Word: forward
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...elected captain of the Smith Halls team, and R. S. Wortley '19, of New York, of the Gore Hall team. In the closely contested game which followed Smith had better team-play, and won largely through this characteristic. Heppenheimer's work at goal on Smith and Wortley's forward work for Gore were especially noticeable. The teams lined up in the following order...
...hockey team is getting its final practice for its first regular game of the season tomorrow afternoon when it goes against, the strong Milton Academy aggregation at Milton. The original squad of 65 men has been reduced to 22, of whom Wells, at goal, Trainer and Hubbard on the forward line, and Marshall at point have shown up exceptionally well. Other men on the squad who have shown marked ability and who will doubtless play in the initial game are Groves, r.w., Platt, c.p., Kissel, l.c., and Francis...
...work of the University showed marked improvement from the ragged playing Tuesday, although there was still a tendency to pass blindly. In the preliminary work Coach Winsor tried to eliminate this factor, having first pair shooting and passing, and then sending the first and second forward lines alternately against the regular defence...
...Freshmen also showed a decided improvement over their previous work against the University, and were much more sure of themselves on the ice. Kissel and Merrill played very well in the forward line, and Marshall is the best of the defence men. Captain Morgan took his place later in the scrimmage against the University forwards, and showed the Freshman backs some points about defensive play...
After the rest the game speeded up considerably, the University forcing the playing throughout the period. Thacher got the puck past Myers on a forward but the score was not allowed. Shortly after Babbitt had an excellent chance to score, but his shot went wide. After 10 minutes, 40 seconds of play. Curtis received a pass from Rice, who had gone in for W. Morgan, and with a low, clean shot scored the first goal of the game. Cornell now had her last opportunity to score. With J. Morgan far up the rink and Doty at the side, Spiegelberg apparently...