Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Other new rules this season, less simple of enforcement, are designed to prevent players on offense from roughing the goalie. One provides that no player may cross a dotted line 57 in. from the goal mouth unless he is carrying the puck. Another defines, by dots in the ice, a defensive area which no attacking player may enter ahead of the puck-carrier. In stead of making both the chief referee and his associate follow the play over the whole rink, the ice is now divided between them. The chief will wear white, his assistant blue...
...bumpings, trippings, crashing collisions and penal ties. The Rangers led 3-to-2 when Toronto's Hec Kilrea shot a high one which bounced off Ching Johnson's head into the net. In less than three minutes Toronto's Red Horner fired in the winning goal...
...party. Thirteen players took turns in the penalty box, mostly for tripping and roughing. Both sides played recklessly brilliant offense, but the goaltending by Chicago's Chuck Gardiner and New York's Andy Aitkenhead was more brilliant. Of innumerable smashing attacks only one got through for a goal-against the Rangers...
Army's demoniac tackling, fierce line-bucking, and the running passes of Jack Buckler were far too much for Harvard. Four Army parades of 40 to 62 yd. each led across Harvard's goal...
With the score 7-to-7 and four minutes to play, Bill Corbus, Stanford's All-American guard, booted a place kick from the 23-yd. line over Southern California's goal posts. Thus fell, with a resounding crash, the fattest Humpty Dumpty of 1933 football and the first big one to fall. To make sure the pieces would not be put together again that day, Corbus kicked again, scored again...