Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Playing on poor ice, the Freshman hockey team defeated St. Paul's School, 4-2, yesterday afternoon at Concord. Lane starred for the Crimson, scoring the winning goal halfway through the overtime period. Just two minutes later, Moseley scored again which made Harvard's margin secure. Moore of St. Paul's was outstanding for the opposing side. The summary: HARVARD ST. PAUL'S Hovenian, Duffey, Clement, l.w. r.w., Gagarif, Stonington, Middleton Moseley, McDonald, Dewey, c. c., Cocroft, Childs, Truesdale Calloway, Hallowell, Roberts, r.w. l.w., Calloway, Bissell, Nesmith Lane, Cutler, l.d. r.d., Moore Claflin, Prouty, r.d. l.d., Buckner, Work Waldinger...
Boys tarred for the Crimson, scoring four fouls, as well as one goal. Hageman and Huppuch played their usual excellent defensive game. All the members of the Crimson squad who made the trip, played in the game. BARTHMOUTH Harvard Beniwell. Croninger, r.f. I.F. Morry, Fletcher, Kimbrough, Reisnes, Miller, Edwards, I.F. r.f. Nevin, Fletcher, Ferriter Mackey, Prince, Krivinski, e.e., Boys, Upton Kraszewskif, Hubbell, r.g. Lg., Huppuch, Henderson Stangle, Levine, Lg. R.g. Hageman, Levan...
...determined Dartmouth hockey sextet, fighting for victory every minute of play, forced the visiting Crimson outfit to the utmost in Hanover on Saturday morning and ony a goal by Baldwin in the last few seconds gave Harvard the edge by the score...
...After a goal early in the contest by Arthur, right-wing for the Green, Harvard came back in the second period to tie the score, with Pruyn making the tally from a mix-up in front of the Dartmouth net. The final frame furnished the spectators with plenty of action, for the lead changed hands twice, and not until 19 minutes and 50 seconds had elapsed, did Baldwin's goal on a pass from Putnam give Harvard its hard-earned victory. It was Baldwin, too. who had paved the way for the winning score a few minutes before, when...
...first line for the greater part of the tilt, and it was the first-string men who provided the fireworks in the final period. To Baldwin, for his counters, which put the game on the ice for Harvard, go the scoring honors, although excellent work by deGive in the goal prevented many possible scores by Morton and Captain Jackson of the Green...