Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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mediately following Wood's tally. Iglehart added the third Yale score in the second canto when he soloed through the entire Harvard team and finally drew Ellis out of the net and put the puck in. McLennan scored the fourth goal in the last seconds of the period while Todd added the insult just two seconds before the final whistle blew...
Harvard seemingly had assumed a much too confident attitude. A goal by Wood after about five minutes of the opening period had passed strengthened this excessive assurance so that when Yale came back with two goals in the next few minutes the Crimson was entirely lost. Yale immediately became aggressive and began to display some of the finest amateur hockey playing seen in the Garden this year...
...Everett '32, was the leading goal maker for the Harvard team, scoring once in the second period, and again after the first four minutes of the overtime period. The game was rough, and there were frequent piteups in front of the cage. Each team scored once after such a scandal...
...goal toward which every science course must aim is the development of individual thought. This is more essential for Physics than for any other science, for Physics is still a mere handful of facts among a multitude of theories. The beginner must be impressed that he is studying the thoughts of others with the view in mind not of learning facts, for most Physics is yet unproven, but of learning to think independently. A fine graduate department closely allied with the undergraduate body will greatly help in laying the foundations of this spirit and ability for individual thought...
Playing against a fast and light forward line the 1934 team showed ability in passing and teamwork surpassing any yet displayed this season. Early in the first period J. T. Summers '34 scored the only goal in that period. In the second period, through the coordination of the entire team, both Nathaniel Ware '34 and Summers were able to score. At no time during the period was the Crimson goal in any danger of being crossed. In the final period, C. M. Kirkland '34 scored the only goal...