Word: goals
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...Harvards won the match with Princeton yesterday afternoon on the grounds of the latter by a score of three goals to one. The game was remarkably well played throughout, and was considered the best game of the season. The play of Sturgis, Noble and Noyes was especially good. This victory once more puts the championship in our team's hands. The following is a list of the men and their positions: Goal, Easton; point, Davis; cover-point, Putnam; defense fielders, Noble, Sturgis, Ennis and Marquand; centre, Williams; offense field, Coit, Machado, Noyes and Creesy; substitute, Woods...
...University Lacrosse Team start today for Princeton. They will probably play tomorrow about noon and return on Saturday. About $60 has been raised toward paying their expenses. The following is a list of the men and their positions: Goal, Eastern; point, Davis; cover-point, Henry; defense fielders, Noble, Sturgis, Ennis and Marquand; centre, Williams (in place of Thorndike); offense field, Coit, Machado, Noyes and Cresey; substitute, Woods...
Yesterday afternoon the second Harvard lacrosse team beat the Andover team by a score of one goal to nothing. Two goals were fairly made but only one counted on account of a doubt. The playing was close, as the Andover team were in many cases superior runners. The Harvards were handsomely treated by the home team. The finest playing was done on our side by Rueter and Walsh. Marquand acted as referee. Next week the team will probably play two games, both in Cambridge...
...second lacrosse team will play at Andover today at 4.30. The members are requested to be ready to take the 2.55 East Cambridge car. The train leaves Boston at 3.30. The following are the names of the team and the positions they will occupy for the present : Ritter, goal; Goodale, point; Walsh, cover-point; Abbott and Roundy, defense; Forster, homefield; Williams, centre; Lennox and Root, forward field; Peirson and Wood, play home...
With such a strong team as Harvard has this spring, it is not likely that she will be required to resort to the defensive game to any great extent. But while the men are practising to strengthen their assaults on goal, it will be well for them to try from time to time a systematic advance of the whole team, neglecting their defence to a certain extent, and using all possible means to strengthen their assault. In the excitement and nervousness of the first few minutes of a game, and with the disadvantage of a strange ground, none...