Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Despite the one-sidedness of the score, the Crimson did not put on a satisfactory showing. Midyear exams have dulled the keen passing edge of last December, and the covering in front of the Crimson goal, when need of such arose, usually was nothing short of disgraceful...
Fessenden made it 3 to 1 for the Green, but Marc Beebe's solo brought the Crimson to within one goal of the Indians, and Captain Johnny Paine, playing his last game for Harvard, put in the equalizer at 1:01 of the second period, with Rondeau in the penalty box. Goals by Rondeau and Bill Harrison late in the period moved Dartmouth out into the lead again--and Riley jumped the opening faceoff of the final period to score, making an overwhelming margin...
Bill Harrison tallied the last Dartmouth goal when he outskated the Hardefense and pulled Harding far out of position. Harvard, pressing as they had throughout the game, with their defense crowding the Green blue line, racked up another goal when Dave Farrell bulleted a faceoff past Barrett...
...emptiness. A piece of jagged white wood hanging slantwise on the wall by a single nail caught his eye. Vag cocked his head and read, "H-19, P-14, Comeford to Lyle." He thought of Bob on that fantastic afternoon wading into the melee of wild-eyed goal posters in his shirt sleeves, while Vag held his coat and made conversation with Bob's girl from Vassar...
...abstraction. He wheeled around to come face-to-face with a brand new cherub of about 17, who set down the bag he was carrying and looked around the room possessively. Vag stifled a snarl. "Are you my roommate?" the Freshman asked, amiably. Vag took the splinter of goal post off the wall, flipped his cigarette into the fireplace and strode out of the room, closing the door behind...