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Coach Chase sees no reason for changing what has been a very successful starting six, and he is sticking to his original starters. The old reliable line of Caleb Loring, Mare Beebe (the scorer of four goals against Northeastern) and Billy Harding, will be doing business at the same old stand, as will defensemen Dick Mechem and Captain Johnny Paine. Goodie Harding, whose goal-tending activities have been limited to a single period in each game thus far, dons the pads as usual...
Beebe also opened the scoring in the second period, taking a pass from Paine after the opening face-off. After Everts hit the mark on a pass from Dick Harding, Northeastern got its final goal of the evening with Bog Saumsiegle doing the honors...
After 48 seconds of play Orrin Wood pushed the first score across. John Crocker was credited with the assist. Less than four minutes later, Crocker made an unassisted goal...
...Crimson, the usual sextet is slated to open the contest Calob Loring, Mare Beebe and Billy Harding still constitute the first string Hue, Captain Johnny Paine and Dick Mechem will man their defensive posts, and Goodie Harding is at goal...
Dick Mechem, a brilliant skater all night long, contributed the outstanding offensive play of the game early in the period with an unassisted goal, after waltzing through the entire Tech defense. The last M. I. T. tally came with Engineer Bill Verrochi in the penalty box jailed with the game's only misdemeanor, and the Crimson roared back on the short-handed Engineers with two more goals in the final thirty seconds. Jim Apthrop, a member of the third string line which saw considerable action in the final stanza, netted one goal and George Harding wound up a three-goal...