Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ahead on a cleverly executed play which caught the Crimson out of position. Tiger right wing Faxon came in the Harvard zone and passed to his center, Dan Stuckey. Stuckey sucked the Crimson defense to one side and then passed to left wing Young, whose clear shot at the goal was good...
Yale meanwhile pulled even again with Princeton in the race for the second spot in the standings by trimming Harvard at Boston, 4-2. The game was marked by the end of the slump experienced by Captain Johnny LeBoutillier of the Elis, the Bulldogs' leader scoring one goal and setting up two others which provided the winning margin...
...Paine's Goal Nullified...
...which Harvard completely dominated the play, the puck Chasers apparently went ahead in the second, when Johnny Paine's long shot from the blue line penetrated Meyer's defense. The officials, however, ruled that a teammate had been in the crease in front of the net, and the goal was nullified. Soon after Yale scored when the failure of a Crimson center to cover his man resulted in a break which ended in a Yale score...
Mechem's defensive play was out-standing for the Crimson, while Howey Gadboys, subbing for the ailing Gus Summers, at goal turned in an excellent performance...