Word: goals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crimson close attack was functioning particularly well. All five attackmen, except Dick Bezanson who missed several close shots, scored more than one goal. The second midfield, with one piece, registered the remaining three...
...First goal of the drive is to get Londoners to turn out for eight consecutive nights of revival meetings to be held in every local parish, beginning next week. Volunteers are assigned to 120 centers, each in charge of a specially trained priest. A typical center director is 36-year-old Rev. George Edmund Reindorp, whose parish includes some of the poorest and some of the most fashionable, sections of Westminster. Reindorp instructs his volunteer door-to-door canvassers always to knock three times-"once for the Father, once for the Son, and once for the Holy Ghost." He explained...
...defense, the Dartmouths didn't have much to do. With Hans Estin playing half of the game and sitting out the second half with a broken left foot, the Crimson attack was unhinged. Rick Hudner made a fine individual performance but it is significant that his one goal came on a pass, from Estin...
Forsyth, Hudner, and Sid Clark in the goal were the outstanding Harvard players. The squad, minus Estin, plays New Hampshire today...
Despite the loss of four featured players for the game, the Rugby club steamrollered a creampuff MIT, squad 28 to 0 Saturday on Soldiers Field. The game was so one-aided that most of the spectators moved to the Tech goal line during the second half in order to better enjoy the passing parade of Harvard tries and conversions...