Word: haas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...HAA is supplying all teams with hockey helmets for the first time in an effort to keep injuries at a minimum. Trainer Eddle Noonan hopes that players will have their skates sharpened frequently because, he says, "dull skates are often responsible for injuries...
Students may obtain two dollar reserved seats at half price for all Harvard hockey games played in the Boston Garden, including tonight's game against Boston University, upon presentation of their bursar's cards at the HAA office in the basement of the Union, Unreserved balcony seats will be sold for ninety cents. B.U.'s Harry Cleverly sadly shakes his head and swears he had lost 20 potential hockey players through scholastic failings since last year, including possibly the best single player in the East. Dick Rodenheiser. With Rodenheiser in the army, the varsity will undoubtedly have an easier time...
Tickets for tonight's hockey game may be purchased at a special student rate in the HAA office under the Union. Regular second, balcony unreserved seats soil for $90, and $2 reserved seats for $1. A bursar's card is required...
Carroll F. Getchell, business manager of the HAA poses questions like "Can suitable ice be maintained until the end of the Crimson season next March?" Or "How much will various weather conditions affect the playing surface...
...such occasions, the HAA officials admit that insurance would be desirable. But they claim that the policy premiums, too high for the HAA to underwrite, would have to be added to students' term bills. There is a more equitable solution than this...