Word: hockey
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Season tickets at $1.00 each, admitting to all hockey games in Cambridge except the games with Canadian teams, are now on sale at the office of the Athletic Association, Leavitt & Peirce's Brine's, the Co-operative, and at Wright & Ditson's in Boston. The public may obtain these tickets, but student and graduate ticket holders only will be given a preference in the allotment of seats for the championship games in New York. All holders of season tickets will receive a reduction of 25 cents in buying tickets for the Canadian games, admission to which will be special tickets...
...meeting of all men interested in class hockey was held last night in the Training Table Room of the Union. The following schedule for interclass games was adopted: January 14--Juniors vs. Sophomores; January 15--Seniors vs. Juniors; January 16--Seniors vs. Sophomores; January 17--Winner of above round robin tournament vs. Freshmen...
...University hockey squad held its first practice in the Stadium rink, yesterday afternoon. In a long scrimmage in which all the men were given a try out, the University team defeated the second team by the score of 9 to 1. The shooting was harder and more accurate than last Saturday, and the forwards worked together better although their passing was still very erratic. The defense of the University team showed improvement and the second team's forwards got but few shots at the goal...
Application blanks for tickets to the Harvard-Princeton hockey game at New York on January 18 will be placed in the office of the Athletic Association, Leavitt & Peirce's, Brine's, the Co-operative, the Rendezvous, and Wright & Ditson's in Boston this noon. Harvard will be given about 300 seats at the game...
...hockey game scheduled for Saturday afternoon with the Brae Burn Country Club was cancelled because of the poor condition of the ice. Practice was held instead at the Brookline Country Club on ice that was thin and broken in places...