Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hockey squad which turned out for its first meeting in the Varsity Club last night has prospects for a better season than Harvard's pucksters have had for many long years. The reasons for this are two in number: the graduation of only five lettermen from last year's varsity, and the fact that last year's freshman team was stronger than any Crimson yearling outfit in several seasons, winning every official game it played...
Returning lettermen and candidates for the hockey squad reported at the first meeting of the year last night in the Varsity Club. They were addressed by Coach Stubbs, Coach Hodder and Dr. Littlefield...
Fourth in the quartet of band directors is Ray C. Collins '36, student manager, who fills in whatever gaps are left by the specialized tasks of the other three. Chief among Collins' duties is the direction of the band at all times except in the Fall games -- hockey games, track meets, and last year at Class Day exercises...
...chance encounter with Winfield A. Huppuch 2L, former basketball star, at 52 Mount Auburn Street Saturday afternoon landed one George Ryan of Harvard Street behind the bars and saved Samuel R. Callaway '36, member of the hockey team, a pair of socks...
...West Point graduate who first met the Garden's late famed Tex Rickard in the Argentine, persuaded him to install hockey at Madison Square Garden in 1925, John S. Hammond was ousted from the Garden's vice-presidency in 1932, bought control in 1934, had himself made board chairman. His principal interest remains hockey, not prizefights. A one-time All-America Yale footballer who enlisted in the Army in 1916, got the Croix de Guerre and the Distinguished Service Medal during the War, John Reed Kilpatrick was put in as president of the Garden in 1933, has been...