Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Boston's Olympic Club, composed almost entirely of ex-college starts will meet the Varsity hockey team at the Arena this evening at 8.30 o'clock in their last game before examinations. H. A.A. book coupons will be good for admission...
After their defeat at the hands of McGill Wednesday evening it is impossible to judge what the Varsity hockey team will do against Princeton tomorrow night in the Arena. The Crimson skaters have shown great potential strength all year and seem to have reached the peak of American college hockey this winter. But they didn't show the final push last year and despite an influx of new players only Ford and Watts exhibit the necessary fight...
...opening game of the winter term hockey series yesterday, Charles R. Allen '38, newly-elected captain of the Freshman pucksters, led the Crimson sextet to a 12-2 victory over Newton High at the Boston Garden. The tam now has a record of four victories to one defeat...
...director of intra-mural athletics, published a schedule of games to run through January, February, and part of March. It was received enthusiastically by the men who have not either sufficient time or ability to participate in the Varsity games. This year, with the abolition of the Jayvee hockey squad, the number of such men is greater than ever. Now comes the disappointing order from the H.A.A. to cancel all plans for inter-House hockey. No reason was given other than financial and that one is felt to be an unconvincing excuse. For the past few years the H.A.A...
...House hockey would require no equipment and no coaches. All that is necessary is about one thousand feet of lumber for sideboards, a little water, and the services of two men for one hour each evening to clear the ice and sprinkle it. It is to be hoped that those who are responsible for the decision will more intelligently reconsider the situation that the problem of selecting a new coach is definitely settled...