Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...host of skaters will take the ice at New Haven today as three Harvard hockey teams pit themselves against the best Yale can offer...
Whatever Dame Fortune may decide to do (and she possesses extraordinary powers over the results of hockey games), tradition at least favors the Crimson cause, for it has been the custom for years that Yale loses the day after the Junior Prom. And illness has done the Elis no good, for Bill Moore, first line center, took to his bed a week ago, and defense men Lyn Wilson and Blake Shepard, and goalie Tom Stockhausen, are just getting back into the game after doctor-enforced rests...
...first series which Harvard has ever taken in two straight, and, what is more, it will clinch for the Moseleymen the championship of the Quadrangular League, and a reputation as the best Harvard team in years. Bu it will be no giveaway, as those who follow Harvard-Yale hockey fortunes well know, and fans who go to the Arena in New Haven tonight at 8 o'clock expect to see a fight to the finish...
Against a Tiger team bidding frantically to nip the Harvard hockey fortunes, the Varsity Pucksters in the Garden last night gained a 3-2 win in a game that might have gone either way by the slightest stroke of chance...
...results of the competition for 1939 hockey manager were announced last night. The following have been elected: John W. Brooks, of Milton and Groton School as Manager; Oliver Iselin, Jr., of New York City and St. Mark's School as first Assistant Manager; and George Murnane, of New York City and St. Paul's School as second Assistant Manager...