Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...twirler, is expected to lead the list. He compiled the best cumulative pitching record last year, although Burgy Ayres was the possessor of the lowest earned run average for the season. Ayres will be back again this year but will be unable to start baseball practice until the present hockey season is over...
Hanford, the new Yardling mentor, will replace Norman D. Blotner '40, who decided last week to leave Law School and join the Navy. The new coach, the son of Dean A. Chester Hanford, was the star goalie for three years while in college in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse...
...figure skating, which she picked up two years ago, about the same time that she learned to bowl. Three months after lacing on her first skate, Twinkle gave an exhibition in Hollywood, was soon in demand as an entertainer (especially for her rumba number) between the periods of hockey games. Last summer Paramount hired her to make a Technicolor short. Today little Twinkle earns about $500 a month, is nearly worth her weight in gold...
John Chase, newly-appointed hockey coach, put on the badge of office Friday morning and that very evening began the task of reshaping a team in mid-season. Calling for a practice at 5:30 o'clock, Chase spent an energetic hour sending the Varsity through its paces...
Skeets Canterbury, one of Harvard hockey's oldest standbys, has again the task of keeping Crimson nets free from opposing scores by training his goalies...