Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Included among the members will be the captains of the seven major sports, football, hockey, swimming, basketball, track, baseball, and crew, as well as the four captains who have already been chosen for next year, Richard C. Floyd '10, president of the Club, announced...
...fall. But the hand of welcome was extended palm up: $5.00 for dues, $9.00 for use of uniform, and another $5.00 as a deposit against fines and incidentals. The return for this sum and six hours of practice a week was free admission to the football games, a few hockey and basketball matches, an H.A.A.-sponsored trip to Princeton by bus and second-rate boat, a watch fob at the annual banquet (for which Johnny shelled out another $2.90). Many of his classmates, top-notch musicians but scholarship men, can't afford the money in addition to the time. Only...
...Major H in hockey was voted to Vinton Freedley, a regular goalie, who, because of injury, was unable to play against Yale. Swimming numerals were voted to Le Baron Russell Briggs '41 for managing the Swimming Carnival, and minor hockey numerals were voted Galen L. Stone, assistant Freshman hockey manager...
...could deliver in elections, the more beholden the bosses became. Thompson & Raymond draw a pretty picture of the principal gangs and gang leaders during that era, of their boyish purchases in haberdashery and chorus girls, their nights into the nightclub business and into sports ("Big Bill" Dwyer introduced professional hockey to Manhattan), their celebrated lawyers such as "The Great Mouthpiece" Fallon. They name certain such semi-criminal fixers who are still in the law business...
...Dewey, Yardling hockey coach, has announced his resignation because his work in Providence makes his home too far removed from Cambridge. No successor has been appointed...