Word: hubbardism
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...Hubbard, wrestling at 167 for Harvard in place of Neil Hastic, decisioned Frank Dumont, 22 to 1, which evened the score at 11-all. But Columbia clinched the match by taking the next two bouts on decisions. George Von Hassell out-pointed Charlie Keith by executing a reversal and picking up points on time advantage while holding Keith scoreless, and Columbia's captain, Bill Malone, doomed Crimson hopes for a possible tie by decisioning heavyweight Humphrey Heidtmann...
Weiland had former defenseman Dusty Burke skating wing for Bill Timpson and Nat Harris, and moved Captain Low Preston to third line wing with Walt Greeley and Amory Hubbard, putting Bob DiBlasio in Preston's usual first line slot. These shakeups didn't work, for the Crimson never could quite break loose with accurate passing and seemed to hang back at the Bruin blue line...
...Hubbard, Greeley, and Preston formed the only Crimson line which consistently kept the pressure on, but their efforts were not enough to stop a faster, rougher Bruin team...
...caught the upper right corner of the Harvard nets and Weeden made good from close in to give the Tigers a 4 to 2 margin at 7:43. Thirty seconds later the Crimson pulled within one point of a tie when Kittredge took Walt Greeley's relay from Amory Hubbard rounded the Princeton defense and shot from close in. At 15:11 Hubbard carried across the Tiger blue-line and passed off to Greeley, who fired the marker that set up Weeden's game-winning effort...
Third period: White (H) (unassisted), 1:22; Marshall (H) (Kittredge), 7:00; Hubbard (H) (Greeley, White...