Word: hubbards
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...summary--123-pound: Gvardigan (C) defeated Bursk, 2-0; 130-pound: Lee (H) defeated Cirion, 6-1; 137-pound: Hartmann (C) defeated Wilde; pin, 5:16; 147-pound: Iben (H) defeated Rhodes, 6-4; 157-pound: Chandler (H) and Tischler, tie 1-1; 167-pound: Sherry (C) defeated Hubbard, 6-0; 177-pound: Barlow (C) defeated Farrington; pin, 5:59; and heavyweight Littlefield (C) defeated Bates...
Walt Greeley scored the first goal at 14:13 when he slapped Amory Hubbard's pass over Eli goalie Pete Cruikshank's stick. Hubbard took the puck down the eight wing around the defense and gave Greeley a perfect goalmouth pass from the corner...
...rest of the issue varies from dull to distasteful. John Hubbard's Prof--is a satire on the General Education trend-idea-few-fact method of teaching. It is no great trick to distort this theory and make it seem ridiculous, and that is all Hubbard has done...
Clasby opened the scoring at 2:36 of the first period, putting in a rebound from a tangle in front of the cage while Bruin goalie Bob Copp was down. The sophomore wing counted again at 9:04 of the second period when Copp again deflected a Hubbard long shot just in front of the goal where both Greeley and Clasby were camped. Clasby flipped it in when Copp went down, while Greeley and Hubbard both received assists...
...Hubbard knocked in a loose puck in the first minute of the final period after Greeley had soloed in, crashing into the goalie who came out of the net. Wheeler counted again at 5:48 for Brown when Crimson goalie Brad Richardson came way out of the cage to smother a loose puck, but let it get away. Clasby ended the scoring on a neat solo halfway through the period, faking Copp out, and tucking it in behind...