Word: ices
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...shooting and individual work of the University team is good but no consistent team play has been developed, as the men have had only three days of practice on the ice. On the whole the defense is a little better than the offense...
...University hockey squad held regular practice yesterday afternoon on Hill's pond, Arlington. The ice surface was so uneven that no regular line-up was attempted, but all the men who reported were given an opportunity to practice with either the forwards or the defence. The work of the offence showed weakness in team play and inaccuracy in passing, but some of the work of the defence was very good...
...University hockey team held its second practice on the ice yesterday afternoon at the Brookline Country Club. In the preliminary work the forwards were sent down the rink against the defense to develop passing and team play. This was followed by a 30-minute scrimmage between two provisional teams in which neither side scored owing to the roughness of the ice, which made passing and shooting very difficult. The work of the defense was good though it was not given a thorough test...
...preliminary practice consisted in shooting the puck for the forwards, defense work for the goal tenders, and short runs for all the candidates. The first outdoor practice was held on Artificial Pond last Thursday. On Monday a rink will be completed in the Stadium, and, as soon as the ice is in good condition, all practice will be held there. Class teams will be formed immediately after the Christmas recess, if the weather permits, and shortly afterwards the usual interclass series will be played. There will also be a scrub series open to men who do not make their class...
...University and Freshman hockey squads had their first practice on the ice yesterday afternoon on Artificial Pond. The area of strong ice was so small and the quality of the ice so poor that no scrimmage was attempted. All the men who reported, about 50 in number, were coached and given trials by Captain Pell, and small detachments of the offence were given their turn against the defense...