Word: ices
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Coach Winsor gave the hockey squad a light workout yesterday afternoon in anticipation of the second Yale game to be played tomorrow night. For the first fifteen minutes the forwards were sent down the ice in lines against five backs in order to develop quicker and surer passing than they have been showing recently. This was followed by a short fifteen minute scrimmage between the regulars and a scrub team composed of the B. A. A. backs and the second string forwards, who distinguished themselves by scoring two goals while the University seven was unable to secure one. The second...
Shortly after the start of the scrimmage Captain J. E. P. Morgan '17 made a pretty dash down the ice but his pass was missed by G. Townsend '17. The first score was made by Baldwin on a back-hand shot from scrimmage which bounced over J. I. Wylde 17's stick. Three minutes later the puck was brought down the side of the rink by R. H. Kissel '19 and was passed to Tuck of the B. A. A., who knocked it into the net. The first team almost scored near the end of the period when...
...Crimson team will be strengthened by the return of Thacher to the line up. He has been laid up with a bad knee practically the entire season, and though he started in the last game against Princeton, he had to leave the ice after a few minutes. He has been playing consistently during the past week, however, and will be Captain Morgan's defensive partner tonight...
...first. After ten minutes of play, during which the first was unable to score although frequently within striking distance, G. Townsend '18 pushed the puck in from a scrimmage in front of the goal. Two minutes later G. A. Percy '18 made a brilliant dash the length of the ice, and although his shot was stopped, E. O. Baker '17 caged the rebound. Baker scored again shortly afterwards and a fourth goal was made by E. B. Condon '18. In one of the prettiest plays of the afternoon Percy took the puck down the ice and passed to Captain Morgan...
...treacherous combination of the Lampoon editors and the weather man caused a postponement of the CRIMSON'S hockey victory yesterday, as it was regarded preferable, though not essential, to play the game on ice. The several thousand people who attended were at first provoked by the decision, but when the true conditions of the Lampoon's position was explained they were pitiful, and contented themselves with rain checks...