Word: ices
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Princeton crew candidates expect to be out on Lake Carnegle the first of next week. The ice is very thing and in some places there is already open water. Indoor practice has been held for the past four weeks under the instruction of Dr. Spaoth. Very few changes have been made in the order of the boats, and the coaching staff seems very well pleased with the progress of the work...
...Second University hockey team went through a successful season, winning three out of its four games. Although there were eight games scheduled, poor ice and lack of proper conditions prevented four of them being played. The first game with Middlesex School, played at Concord, was won by the second team, 7 to 2. Stone School was beaten in the Stadium by a score of 14 to 0, the seconds encountering little opposition. The game with the Boston College second team was also won by the second team, 6 to 0. In the last game, St. Paul's School of Concord...
...ice was measured in front of Newell Boat House, and proved to be slightly over eight inches thick, but such weather as yesterday ought to break this up soon...
...being shown in all the boats, although there have been but two weeks of practice. Sickness has handicapped the University crews a little, but even with this they are showing a steadiness and a unity, which is favorable. The rise in temperature yesterday had its effect on the ice in the Charles, and a few consecutive days of such weather should enable the shells to be launched. The crews are very late in getting into the water this year, but since the ice is so thin they ought to be outdoors soon...
...Yale, Gould was the most brilliant player. His individual work made up for the Elis lack of team-play and he was fast and sure in his shots. Peacock starred for Princeton. There were several penalties, Yale finishing the game with five men on the ice...