Word: ices
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...should have a locker in the Newell boathouse engaged before the beginning of practice. Those who already have lockers at Weld can transfer them to Newell without additional expense, and should do so immediately. Work on the river will begin as soon as weather permits, and since the ice is so much thinner this year than at any previous season since the building of the basin, the outdoor practice should begin unusually early. This autumn the 1919 squad numbered over a hundred, and it is hoped that at least fifty more men will report for the spring work...
...puck sliding across in front of the net, but Armour couldn't quite reach it. Shortly afterwards the puck slipped out of a mix-up to Gould's stick, but Wylde's pretty stop prevented a goal. Finally Thacher got the rubber away and took it down the ice, passing to Percy as Bierworth loomed up in front of him; Percy passed to Baker, who drove it past York for the second goal. The time was 14 minutes 11 seconds. The game slowed up perceptibly after this, and was ragged until the final whistle blew...
...second half was very slow, both teams repeatedly loosing chances to shoot. After a couple of minutes of play, Jacob broke loose and got safely inside the defence, but Wylde came out and made a beautiful stop. From then on the puck was scrimmaged up and down the ice with few shots at the net. In the last few minutes Coach Winsor sent in the second-string players to freshen the University's attack, but no more scores resulted...
...second University hockey team will meet the Huntington High seven on the Stadium rink this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The development of the second team has been hindered considerably by the lack of ice, yesterday being the first time it has been able to practice during the past week. The Huntington seven has shown up unusually well this season, having won all its games so far, including one with Andover. The second team will line up as follows: Fulsom, l.w.; Rice, l.c.; Patterson, r.c.; Kissel, r.w.; Captain Appleton, c.p.; Duncan, p.; Liggett...
...game tomorrow night, and will line up against the Elis in good condition. Baker was excused from yesterday's work out on account of a cold, but will be back in the game against Yale. Thacher, who has had some trouble with a bruised hip, was on the ice again yesterday, and is also scheduled to start in tomorrow's contest at right wing. The week's work indicates Rice as the probable man to start on the other end of the line...