Word: ices
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...regular University hockey team appeared for practice yesterday afternoon for the first time since the Princeton game, and took part for a short time in a scrimmage against the B.A.A. During the first fifteen minutes, when the regular team was on the ice, the only tally was scored by Morgan. After the substitutes had been made, Devereux and Adams each scored for the second team, while the tallies for the B.A.A. numbered five. The first team, while they played a fast game at times, still showed the effects of Saturday night's hard contest...
University hockey practice in the Arena yesterday afternoon was confined to a spirited scrimmage between the substitutes and the Freshman team. All the regulars were allowed to rest because of the unusual strain of the Princeton game Saturday, but will be on the ice again today...
Baker was allowed to get started down the ice, but was not allowed to finish; for each time he was guided towards the side boards and placed in such a position that he could not shoot. By boxing Baker and keeping in position so as to cover all the lanes of approach, the University forwards reduced to a minimum the effectiveness of the brilliant rushes of the opponents. Claflin and Willetts did noble work defensively; it was only a few times that they were passed, and then far off to one side where it made no difference. Kuhn, always dangerous...
...game which the Freshman hockey team was to play against Pomfret School on Saturday had to be cancelled because of lack of ice. The next Regular contest will be played with Andover at Andover next Saturday. The second team also, on account of the condition of the Stadium rink, could not meet the Lowell Textile seven as scheduled...
...team lined up against the B. A. A. seven for a hard 45-minute scrimmage yesterday resulting in a 2 to 2 tie. When the regulars were in the game the score was 2 to 1 in favor of the University, but after the second team had taken the ice, Hicks succeeded in scoring another point for the B. A. A. The forwards paid particular attention to passing and team-play with some improvement. The men also devoted considerable time to body-checking by which it is hoped to break up the strong Princeton attack next Saturday...