Word: ices
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University crews were on the river for the first time this year yesterday afternoon. They rowed back and forth over a short stretch, free from ice, below the Boylston street bridge. Coach Wray watched the work from the bank...
...work of the University and Freshman crews has thus far been somewhat retarded owing to the fact that the ice has remained in the river this year two weeks later than usual. It is expected that a few days of continued warm weather or rain will permit of the crews being launched. Since the University eight is a particularly heavy one, and the work in the tank has a tendency to make the men slow, it is of the greatest importance that the crew get out on the river as soon as possible...
...failed to see it, and it entered the cage high at the left side. At this score the Harvard team seemed to realize the situation and took a decided brace. The play concerted about the Yale goal and there were many fierce scrimmages. The defence played well up the ice and kept the puck in Yale territory nearly all the time. A minute and a half of this kind of play resulted in the first score for Harvard, when Leslie carried the puck into the left corner and passed out. It glanced off Carhartt's skate and went into...
Here Yale made desperate efforts to keep the puck in Harvard's territory, Loutrel making several excellent long shots which Chadwick handled skillfully. But at this point the speed of the Harvard defence was utilized to the best advantage. Both Foster and Huntington made brilliant rushes up the ice and often gave the puck to the forwards for close tries at the cage. Two goals were made in this way, but were not counted because of off-side play. Excitement was at the highest pitch when, with only a minute and a half to play, Hornblower jumped the puck past...
...Seven Sutherland Sisters won the scrub hockey championship yesterday afternoon by defeating the Little Jeffs by the score of 1 to 0. The ice was in bad condition and on that account the team-work on both sides was poor. Heron and Nelson excelled for the Little Jeffs, while Clifford, Graustein and Smart played well for the Seven Sutherland Sisters, the first making the only score from a scrimmage. The summary: SUTHERLAND SISTERS. LITTLE JEFFS. Graustein, l.e. r.e., Henderson Rice, l.c. r.c., Lightner Clifford, r.c. l.c., Nelson Eaton, r.e. l.e., Mann Perkins, c.p. c.p., Heron Tryon, p. p., Roberts Smart...