Word: icing
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...called Central Jurisdiction overlapping them all, and exclusively Negro. But this segregation brought some advantages for Negro Methodists in terms of representation and influence in the church. The Central Jurisdiction elects its own bishops and has equal representation on national councils. Thus Negroes cut far more Methodist ice than would otherwise be the case; there are four Negro Methodist bishops in the Central Jurisdiction, for instance, while the theoretically nonsegregated Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S.A. has none at all in the continental...
Time and again the Golden Knights' star performer stick-handled his way into Crimson ice, looked around, and found both his wings covered by the alert varsity forwards. With no one to pass to, or to set him up, Tomalty, who has averaged nearly three points per game, was held scoreless, as were all his teammates but Dick Sledziewski, who scored the only Clarkson goal at 3:05 of the opening period...
...front of McGarry will be his stalwart defensemen, co-captains Brian Mulloy and A1 Soares, who rarely leave the ice. At center will be high scorer Dave Kelley, a swift skater who tallied the only goal against Providence, and was involved in all three goals against...
...their bench is one of the thinnest in the East, they play tight, defensive hockey. While they don't pack their goal as weak teams, like Cornell and Tufts, are wont to do, they practice little forechecking, and attempt to pick up the opponents' wings at center ice...
Harvard will probably play much the same kind of game, especially with the Clarkson contest only two days away. Unless trailing in the third period, the varsity will confine its checking to its own half of the ice...