Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...defeat in a regular scheduled game when it lost to the St. Paul's School seven by the score of 2 to 0 on the latter's rink Saturday afternoon. The game was played in a snow storm which necessitated three ten-minute periods of play in order to keep the rink cleared and which caused unusually slow playing...
Captain Burgess is the most brilliant player in the forward line, but an injury to his knee, received in the Dartmouth game, may possibly keep him out of tonight's contest. This is his third year on the team, and he and York, who also played last year, are easily the stars of the Yale combination. Teamed up with Burgess is Dickey, also a veteran of two years' experience, and these two have developed an unusually good short passing game. Against them Harvard sends a speedy pair in Percy and Baker. Percy, with his skating, stick-work, and lightning shots...
...defence men, backed up by a very good goal-tender in York, play close, check aggressively, and are consequently hard to get through. They are not, however, as fast or as clever as the University backs and not very dangerous offensively. The wings play well with the centres and keep a good line formation. The centres are the mainstay of the forward line, playing a very aggressive game, and getting in a lot of short passing. Yale has no one man who is particularly dangerous as an individual, but a set of forwards who, centering in Captain Burgess, have developed...
...Arena yesterday afternoon. Coach Winsor showed no inclination to let up in the strenuous preparation for next Saturday's game, and kept the squad hard at work for over an hour. Thacher and Baker were both laid off yesterday, the former with a hip bruise which may keep him out until Saturday. Baker had a slight cold. Their places in the forward line were taken by Taylor and Baldwin, respectively...
...United States as well as to Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Michigan, Dartmouth, Syracuse, M. I. T., and Johns Hopkins. It's is expected that on account of these championships coming as they do only two weeks after the Indoor Intercollegiates, many of the prominent college athletes will keep in training and compete in these games with the hope of annexing an American Indoor Championship title. The championships to be decided are: 60 yards, 300 yards, 600 yards, 1000 yards, two miles, 70-yard high hurdles, standing high and broad jumps, running high jump, running hop, step and jump...