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Huntington played one of the finest forward games seen on the rink this year. Skating hard and continuously, he kept with the puck throughout the game, and was always where he was most needed. Time and again the McGill forward combination, when they had made a start down the ice were broken up by his body checking and stick-work as he came up from behind; and he often blocked off the dashes of Rankin, the heavy McGill coverpoint. In addition to his defensive work, Huntington scored two out of the three goals. About half way through the first half...
...Scott who was such a sensation in the B. A. A. game could not get started. Whether three men were played on the forward line as in the first half or five as in a large part of the second, it could not pass the University defence, although it kept play in the University's end of the rink the majority of the time, and had many more shots than the University men. There was a great deal of interruption throughout the game due to forward passing, and three goals, one made by McGill and two by the University were...
...Freshman hockey team held a long scrimmage with the B. A. A. in the Arena yesterday afternoon, the latter winning, 7-2. The Freshman put up a hard fight and for the first 10 minutes of play kept their opponents from scoring. The B. A. A. forwards, whose work was very ragged up to that time, braced and forcing the play around the Freshmen's goal, caged the puck for a total of seven goals...
...later went in at left wing, lacks confidence. Blackall and Willetts did well in taking the puck down the ice, the former, in fact scoring one of the goals after a dash the entire length of the ice with Duncan. This play completely fooled the Cornell defence as they kept waiting for Blackall to make a pass...
...homes outside Massachusetts for the week of April nineteenth find that their Yale and Princeton friends and those who are at other institutions have had their good times and are now back at work. The festivities of Easter week have passed, while Harvard with supreme indifference kept them at work. Then when all the real opportunities for a thoroughly enjoyable vacation are past Harvard sends them home to spend a week in solitary grandeur. Yet Harvard, we are told, is doing its best to foster interest among students in all parts of the country, particularly in the South and West...