Word: kilner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...visiting seven, and G. M. Carnochan '14, goal on Willetts's team will be the goal-tend. Both these players are too well known to need mention here. Baker, at rover, was captain of the 1912-1913 Princeton team and also played on last year's championship seven. Kilner, the right wing, also played on the 1913-14 Princeton team. Cox, whose brilliancy at left wing in last Wednesday's St. Nicholas. Creascents game nearly outshone Baker, is a former Yale player. Ellis at centre also comes from Yale. Trimble has been playing amateur hockey for several years...
...teams will probably line up tonight as follows: UNIVERSITY. ST. NICHOLAS. Townsend, l.w. r.w., Kilner. Doty, l.c. r., Baker. Phillips, r.c. c., Ellis Baldwin, r.w. l.w., Cox. Clafin, c.p. c.p., Willetts. Morgan, P. p., Trimble. Wylde, g. g., Carnochan...
Princeton's hockey prospects are apparently very good for this season, even though seven men from last year's intercollegiate championship squad are gone. This less will be keenly felt as all of the men--H. A. H. Baker, W. S. Kuhn, E. B. Kilner, F. N. Winants, J. R. McColl, T. Emmons, and R. B. Peacock--were hardly equalled in their respective positions. Captain G. A. Peacock '16 is the only regular left from last year. R. S. Cowan '15, who was on the squad in 1913-14, is the only other forward in college...
...prospects for Princeton's hockey team next year are even more dim then Yale's, for six regulars and one substitute will be lost through graduation. They are Captain W. S. Kuhn, H. A. H. Baker, F. H. Winants, E. B. Kilner, T. Emmons, and J. R. MacColl, and Laughlin, substitute goal...
...Paul's; Eberstadt, of Newark High, Taube, of Kent School, Donner, of Hill. The two Humphreys and Hills have been playing against the univesity team in scrimmages in the St. Nicholas Rink, and are expected to fill the gap made by the loss of the Kuhn-Baker-Kilner combination which formerly played at St. Paul's and later three years for Princeton...