Word: laverack
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second half, when it not only allowed Technology to score two goals, but was also unable to make more than three goals against a team it defeated two weeks ago by the score of 10 to 1. The line-up was: Goodridge, goal; Russell, point; Vanderpool, coverpoint; Beardsell, Laverack, Hoxie, Hardy, forwards. M. I. T.--Speer, goal; Baldwin, point; Chase, coverpoint; Berr, Walworth, Smith, Edgworth, forwards...
...fact that one of the players will go to New York to see the Yale-Brown game, and to arrange a definite date with Yale, the University team will have a new line up as follows: -- A. M. Goodridge, goal; Vanderpool, point; Hardy, coverpoint; Beardsell, F. J. Goodridge, Hoxie, Laverack, forwards. The Senior line-up will be: Scott, goal; Sullivan, point; Farrington, coverpoint; Ward, George, Drinkwater, Parker, forwards...
...Sophomores did little team work, but Metcalf and Pruyn did good individual playing. The best feature in the work of the University team was the playing of Russell and Goodridge round the goal. The teams lined up as follows: University--Goodridge, goal; Russell, point; Vanderpool, coverpoint; Hardy, Laverack, Hoxie, Beardsell, forwards. 1902 -- Perkins, goal; Stevenson, point; Metcalf, coverpoint; Winsor, Seaver (Chaffee), Burgess (Cook), Pruyn, forwards...
...University hockey team defeated Dorchester on Franklin Field, Saturday afternoon by a score of 2 to 0. As the ice was in very poor condition only ten-minute halves were played. The Harvard line-up was as follows: Russell, goal; Vanderpool, point; Hardy, coverpoint; Beardsell, Goodridge, Laverack, Hoxie, forwards...
...minor accidents. In the first half, with a strong wind against them, the University team prevented Brown from scoring and also secured two goals. In the second half, after Brown had scored once, the Harvard team steadily improved, and made goals in rapid succession. Beardsell, F. J. Goodridge and Laverack for Harvard, and Cooke for Brown, were the best individual players. The teams lined up as follows: Harvard--A. M. Goodridge, goal; Russell, point; Hardy, coverpoint; Laverack, F. J. Goodridge, Hoxie, Beardsell, forwards. Brown -- Chase, goal; Steere, point; Low, coverpoint; Cooke, Pevear, Bartlett, (Bates), Phillips, forwards...