Word: lost
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...standing of the teams in the Intercollegiate Hockey League is as follows: Won. Lost. P.C. Harvard, 2 0 1.000 Yale, 2 0 1.000 Dartmouth, 1 2 .333 Princeton, 1 2 .333 Columbia...
Although the Freshmen have won four of the six scheduled games played, their lack of well-organized attack makes the development of the team somewhat disappointing. Lack of ice for practice party accounts for the deficiency. The Freshmen have defeated Andover, Pomfret, Anlington High, and Milton Academy, but have lost to St. Mark's and St. Paul's. With the exception of the Andover and Arlington High games, the absence of team work has been conspicuous. The Yale team also lacks consistent team-work, but has had a fairly successful season...
...play found Andover shooting time and again at the University goal, and the University forwards seemed unable to get started down the rink. Finally Pell went down the side-boards and passed out to Hicks who shot the puck for the first goal. Andover again made an attack and lost a good chance for scoring by slowness, when Washburn was forced to leave the goal. Pell again took the puck down, passing to Newhall, who over-skated and lost a good shot, but on another rush by Pell, Newhall shot and the puck finally worked in from the scrimmage...
...belief that intracollegiate athletics, giving an opportunity for every man to indulge in "sport for sport's sake," cannot exist beside the overwhelming interest in games between the colleges. They also believe that the undergraduates are not unanimously opposed to a curtailment of schedules. Every opportunity that is lost to disprove these beliefs helps just so much to defeat our own aims...
...next relay for Harvard and started in pursuit of La Montagne. The lead was a hopeless one to overcome, but Merrihew reduced it to slightly less than half a lap, turning over the race to Watson. Watson ran a splendid race against Stevens, and gained steadily. But the distance lost in the first part of the race was too great and Yale won, but by only fifteen yards...