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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clever work by Wylde at goal prevented a score. Percy broke away soon after this, and had a clear shot at the goal, but Donahue made a pretty stop, and Rice played the puck in from the side a minute later, scoring the first goal. Thacher tallied from a mix-up near the cage a few minutes later, and Baldwin did the same almost immediately afterwards. The final goal came after a particularly pretty piece of team-work by the strong second-string forward line. The whole line broke away with W. Morgan carrying the puck. Morgan passed to Fisher...
...next few minutes the University seven was completely outclassed, making only a few weak attempts at scoring, while Huntington, skating through the University defence, caged the puck, and Sands repeated the trick, making a clean goal. A few seconds later he scored from a mix-up. Except for Percy, the University forwards appeared to lack confidence and determination on the defence, while on the offence they did not form their line well, going up in pairs and singly. The wings especially were drawn out of position. Poor ice contributed to a tendency towards poor skating and frequent falls. The passing...
Baker scored the first goal, playing the puck cleverly through the defence and snapping it past Chadwick into the net. Both teams played at a pretty fast pace, and a number of chances to score were lost by close margins. Percy scored the second goal from a mix-up near the cage. Saltonstall got away once and broke through the defence, but Wylde came out and stopped him. After the regulars had worked for about fifteen minutes, Coach Winsor sent in the second, string line, and they scored two more goals. Phillips started several good rushes...
...goal, but his shot went wide, and Percy caught the rebound from the boards and drove the rubber into the net. Bliss scored the University's third goal on a quick shot from the side, and then Scott tallied for the second team, driving the puck in from a mix-up near the goal. The University men were too fast on their skates for the second team, and broke away frequently only to lose a chance to score by weak shooting. The scrubs, however, put up a stiff fight and rushed the puck into the opposite danger zone several times...
...neat pass from Bliss. Then Captain Huntington of the B. A. A. seven took the puck down the rink, and drove it into the net after he and Wendell had played it around the defence. Hagan scored the final goal for the B. A. A. from a mix-up near the goal...