Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first score came after four minutes and 15 seconds of play. Hodder retrieved the rubber from an opponent, dashed down the rink through the Maple's line, and plunged the puck past Adams into the net. The Maples then made their first shift in the line-up, which changed continually thereafter throughout the game. But it was not until seven minutes later that the score was evened up. Chisholm, coming down on the left side of the rink, passed to Morrison, who knocked the puck into the far corner of the net...
...only a few of which were caged. With Gordon out of the game, the brunt of the attack fell upon Smith's shoulders. The Sophomore forward did very well, especially from the foul line. He had seven opportunities for free throws and he dropped every one cleanly through the net. Merriam, at the other forward position, had moments of brilliance, but his passing was erratic...
...advantage at half time. The Maine schoolboys rallied in the second half, however, and outplayed and outfought Coach Chase's charges. Hobbs and Crane peppered the Harvard basket with long shots, all of which came dangerously close, and enough of which dropped through the net to bring a 19 to 19 deadlock as the whistle blew...
...minute to go, Crane fouled Leekley, giving the latter two shots with the outcome of the game hinging upon his success. He dropped the first cleanly through the hoop, tying the score. The second, which would bring victory, struck the iron, wavered on the edge, and dropped outside the net, making a second extra period necessary...
...game will deny that the visitors were the better team, but Harvard made them fight for every point. Not a field goal dropped through the Crimson net during the first ten minutes, largely because of the phenomenal work of Rudofsky. Followers of Harvard basketball have come to take Rudofsky's defensive brilliance for granted, but he deserves special mention for his performance last night...