Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Total sales during this period amounted to $450,317.15, of which $335,985.04 represents business done at the Main Store, and $114,332.11 the sales at the Technology Branch, the total net profits for the six months, at both stores, amounting to $52,625.53. There is every reason to expect, according to the Board of Directors, that the Cooperative Society will be able to show at the end of the college year, a sufficient amount of net profit to pay the present rate of dividends with a substantial margin to spare...
...preliminary practice special emphasis was laid on shooting. Coach Claflin had his players sending the puck into the cage from every possible angle. He also drilled the Crimson men in receiving short, snappy passes from the side of the rink a few feet in front, of the net and snapping the puck in on the wing...
...work-out was held by the Crimson yearlings yesterday at the Charlesbank rink in an effort to eradicate the ragged work of the line which was due to lack of practice. Later in the afternoon Coach White's seconds were used in a stiff scrimmage and were able to net two shots only after a long struggle. Many substitutions were made on both sides as the coaches wanted to test out logical second string men for their impending games...
Higgins, who had changed places with Cantillon and was defending the Freshman net, played an accurate game, stopping many of the shots of his own teammates and helping the yearlings to hold down the University score. The line-up was as follows: UNIVERSITY 1925 Baker, Larocque, Lamont, r.w. l.w., Burgess, Austin, Rose, Tyler, Mann Martin, Larocque, Phillips, c. c., Bonbright, Mann, Cordingly Walker, Hill, Angier, l.w. r.w., Peirson, Gibb, Hamilton Owen, Graves, c.p. c.p., Hodder, Hammond, Danker Crosby, Gratwick, p. p., Chase, Bowland, Pond, Crowley Cantillon, g. g., Higgins...
Secondly, the University men displayed yesterday very poor shooting ability. Besides delaying the shot too long in numerous cases, Coach Claflin's players made far too many inaccurate attempts at the M. I. T. goal. For instance, three times Crimson skaters were alone in front of the Engineers' net; and on each occasion no tally was made. This shows clearly that the University men do not always make the most of their opportunities to score...