Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...weakening. The second period opened with the Crimson players still breaking up the Toronto attack time after time in excellent fashion. About the middle of this session, however, the University appeared to weaken momentarily as Carson, Wright, and Hudson, the invading forwards, swept irresistably down upon the Crimson net, tallying four times before the whistle blew. At the very start of the last period Carson shot the final goal and from then on the Crimson defense stiffened and held the Canadians scoreless for the remainder of the game...
...Canadian attack seldom was able to penetrate the Crimson forward line, checking back in perfect order in front of the advancing skaters. When the Canadians did break through the primary University defense, their volly of shots met a stonewall in Higgins at goal. In the first period the University net-protector made several fine stops and out of some twenty shots allowed only...
Captain Owen accounted for the only University tally of the evening after one of his spectacular dashes the length of the rink. Starting from behind his own net, Owen, dodged the Toronto forwards, skirted the secondary defence, and sent a clean shot by Captain Langiry at goal...
...defense Captain Langtry, a net-protector of great experience, is the Canadians' best man. Supporting him will be Ramsay and Brown. The former was captain of Toronto last year and has few equals in amateur hockey. Brown has played three years on the Canadian team and is a player of the first rank...
...part of the Crimson sextet which time after time halted the fast and shifty B. A. A. forwards. Not until the University substitutes were sent in did the practice game become at all one-sided. When the more experienced B. A. A. men tore through the Crimson net-protector with a fusillade of shots, many of which found their mark. The three University tallies were made by Guild, Lamont, and Louderback...