Word: nets
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...likely to drift into comparatively unimportant summer employment for which they may not be especially fitted. To be sure, this undertaking would entail considerable expansion of the College Employment Bureau or the creation of a new organization. But the labor or two thousand men for four months is net an insignificant item in the present crisis. Its effective distribution is worth all the effort it would cost...
...headed by "Raymie" Skilton, easily defeated the informals, 6 to 2. A. H. Bright '19 scored one of the informals' tallies and played a strong game, the other goal being accidentally registered by Skilton of the Navy Yard team in a scrimmage in front of the Navy Yard's net. The latter player was easily the star of the game; his great experience and that of his team-mates proving too large an obstacle for the informal attack to overcome
...Freshman hockey team turned in its third victory out of four games Saturday by defeating Exeter, 6 to 0, in a one-sided game. In the first half the 1921 forwards bombarded the opposing net and scored five goals with no great difficulty. Soon after the opening of the second period, however, a great many yearling substitutes were sent in and the playing became very ragged on both sides...
...months ending December 30, 1917, the total sales at the main store and its branch amounted to $204,085.47 as against $260,513.37 for the corresponding period in 1916, which represents a decrease of $56,427.90. A year ago, however, the Society made a phenomenal showing in net profits so that the present shrinkage is more considerable in comparison. The gain indicated by the report is as large as in some previous years under normal conditions...
...header, 3 to 0 and 1 to 0. In both games the Standish players showed much faster hockey than the losing team. A. Houghton and W. DeFord scored from scrimmage in the first game, while G. Henderson, goal guard of the Smith team, caged the puck in his own net...