Word: neveral
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...people who might conceivably relinquish this sizable chuck of U.S. Steel 6%pf. are a unique group of local graduates who played Harvard hockey and who have never been able to completely give up the game to succeeding generations. If their hearts have been touched by the successful varsity exploits of 1948-49, a rink is in the offing...
Harvard, which up to last night had been a third period hockey team, shot its bolt in the first twenty seven minutes against Dartmouth and then never quite caught up to the fleet Indians...
...matter of speed. Dartmouth skated faster, passed better, and shot harder. The varsity couldn't check back as fast as the Indians lines could attack, and four goals were scored by Dartmouth on clear unhampered shots from close up--on these shots, Crimson goalie Bill Yetman never had a chance...
They were the earnest faces of last year's freshman and junior varsity squads, of House football players and returnces from the never-never land of probation. And they were all trying to get berths on a varsity squad which has lost only three of its first 30 men--trying so hard that they tripped over each other in the sprints and banged heads in the blocking drills...
Otherwise, the locals were completely outclassed by Coach Bob Kiphuth's masterful tutees. There were no scintillating times, probably because the Blue-clad swimmers never had to burn up the pool to win. Even after the first race, nobody honestly thought Harvard would give the Elis much of a fight. Yale has a collection of outstanding swimmers and the Crimson did as well as it was expected to against them...