Word: pass
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Voted: That the managers of the five major sport teams, together with the "Graduate Treasurer of the Athletic Association, shall form a committee to pass upon the eligibility of experienced men, "entering a managerial competition late...
...scoring began in the second period after 7 minutes of play when Walton of St. Paul's, entirely uncovered before the 1919 goal, received the puck on a pass from Robinson, from behind the Freshman goal, and shot it into the net. This wing formation, which resulted in the first tally by Walton, was used several times to good advantage by the St. Paul's team. The second score came after three minutes of play in the third period when Captain Conover, taking the disc from behind his own goal, wormed his way through the entire Freshman team...
...body-checked by Murray, but Percy recovered the puck, whipping it past York into the cage just 16 seconds after the game started. Captain Morgan started one of his dashes a few minutes later and got around the defence, but York stopped his shot. Then Baker took a perfect pass from Percy, and his drive was true, but York made another pretty stop. A mix-up near the Harvard cage gave Yale a chance to tally, the puck sliding across in front of the net, but Armour couldn't quite reach it. Shortly afterwards the puck slipped...
...line. Both men play the boards and follow up aggressively, but leave most of the shooting to the centres. Rice and Thacher, the University wings, though perhaps not quite as fast as Gould and Armour, handle their sticks a little better. Thacher has been coached to pass out to the centres a great deal, and follows the puck up to the goal pretty closely, often scoring on rebounds in practice. Rice has developed rapidly for the other wing, and is an accurate shot from the boards...
...Harvard the change should rather be in the direction of higher requirements for the master's degree. An A.M. is easier to obtain in the University than in some graduate schools of less reputation. Four courses, each passed with a grade of B, are sufficient; no research work of thesis, unless incidental to a particular course, is required. And the Faculty are also somewhat freer with B minuses to graduates than to the undergraduates who can pass with C's. It would be a salutary reform which would make the A.M. degree worthy of the prestige it enjoys professionally...