Word: pere
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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What the University will be up against tonight is a team which has won 10 out of 11 games this season, which has defeated the B. A. A. sextet 2 to 1 and 5 to 1, which has overcome Pere Marquette twice, and which in its best game swept over M. I. T. with a 7-0 hailstorm. This is a formidable record and, as far as comparative scores go, gives Westminster a slight edge. The Crimson was only able to the B. A. A. 3 to 3, but overwhelmed the Engineers 9 to 2, by the same margin...
...newly organized seconds. The advancement of Ladd and Guild to the first squad left a large gap in the machine which was just being built up, but there are enough good substitutes on the squad to make up for the deficiency. Moreover the strong opposition of the Pere Marquette team gave the new combination a chance to work together under pressure, and a marked improvement was noticed as a result of the work-out. The seconds still have a strong threat in Burden and Hovey who have shown some steady, fast work throughout the season...
Synnott was the most spectacular man on the ice and offered the Marquettes' most dangerous threat. Twice he scored after long individual dashes through both the Crimson lines, and more than once he taxed Dole to the utmost. Donahue, the quick Pere Marquette goal tender, was largely responsible for the Crimson end of the score for Lee and Butman were able to slip through their defence several times and drive some futile but well aimed shots...
...summary: PERE MARQUETTE HARVARD SECONDS Synnott, r.w. l.w., Hovey, Gardner Scott, c. c., Butman, Palmer Murphy, l.w. r.w., Pratt, Leland, Keyes Campbell, r.d. l.d., Lee Enright, l.d. r.d., Bancroft Donahue, g. g., Dole, Brigham...
...Score: Pere Marquette 4, Harvard seconds 0. Goals: Synnott 2, Murphy, Enright...