Word: periodical
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first half, Harvard led by a score of 14 to 12. The B. U. aggregation got the jump on the University five at the very start of the second half and was never led, although the University quintet spurted for a short period...
Three goals followed in the second period, and two in the third, counted for the most part after long zigzag sprints down the ice. Passing fell into disuse as it became evident that any individual might break away on his own account. Wetmore, Holbrook, and F. R. G. Giddens '29 shone most brilliantly in the latter part of the affray...
...long-heralded Reading Period draws near and the undergraduate says his last farewells to his tutors before removing himself to a literary hibernation, there is but a single jarring note in all this harmony of preparation. In the majority of courses the reading lists, seemingly the most essential feature of a Reading Period, have failed to appear...
Long shots, daring chances, and rough scrimmages featured the game. The work of the rival goal guards suffered from a lack of practice, and more goals were tallied from long shots and mad scrambles than is usual in a college game. With five minutes of the second period gone. Everett, Dartmouth right wing, took a mad swipe at the puck, sent it three-fourths the length of the Arena, and sunk it for a score...
Score, Harvard 5, Dartmouth 3. Goals--First period; Clark (3:00), Ellison (4.30), Crosby (9:19), Everett (14:25). Second period: Bright (1:23), Manser (2:45), Everett (5:29), Third period: Crosby (5:16). Penalty: Owen and Perry (roughing), Referee, Richard Ferguson, Yale. Time, three 15-minute periods...