Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...yesterday afternoon in the Stadium. The ice was in such poor condition that good team work and fast playing were impossible. During the first half the play was even and spirited, the Seniors scoring once in the middle of the period. In the second half the puck was in the Seniors' territory most of the time and by clever passing the Sophomores were able to score two goals...
...minutes after the first half began Foster, taking the puck from a Columbia forward, rushed it down the ice and shot past the entire Columbia defense into the net. Shortly after Pell scored on a pass from Newhall. Then followed a determined effort on the part of the Columbia forwards to keep the puck in Harvard's territory. They lacked team play, however, and their individual rushes were easily stopped by the Harvard defence. The few chances that Columbia had to score were lost by weak and inaccurate shooting. Toward the end of the half the University forwards renewed their...
...less than a minute after the second half began Newhall scored on a pass from Townsend. After several minutes of hard playing the latter carried the puck down the ice and scored unaided. Columbia then made another determined effort to score, but the University forwards finally gained possession of the puck and rushed it into a scrimmage from which Newhall shot a goal. The last score of the game was made by Newhall after some clever stickwork on his part...
...goal scored in the second period by the Juniors was not allowed, for it was claimed that the puck was not in play when the goal was made. There was practically no team work on either side...
...appeared at first that the game would be a one-sided match. Newhall scored cleverly in less than a minute. Pell carried the puck from near his own goal through the entire Brae Burn team, scoring the second goal. During the rest of the period the play was mostly in Brae Burn's territory, but the shooting of the University forwards was very inaccurate...