Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first team was outplayed by the second, and only by desperate work in the last few minutes of play was it able to tie the score. The forwards played loosely and after almost every advance allowed the second team defense to get possession of the puck. Callaway, as usual, was the only first team forward who was at all quick in following back. In this respect the second team outclassed the first and prevented several goals by their fast work. Of the first team defense Foster was fairly effective, but Newhall played too far out from his position...
...championship yesterday by scoring 2 goals to 1 against the Juniors in a spirited game on the Stadium rink. Neither team showed much evidence of team-work, and the goals were purely the result of individual playing. Nichols scored both goals for the Sophomores, in each case shooting the puck into the net from a difficult angle. Moore shot the goal for the Juniors from a scrimmage just before the end of the first half. During the second half, the playing was close, and only occasionally could either team advance the puck farther than coverpoint. Nichols and Lanahan played...
...second match of the interclass hockey series, defeating 1905 by the score of 2 to 1. Both teams exhibited fair team work, but the play was so rough that accuracy was impossible. The Junior forwards showed better ability than the Seniors in keeping possession of the puck in the first half, and scored one goal...
...little consistent team play was shown on either side. The 1905 forwards, however, with better stick work, succeeded in shooting one goal and were only prevented from scoring further by the strong defense of the Juniors. Just before the close of the half, Nesmith, the Junior coverpoint, took the puck down the ice and shot the second goal...
...times and Leake once for Princeton, but one of the former's goals was not allowed because of off-side play preceding it. Shortly before the end of the half Pell scored for Harvard, tieing the score. In the extra period the University forwards played desperately and kept the puck almost entirely in Princeton's territory, Wilder finally shooting the winning goal from a scrimmage. The summary: HARVARD. PRINCETON. Pell, l.e. r.e., Levis Townsend, l.c. r.c., Winter Callaway, r.c. l.c., Chew Wilder, r.e. l.e., Leake Newhall, c.p. c.p., Zahniser Grant, p. p., King Tilden, g. g., Chislett...