Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...especially the backs, who have shown a costly tendency to play too far out. The men may be criticized individually as follows: Of the forwards. Lovering plays the steadiest game, but is slow in shooting. Both Souther and Foster have a tendency to keep too far away from the puck, and Foster is also uncertain in his shooting. McCloud's worst fault is that of loosing his head at critical moments. Both Carr and Clothier in the back field are apt to leave their positions, and thus give an opening to the opposing forwards, Litchfield, at goal, plays fairly steadily...
...clock. Owing to the poor condition of the ice, the team has had very little practice and does not play well together. The forwards do not follow up fast enough and the backs have not yet learned to check hard, and pay too much attention to the puck and too little to the opposing forwards. The Boston team has some very strong players, among them R. Winsor, captain of the university team last year, and H. Stoddard and Snow of last year's Yale team, which Stoddard captained. F. Goodridge played on the Harvard team...
...rink on Holmes Field yesterday afternoon. In spite of the poor condition of the ice the play was fast. The passing was erratic at times, but the men showed up well, although the forwards allowed the opposing line to get well started by failure to follow the puck...
Thirty-four men responded to the call for candidates for the university hockey team. Practice in lifting and shooting the puck will be begun this week and the heavier work is to be taken up shortly after Christmas...
...March 14.--Harvard lost the hockey game tonight to Yale by a score of 5 to 3. Superior team play and phenomenal defensive work by the goal tender won the game for Yale. Harvard scored the first goal, and during the first part of the first half kept the puck in Yale's territory. Soon Yale improved and ended the half with the score 2 to 1 in her favor. In the second half Yale quickly scored two more goals; then Harvard scored twice, but in spite of vigorous work toward the end could not prevent Yale from scoring...