Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...long time at the beginning of the game the play was very even; but finally Pruyn received the puck directly in front of the goal and scored the only point made during the first half. In the second half Harvard played better together and scored 6 goals to Brown...
...well and showed the best team work that has been seen here this season. The Harvard team lacked its usual speed and unity, possibly owing to the absence of several of the regular men, and was able to win only by determined individual playing. Harvard did not follow the puck closely, and the forwards did not play in their positions enough to permit accurate passing. The best playing for the University was done by Winsor and Foster, and for Andover by Hodge, Dousman and Silleck...
...Juniors showed better team play and did some creditable work individually, but in general efficiency and speed the Seniors were superior. The softness of the ice prevented any great degree of accuracy. At the start the play was very even but toward the end of the first half the puck was forced well into the Juniors' territory and in the scrimmage that followed, Metcalf shot the goal. Chaffee and Noyes for the Seniors and Ward and Stillman for the Juniors were very effective...
...teams little can be said for either side. Only twice did the Harvard forwards charge down the ice together and both times they lost the puck before getting within striking distance. Columbia was a little more fortunate, and by drawing out the defense men, was able to score goals which should not ordinarily have been obtained. Harvard made many shots which were either wide of their mark or slid along the ice and were easily stopped. The only encouraging feature of the play was the good support which the forwards gave to the backs...
...play. A moment later Wolff secured a goal for Columbia and just before the end of the half scored again. At the beginning of the second half the play was very even, but after each side had made a few weak shots for goal, Winsor finally captured the puck from Campbell near Columbia's goal and scored Harvard's last point. Campbell made the third goal for his side a few minutes before the end of the game...