Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...attempts to score, although Thacher, Percy, Baldwin and W. O. Morgan, who made up the team a line, were notice ably superior to the other forwards in speed and stick work. Later the rest of the squad were sent off the ice, while four lines, took the puck down the whole length of the rink against the defense men. The drill for the first three teams ended with a skate around the rink behind the goals in a figure "8" at top speed. The remainder of the period was given over to teams D, E and F, but the three...
...pavement of the handball courts froze, giving an excellent ice surface to shoot from. A new feature which added greatly to accuracy in shooting was the introduction of a wooden frame supporting a target with a red metal disc in the centre. The disc rings when the puck strikes it, and is so arranged as to let the puck go through. The shooting was accurate for the first practice of the year. A. R. Bancroft '17 took the men for a three-mile run after practice...
...mayor of Yonkers, and later served eight years as president of the Halsted School of that city. Besides these activities, he has at different times served on the staffs of many of the best known magazines, including Life, Harper's Magazine, Harper's Weekly, the Metropolitan Magazine, and Puck. This lecture will be the fourth of the series of lectures and entertainments given by the Union to its members this season...
John Kendrick Bangs will speak in the Union tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Bangs is well known for his humorous writings and at different times in his journalistic career has served on the staffs of many well known magazines, including Harper's Magazine, Harper's Weekly, Life, Puck, and the Metropolitan Magazine. Tomorrow evenings' lecture will be the fourth in the series of lectures and entertainments given by the Union to its members this season...
President Lowell in a single page clearly states that he favors summer training camps because he believes they prepare a man to defend his country, and because the need of such preparation is real. President Lowell's view of the matter, which will probably please "Puck" if not the pacifists, is followed by an article on "Where the Student Camps Really Threaten," by H. A. Larrabee '16. Mr. Larrabee is inclined to adopt the omniscient style which is permissable only in fiction. Possibly that is why Mr. Larabee uses it in his article. At any rate, he dismisses the charge...