Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...slump. The forwards have developed a fast, concerted attack, rushing together rather than individually, and keeping fairly well in line. In the Ottawa game the tendency toward individual play seemed to be the chief fault of the offence. Though the centre men made some remarkable dashes with the puck singly, they seldom got going together and were consequently stopped in nearly every instance by the opposing defence. This weakness has been largely eliminated...
...last three encounters with these teams only one goal was scored against the University team, Gardner's clever work at the net being an important factor in this excellent showing. Another encouraging part of the defence men's playing is the improvement shown of late in getting the puck out of corners and taking it down...
...excellent stickwork and fast playing on rebound shots. The defence showed great improvement keeping the B. A. A. forwards well in check, and allowing them few chances to score. A particularly encouraging feature of the work was the effective way in which the defence men got the puck out of the corners and assisted in the attack. Gardner's fine work at goal was a part of the general good playing of the entire team...
...more on the attack and kept the playing in Technology territory the greater part of the time. The first goal scored by Harvard was the result of brilliant team-work by Phillips and Sortwell, the latter making the shot. The other three goals were scored from scrimmage, after the puck had been brought down the ice on fast rushing...
...game, allowing the opposing forwards to get inside on nearly every rush and leaving the burden of the work on the goal-tender. As was the case in the Ottawa game, the University forwards were not together on the attack. Several times one of the centre men carried the puck near the goal by fast skating, but with no one to receive the pass the rush was easily stopped by the point. The forwards as a whole appeared slow in comparison to the B. A. A. men and accomplished little following back. Hopkins and Morgan did not participate...