Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Gardner's work at goal was first class and he hit both of the shots that scored, only to have the puck carrom off his guards into the net. The first goal same on a long shot by Chartrand, while the second was scored by the same man from a scrimmage in front of the cage. The defence on the whole was good, although the men did not feed the puck to the forwards very well. Occasionally the offence showed bursts of speed, but it was only occasionally. Sortwell and Phillips played brilliantly in the second half, but never seemed...
...that it defeated McGill 4 to 3 in New York on Saturday, Playing the best hockey seen there this season. The Ottawa men are very speedy skaters and maintain a fast pace throughout the game. Nagle at right centre, probably the best man on the forward line, carries the puck brilliantly and his dashes down the ice are the feature of a well-trained attack...
...recess has shown little improvement. The forwards are not playing with the snap and dash which characterized their work before Christmas when the team repeatedly defeated the B. A. A. in practice scrimmages. The principal weakness seems to lie in the crude team-play. The men carry the puck down the ice well individually but lose it at the critical moment near the goal on slow and poor passing. The second team defence, however, has been playing an exceptionally strong game of late and this accounts in some measure for the apparently weak showing of the attack. The first team...
...more aggressive than had been expected and after the first seven minutes of play, during which time Princeton did all its scoring, the contest was very even. Baker's wonderful speed was the feature of the game, and though he only scored once, his roving tactics kept the puck in Dartmouth's territory the greater part of the time. The playing of both teams was almost entirely individual, particularly Princeton's. Dartmouth's passing in the second half, however, improved considerably when flashes of brilliant team-work were apparent...
...second half opened with a rush and three seconds after the opening Smart, who had replaced Morgan at right wing, caged the puck from a scrimmage in front of the Technology goal. With this lead the regulars were taken out and during the rest of the period honors were about even with little good hockey in evidence...