Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...McGill team keeping the coverpoint and point close together near the goal, and the University defence playing nearer the middle of the rink to aid in the offence. The team-play of the Harvard forwards was satisfactory except when near the Canadians' goal. Several times, instead of passing the puck, the player tried a long shot that was always blocked...
...alternately in each team's territory, and the outcome was in doubt till near the close of the second half. Sargent scored the first goal for McGill by a difficult shot from the side of the rink when only eight seconds of the first half remained. Leslie shot the puck into the cage as the whistle blew for time, but it was just too late to count. The work of Chadwick at goal in this period and the next was excellent, and it is due largely to him that the score was not greater. Several times, when...
...second half the speed of the play increased, and the forwards were kept busy. Hornblower scored in the first two minutes of play after Leslie had carried the puck the length of the ice and passed to him from behind the goal. During the next 15 minutes the Canadian seven scored four more points, two by Blair, and one each by Scott and Cassels. The first score by Blair was the result of clever team-work in which Sargent and Scott were the other participants. There was no more scoring until eight minutes had passed. Then Blair shot the puck...
...work of Huntington and Hornblower was conspicuous, both of them playing well defensively and often taking the puck into McGill's territory only to be stopped by Cassels. For the Canadians, Blair and Cassels excelled, especially the latter, whose speed and dodging were remarkable...
...while the second team was defeated 3 to 0. The teamwork of the regulars was good at times, but it was largely through the individual work of Hornblower that both goals were scored. He secured the first on a pass from Leslie and the second after carrying the puck the length of the rink...