Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...build up a substantial offensive, with the result that it settled down to a passing game, occasionally interrupted by long ineffective shooting. The first goal came after 11 minutes and 55 seconds of manoeuvering in the second session when Reid followed up a rebound. Captain Bulkeley had carried the puck down through the Crimson defense for a hard shot at the cage, but it bounced back from Bigelow's protectors and Reid was on the spot to snap it into the net. The other two tallies came in quick succession in the last four minutes of play. The University...
...first half of the opening period consisted of a frequent exchange of shots, but as the goal guards had plenty of time to judge them there was seldom any real chance for scoring. Later in the session, however, the Crimson was able to keep the puck well down in Yale territory, due chiefly to the alertness of Crosby. Yale answered with a short counter attack as the period closed, and continued it after the intermission. The Crimson defense soon stiffened up and the puck was taken to the other end of the rink where Jenkins was called upon to make...
...winning tally came as a surprise after six minutes and 50 seconds of uphill play for the University. Owen managed to recover the puck from a struggle in the Crimson's end of the rink and with Larocque went down beyond the Orange and Black defense. Larocque took a hard shot at Gleason, but the goal guard turned it to the side boards, and while the teams were getting into position Beals shot the puck into the cage before Gleason was expecting it. The Tigers, fighting hard to make up for the tally, brought continued pressure to bear...
Captain Van Gerbig took the initiative in nearly all the Princeton, offensives and with Davis formed a combination which was hard to keep away from the Crimson cage. His speed was a problem for the University defenders and when the Crimson carried the puck to the visitors' territory, the Tiger captain was back at his defense position in an attempt to assume once more the aggressive...
...second session was marked by a noticeable improvement in the Tiger shooting and the corresponding spectacular performances of Bigelow. Van Ger- big and Stout opened the period by carrying the puck down the ice to a close position in the left lane, but the Crimson goal made a neat stop. Several other shots quickly followed, but after a while Walker and Larocque were able to relieve the situation by making a short and ineffective sally to the Princeton end of the rink. At this point the game speeded up, with both teams striving for the aggressive. For a moment...