Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first goal for the Freshmen on a pass from Harding. This combination worked extremely well, and accounted for three of the six goals. A few minutes later Child scored the first goal tallied against the yearlings this season from a scrimmage in front of the net. Howe caged the puck again later in the period...
...first period as the result of a short pass from Reid in front of the goal while at the beginning of the second session the same man essayed a long shot from the left wing which eluded Flood in the net. Shortly after that, Spalding snapped the puck out of a melee in front of the goal for the visitors' first score...
...superiority on the part of the University. Time after time, Jenkins was called upon to stop the shots of the Crimson stickmen, while Flint had but little to worry him. Near the end of the session, during a scrimmage in front of the Blue net, Captain Owen slipped the puck past Jenkins for the first tally of the contest...
...third session found both teams frantically endeavoring to break the deadlock, but each failing to break through the defence of the other. At times it looked as if the University would score, and then again Yale seemed to have a momentary advantage, but neither could cage the puck...
...score 2 to 1 against them. The session was marked by the Crimson's continued attempts to score, led by Owen's persistent dashes down the rink. Finally, just before the end of the period, Owen, on a face-off in front of the Yale goal, snapped the puck home. As soon as the "sudden death" period began, the University took the offensive. Forcing the play continually, the Crimson skaters kept the puck in Blue territory, until a short pass to Bill from Crosby brought about the winning score...