Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first goal came after 12 minutes of play. A concerted rush by the Red and Gray forwards brought the disc to the Crimson goal and Woodbury snapped it at goal-tender J. D. Flint. He stopped it, but was not quick enough to prevent Lamont from caging the puck on the rebound. Just before the end of the period Woodbury tallied on a long shot which slipped past both Owen and Flint...
...second period the Exeter players increased their aggressiveness and almost continually throughout the half kept kept the disc in the Freshman territory. The third count for Exeter was registered after eight minutes of stiff scrimmage. O'Hearn, eluding nearly the entire yearling seven, carried the puck the length of the rink and snapped it to Lamont, who caged a beautiful goal. 1923's only tally came just before the final whistle. R. Watts shot the disc past Cantillon after a lively mix-up in front of the goal...
...Bacon '21 tied the score about two minutes later when the forward line carried the puck up the rink for the first University tally. R. W. Emmons, 3rd, '20, followed him soon after on a hard shot from the side which bounced off Maxwell's leg into the net. Emmons also scored the next one a minute before the gong after Maxwell had undergone a short bombardment from the hard-shooting forward line. Bigelow ended up the period 4 to 1 in the University's favor on an individual dash through the entire Tiger Sextet...
Before a minute of the second period had elapsed Cochrane managed to tuck' the puck away for the second Princeton tally. A few seconds later Emmons made his third goal of the evening on a shot from scrimmage. Coach Winsor then sent in his substitute forward line to give the regulars a chance to rest before the final period. Haight made the last of the Tiger tallies shortly after the four-minute mark when he squeezed in by the Crimson defense...
...last of the three periods Maxwell's brilliant work at goal was all that saved Princeton from an overwhelming defeat. Time and again the University brought the puck to the Orange and Black goal, only to have Maxwell intercept it. Bigelow made the only score of the period when he again slipped through the Tiger defense for a hard shot from side-rink. Both J. Stubbs '20 and N. S. Walker, Jr., '20, did excellent work on the defense line in breaking up the Tiger attack and in keeping it out of shooting distance...