Word: pushed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...game on January 11, the final score resting 8-3 in favor of the Blue, and on January 14 Yale of Princeton clashed in the first game of the double triangular series between the evenly matched, and only after two hotly-contested over-time perfects was Reid able to push across the winning Yale tally, making the score 4-3 in favor of the New Haven team...
Last year Burke was ineligible to compete in outside meets, but his records in interclass meets during the spring, and his previous performances at Notre Dame and at Wakefield High, show that he can be depended upon to push Campbell to the limit. McCarthy is the veteran of the quartet, having run against Yale last year and the year before on the relay team. Last year he was in a slump at the time of the annual race, but time trials held recently indicate that he is now in excellent form. Eaton is a runner who has improved consistently since...
...came as a result of a very pretty piece of team-play by him and Baker, the latter doing the actual scoring. Martin took the leading role in the second Crimson tally, carrying the puck up to and through the B. A. A. defence and giving it the final push which gave it enough momentum barely to slide, flat on the ice, past Stillman. His part in the final goal has been told...
...speediest forwards on the squad and in addition is an accurate scorer from the foul line, while J. E. Bunting and J. L. Scully are also strong contenders for the forward berth. On the defense Samborski seems to be leading the race although Quivey and Loker will probably push him hard. TEAM A. TEAM B. Samuel Merriam, r.f. l.g., D. P. Loker J. E. Bunting, l.f. r.g., Donald Bourne J. L. Scully, c. c., J. F. King R. S. Quivey, r.g. l.f., Kent Middleton A. W. Samborski, l.g. r.f., I. M. Barnett
...Cadets in the final period by his interception of a forward pass on Yale's 18-yard line and his 70-yard run down the field. He was tackled before he himself could cross the goal-line, but a few moments later O'Hearn was able to push the ball over. In this, his first important game for the Blue, the latter demonstrated surprising ability. In him and Aldrich Coach Jones has two "triple threat" men of the first rank...