Word: rice
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...very start of the game, T. C. Thacher, Jr., '18 took the puck the entire length of the Arena and passed it to T. H. Rice '17, who slipped it into the goal, one minute and 20 seconds after the referee's whistle had blown. The forwards forced the playing for the next five minutes with fast skating and good passing, but before they could score P. H. Smart '14 got the puck away and tied the score in six minutes and 48 seconds, dashing through the University's defence and passing back and forth down the rink...
When the second half began, Rice repeated his performance of scoring in less than two minutes, working this time in conjunction with Percy. A minute later Baker scored on a long shot from near the middle of the rink, and with the score standing 5 to 1, the substitutes on the squad were given a chance in the game. The remaining two goals were made by T. K. Fisher '17 and G. Town-send '17 in 12.05 and 17.30 respectively. During this time Clifford scored the second goal for the Boston Hockey Club...
HARVARD BOSTON HOCKEY CLUB Rice, l.w. r.w., Smart Baker, l.c. r.c., Clifford Percy, r.c. l.c., Prendergast Gross, r.w. l.w., Lombard Thacher, c.p. c.p., Claflin Morgan, p. p., Doty Wylde, g. g., McKay...
...Brookline; Eustace Lee Florance, Jr., '19, of Dorchester; Henry Solomon Freedman '17, of Brockton James King Hoyt, Jr., '17, of New York, N. Y., manager; Vernon B. Kellett '18, of Hopedale; Edwin Earl Lucas '19, of Sound Beach, Conn.; Edward Horton Page '18, of Wollaston; Theodore Holton Rice '17, of Brookline Willard Wadsworth Rice '18, of Newton Centre; Sydney James Rogers '17, Cambridge, and George Hammond Tilgman '19, of Morristown...
...major part of the hour and a half was taken up with a long scrimmage between teams A and B which the regulars won 3 to 0. Captain Morgan worked the puck up the rink near the start of the practice and passed to T. H. Rice '17 who scored. The other two goals were by G. A. Percy '18, whose shooting was a little better than last week. His shots still do not leave his stick soon enough so that he follows through to much which tends to make the puck go high...