Word: rinks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Provided the ice is good, four games of the scrub hockey series will be played on the rinks in the Stadium this afternoon. One of the games scheduled at 3.45 o'clock will be played on the Freshman rink, and the remaining three on the other rink. The schedule is as follows: at 2.45 o'clock, Nevertrains vs. Easy Marks; at 3.15 o'clock, Internationals vs. Prickly Heats; at 3.45 o'clock, Blue Jays vs. Arterial Artilleries, Hat-Shep-Suts vs. Hard Guys. The games scheduled for yesterday will be played tomorrow or Thursday...
Provided that the weather conditions are good, two of the scrub hockey games postponed from Friday will be played this afternoon on the rink in the Stadium. These are as follows: at 3 o'clock, Fortune Hunters vs. New Moons; at 3.45 o'clock, Whiffenpoofs vs. Alfalfas. The other three games scheduled for Friday will be played tomorrow afternoon. Hereafter if scheduled games are to be cancelled, a notice will appear in Leavitt & Peirce's by 1.30 o'clock on the day of the games. Men are reminded not to play on the rink in the bowl of the Stadium...
...Freshman hockey squad held a long practice on the Stadium rink yesterday afternoon. The first team forwards were first given a short drill in carrying the puck down against the defence. Coach Pratt then lined the first team up against the second for a stiff scrimmage in which the former succeeded in scoring four goals. The work of the first team forwards was particularly promising, as they showed better team-work and speed than hitherto this season...
...University hockey team by playing a wonderful defensive game and by showing unusually brilliant offensive work defeated Princeton on the St. Nicholas rink, New York, last evening by a score of 3 to 2. Not only did the University forwards show great improvement in the offensive game, but their defensive work was exceptionally good, especially in the way of covering Baker, Princeton's most brilliant player, and in breaking up play near Harvard's goal. When the forwards and the defence were unable to break up Princeton's attack, Gardner, playing a phenomenal game at goal...
...shot from behind scrimmage, and Kuhn making another goal two minutes later by poking in a rebound shot of Baker's. For a few minutes after this the Princeton attack continued to keep play about the goal. Then the University forwards braced and after carrying the puck down the rink once or twice scored for the first time on a long shot by Huntington. Five minutes later Sortwell repeated with a wonderful shot from the boards in deep wing, and the half ended...