Word: rushing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fast practice yesterday afternoon in the Stadium rink. All the scoring of the first team was the result of close team work. The goals were made on passes or from scrimmages, while the second team's only point was due to a brilliant individual rush by Leonard. Toward the end of the second half, the second seven made a number of hard rushes down the rink with excellent passing, but were prevented from scoring by Washburn's steady defensive play at goal. Foster, Willetts, and Carpenter, the University defense, played on the second team, so as to give the University...
...twice. The passing of the University forwards was accurate, and two of Townsend's four goals were due to clean team work, the other two being knocked into the net from scrimmages. The goal scored by Fraser-Campbell was made on a well directed shot after a hard individual rush. Edgell made the last goal for the second on a pass from Paine. Both Pell and Newhall used the sideboards well and showed ability in clearing the puck away from the corners...
Both teams started the game with a rush, but the Freshmen soon weakened, and the University forwards scored frequently. Toward the end of the half the Freshmen strengthened, and held their opponents well. The work of the University team in this half was much better than in the second period, during the course of which eight substitutes were put in and the play became ragged. The University team scored three goals during the half, while the Freshmen made...
...following books are missing from the library of the Christian Association at Phillips Brooks House: "Student's Life of Jesus," by G. H. Gilbert; "Constructive Studies in the Life of Christ," by Burton and Matthews; "The Life of Jesus of Nazareth," by Rush Rhees; "Harmony of the Gospels," by Stevens and Burton; "New Testament Times in Palestine," by Shailer Matthews...
...second half when the conditions were reversed. Harvard gained more ground than Yale in the first half by 10 yards, even including the 18 yards covered by Veeder's forward pass which made the way for Yale's touchdown. In the second half, however, the University eleven attempted to rush the ball but six times, whereas Yale rushed 30 times and covered a much greater distance...