Word: score
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Weak goaltending was partly responsible for the high score. In the first period the Freshmen had nine shots at the schoolboys' goal and five of them counted. In the same session, B. and N. tallied twice out of three shots...
...Score, Harvard 1929 12, Browne and Nichols 2. Goals, Tudor 5, Stanley 2, Crosby 2, Putnam 2. A. Bigelow, Cross, Russ Referee, Pratt: Time 12-minute periods. HARVARD 1929 B. & N. Tudor, Carlton, Shearer, l.w. r.w. Russ, Tenney, Friedman Putnam, Hurchinson c. c. Cross, Russ Crosby, Collins, Whiting r.w. l.w. Palmer, Cross, Inglis Stanley, Winston, Covell, H. Bigelow l.d. r.d. Barnes Clark, A. Bigelow, Meadows, Harrison r.d l.d. Graves Newell, Traynor, Jackson g. g. Faude
...season opened last Friday, and games were played Monday and yesterday. In Friday's games, Business 1 defeated Law 3, 37-28, and Law 3 trampled on Business 2 by the largest score of this year's games...
...Wednesday Law 1 won its second game of the winter, defeating the newly organized Law Independents 28-16 in a listless game. In the other encounter. Aris and Sciences won a decisive victory over Law 3 by a score...
...militant interpreters of the Constitution, were not thinking about the Constitution at all. Some of them were thinking about the World Court, and some about the Republican administration and some about the new tax bill. Those who liked all these things, lost; and those who did not, won. The score was 41-39. Then the Senators put their well-worn, eighteenth-century, uniforms of strict constructionists and loose constructionists away, where they may be ready to hand for the next sham battle--Constitutionally speaking...