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...University hockey team had a stiff scrimmage against team B yesterday afternoon which went to the substitutes by a 2 to 1 score. The regulars only goal was the result of some pretty passes between Townsend and Rice, the latter scoring, and White and Kissel worked a similar goal for the second-stringmen. Fisher carried the puck the whole way down the ice for the final goal. Eckfeldt's injury was not as serious as was at first supposed and he was back in uniform again...
Yesterday afternoon at the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. the Freshman swimming team completely overwhelmed Medford High School by the score of 43 to 10. Every first place was won by the Freshmen and only in two events were the high school swimmers able to secure a second place. Captain Hadley won his fifth successive first place in the plunge, and R. G. Stone won the 100-yard dash. G. C. Worcester and G. Tilton did well in the dashes, each securing over eight points. The relay race was won by almost one entire length of the pool...
...fast and hard practice game with the B. A. A. yesterday afternoon the University hockey team easily defeated the Boston aggregation by a 4 to 0 score. The latter seven was reinforced by the return to the game of Skilton, who was in the lineup yesterday for the first time in several weeks. Notwithstanding his hard playing, the combination work of the Crimson players was such that it overcame the less united work...
...Score--Harvard 1920, 1; St. Paul's School, 5. Goals--First half: Carson (8.45), Carson (9.31), Conover (17.30), second half: Cabot (2.13), Carson (8.58), Bulkley (14.11). Stops--Louderback, 28; Maxwell, 14; Seager, 1. Referee--Mr. Milne. Goal umpires--Clark and Hitchcock. Timer--Scudder. Time--20-minute halves...
...University wrestling team over-whelmed Brown last Saturday by the score of 21 to 3. The University won all the matches except the heavyweight class which went to Brown when Brown won a decision over W. B. Snow, Jr., '18. The first three classes were won by throws, while all the rest were given on decision. The match between S. Burnham '19 and Armstrong was the closest...