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This evening at 8.15 o'clock at the Boston Arena, the University hockey team will face the Toronto University sextet, one of the strongest teams to visit Boston this year, and likely to furnish the University with an likely to furnish the University with an extremely powerful brand of opposition. Last year the Toronto team was the only one to score a victory over the University, and from all appearances, it has not lost in speed and effectiveness since then. With the Crimson team eager to avenge last year's defeat, one of the best games of the season...
...hockey squad has been practicing regularly in the New Haven Arena for the past month. Under the training of Coach Wanausker and Captain Bulkley, the sextet has been developing rapidly. The work so far has been directed mainly in the development of offensive play in which the three man forward line attack has been especially emphasized. The Blue season officially got under way Wednesday night with a game with the St. Nicholas Hockey Club of New York. Although defeated 5-4, the Eli sextet gave evidence of considerable power, and was only prevented from making a higher score...
...been announced by the hockey management that the University sextet will oppose the Boston Hockey Club team tomorrow evening at the Arena, thus filling one of the vacant dates on the Crimson schedule. The Boston Hockey Club is almost entirely composed of former University players, and is coached by Mr. Alfred Winsor '02, former head coach and now advisory coach of the University team. Among the former Crimson players now with the Boston Hockey Club are Mr. E. A. Bigelow '18, Mr. A. H. Bright '19, Mr. A. F. Doty '16, and Mr. G. A. Percy '18. This team, although...
...sextet showed an unexpected stiffness in defence play, and only University scores were made in the opening period. The first tally was made by Beals from a scrimmage in front of the goal; Crosby caged another goal a short time afterwards on a dash through the B. U. defence. Although threatening continually in the second and third periods, the University forwards were unable to score again, due principally to the excellent play of Coach O'Hare's defence trio...
...will face the University handicapped by lack of experience in playing as a single unit, since this is the first year that B. U. has attempted to take part in intercollegiate hockey. Coach J. J. O'Hare, has, however, some very good individual players from which to pick his sextet...