Word: sextets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Thayer Cumings '26, who has been the regular goal-guard on the University hockey team during the past two years, was elected captain of the 1926 Crimson sextet at a meeting of the letter men yesterday afternoon. Cumings lives in New York City, and prepared for Harvard at St. Mark's School. H. B. Gardner '13 was the only other goalie who has ever been elected to the captaincy of a Harvard sextet during 30 years of hockey history...
...line of Beals, Hodder, and Austin graduate, together with Chase, strongest of the Crimson defense players. Coach Bigelow will have a nucleus of 10 letter men among the returning players around which he will build next year's team. In addition, Coach Dempsey will turn over another undefeated Freshman sextet eligible for its first year of University play...
Veterans to be counted on in making up the sextet are Clarke Hodder '25, captain in 1925, J. J. Mapes '25, C. L. Peirson '25, and W. G. Soule...
...Lindley, stroke of Yale's brilliant eights of the past two years, returned to the rowing squad last Friday, and has been rowing at seat four in the second boat. Lindley was a substitute defense player on the championship Eli hockey sextet, and following the strenuous ice season he took a short rest before beginning the long training grind which will carry him through the Harvard race at New London on June...
...Yale hockey banquet Frederick A, Potts II '26, of New York City was elected Captain of Yale's sextet for next year. Potts played as a substitute end on the football team and has been left defense on the hockey team for two years...