Word: shoot
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock the CRIMSON hockey squad will skate its way in to fame when it starts the onslaught on the Mt. Auburn street wags in a friendly, but nevertheless one sided game of hockey. About an hour and a quarter afterwards, the sky-rockets will begin to shoot and the cellar of the Union will witness hilarity such as it has not experienced since the days of Lief Erickson when the Norsemen defeated the Indians in a game of leap-frog on this very spot...
...score of the shoot between the University Rifle team and the North Georgia Agricultural College has just been announced. The University team was defeated, scoring count of 890 as against 910 points for the Georgia men. The Harvard team: F. W. Capper '15, L. Clark '16, S. L. French '15, C.C. Patterson '16 and M.P. Robinson '15. Although the score of this match is not particularly encouraging, and the team has shown some weakness, especially at prone shooting, it is rapidly improving. This is evidenced by a recent score of 906, registered against Massachusetts Agricultural. The Amherst returns have...
Baker was allowed to get started down the ice, but was not allowed to finish; for each time he was guided towards the side boards and placed in such a position that he could not shoot. By boxing Baker and keeping in position so as to cover all the lanes of approach, the University forwards reduced to a minimum the effectiveness of the brilliant rushes of the opponents. Claflin and Willetts did noble work defensively; it was only a few times that they were passed, and then far off to one side where it made no difference. Kuhn, always dangerous...
...shoot held last week the score of which has just been announced the University rifle team was defeated by Norwich University, 906 to 886. Both of these scores are unusually low. The match consisted of ten shots standing and ten shots prone, the University team losing heavily on the prone work. The following five men shot: F. W. Capper '15, L. Clark '16, S. L. French '15, C. C. Patterson '16, and M. P. Robinson...
...minutes of the overtime period, with the score 3 to 2 in favor of Amherst, by a brilliant rush down the rink and a pass from Hopkins, Smart shot the goal that tied the score. A minute later Wanamaker got the puck and breaking through the defense managed to shoot it by Buttrick for a win. Amherst played a good game of hockey. Buttrick at goal made a number of remarkable stops and the run-outs of Ross were equally spectacular. Their forward line kept together well and although they were not exceptionally fast they were good at dodging, especially...