Word: soon
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first half unfamiliarity with the floor put Andover at an evident disadvantage and Harvard led at the end of the period by 14 to 8. The guards on both sides covered closely and easy shots were rare. The second half started with a rush and Andover soon pulled up on the Freshmen. Scoring was even on both sides until the very last minute of play when Snell won the game for his side with a difficult basket. The changed order of the 1912 team worked to good advantage. Rouillard and Boyd excelled for 1912 and Johnston for Andover...
...first period, but weakened later in the game. During the first few minutes of the game, the Freshmen repeatedly carried the puck the length of the rink, only to lose it in the scrimmage around the cage. Whidden made the first goal, which was soon followed by a score by Loutrel, who played left centre on the Yale freshman team. In the last few minutes of play, Pierce made the second, goal for the Freshmen. In the second half, the Freshman defence was broken through and Yale scored two goals in rapid succession. The winning goal was allowed...
Brown started with a rush and shot often. Regnier soon scored the first basket from the floor, and others followed in quick succession. When Swaffield went in for Johnson the play became faster and was in the University team's territory constantly. The half ended with the score standing 17 to 2 in Brown's favor...
...lack of team play characterized the game throughout. Neither side was able to advance the puck consistently, and as a result it went aimlessly from one end of the rink to the other. Niles scored first for the Mermaids on an accurate shot from the side, but Cutting soon tied the score from a scrimmage in front of the Mermaid's goal. The second half was rougher than the first, the only score being made by Harrower early in the period...
...candidates for the first boat are working daily, the largest number in years. Of the freshmen there are 11 squads working on the machines. Rowing in the tank has been superseded altogether by practice on the machines, and the university squad is expected to be on the water very soon. Two new English boats, similar to those which Harvard has, have been received and will be given an early trial...