Word: speeds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...this afternoon in the Stadium at 4 o'clock, instead of Newtowne Club, as was originally scheduled. The Freshmen have so far played and won five games, defeating the winners of the upper class series and several strong preparatory school teams. The University team has greatly improved recently in speed and team play. Because of its better condition, greater experience and weight, the chances are in favor of the University team, but the game should be a close...
...Freshman hockey team easily defeated Stone's School yesterday afternoon in the Stadium by a score of 11 goals to 1. In every department of the game the 1910 team outplayed its opponents. The stick work, speed, team play, and ability to cover their opponents on the part of the Freshmen was very promising. The defense was little tested as the Stone's School forwards had few chances to shoot. Bullivant, however, got away with the puck early in the second half and made a rather easy goal...
Since the Christmas recess the University team has been steadily improving in team play, speed, and stick work; but it has not had enough opportunity to practice and to develop the game that its members are capable of. The forwards in the game with Springfield on Wednesday showed a tendency at times to be wild in shooting and to start far too slowly. The playing, however, of the ends and the point in this game was very encouraging. As yet the defense has not had a real test, for all the teams that have been played so far have shown...
...centre, however, played a brilliant game, scoring seven goals from the floor and passing accurately. Captain Burnham and Brooks played well on the defense, preventing the Cornell forwards from scoring a single goal from the floor during the entire game, and on the offense, dribbling and passing with speed and accuracy. Root, at centre, excelled for Cornell, throwing two of the three goals made from the floor by his team...
Although the stickwork of both teams was inaccurate, the first at times showed good team work and speed. Dr. F. J. Goodridge '98 acted as coach and referee, The Freshmen practice consisted mostly of preliminary work. There was a short line-up, however, in which all the candidates were given a try-out. The first and second University teams lined up as follows: Pell, l.e. r.e., Field, Strauss, Dalton Townsend, l.c. r.c., Furba, Field Rumsey, r.c. l.c., Dalton, Barta Paine, r.e. l.e., Dougherty Briggs, c.p. c.p., Harding, A. Fraser-Campbell Sampson, p. p., Willetts, Whiting Carpenter, Washburn, g. g., Green...