Word: team-work
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...Crimson in the Princeton contest, Coach Claflin will not allow any let-down in the work this week. The team reached the highest point of efficiency shown all season Saturday night and Coach Claflin's task during the next few days will be to keep his men up to the same standard. Even although the Elis were defeated in the first game, the contest was unsatisfactory from the Crimson standpoint on account of the ragged team-work displayed throughout the major portion of the struggle. Coach Claffin aims to have his men overcome the Bulldog this Saturday in the same...
Stone School defeated the Standish hockey team on the Charlesbank rinks by the score of 2-1 yesterday afternoon. Because of lack of practice together the Standish team which had won the Interdormitory service had practically no team-work and it was this factor that spelled defeat in spite of the good individual playing of Frederick Fish, J. E. Crowley Jr., and J. P. Whittall. The last of these secured the Freshman's lone tally while Wade and Judd each scored once for the schoolboys...
...passed to Larocque almost in front of the goal. Receiving a pass from Owen, Walker shot the last goal in the first part of the last period. The scoring in this game differed from that of the Yale game in that it was made in every case through team-work rather than by individual playing...
...game opened with the Freshmen taking the lead after two brilliant dashes by Middleotn who scored once on individual work and once in an admirable bit of team-work with Samborski. The Dean five soon came back, however, when McCardy opened the visitors' score with a basket after an individual dribble through the yearling guards. The rest of the half was featured by a neck and neck race for the lead, and it was only when the second period had begun that the visitors were able to force their way to the front. For nearly half the final session they...
...series so far has been exceptionally close, as the Standish six, though it has won four contests, has only been victorious by a 2-1 score in three of her triumphs. The Standish team-work has necessarily been handicapped by a lack of practice, but as good a team has been developed as could be expected under the circumstances. P. F. Pond '25, who captains the winning sextet has been a potent factor in keeping down the scoring of his opponents, while he has been assisted on the forward line by E. F. Wright '25. The latter, however, will...