Word: thacher
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Philadelphia, Pa.; Thomas Hooper Eckfeldt, Jr., '17, of Cambridge; William Fairleigh Enright '16, of St. Joseph, Mo., manager; William Otho Morgan '18, of Highland Park, Ill.; George Almy Percy '18, of Arlington; Theodore Holton Rice '17, of Brookline; Murray Taylor '18, of New York, N. Y.; and Thomas Chandler Thacher, Jr., '18, of Boston...
...Burgess, who is a fast, aggressive player. His absence was certainly felt; but Jacob, who took his place at rover, played a good game, proving to be Yale's strongest offensive factor. Percy played his usual fast, hard game for the University. The wing pairs were about evenly matched. Thacher played effectively, but both the University wings lagged a little behind the centres...
...near the Harvard cage gave Yale a chance to tally, the puck sliding across in front of the net, but Armour couldn't quite reach it. Shortly afterwards the puck slipped out of a mix-up to Gould's stick, but Wylde's pretty stop prevented a goal. Finally Thacher got the rubber away and took it down the ice, passing to Percy as Bierworth loomed up in front of him; Percy passed to Baker, who drove it past York for the second goal. The time was 14 minutes 11 seconds. The game slowed up perceptibly after this...
HARVARD. YALE. Rice, l.w. r.w., Armour Baker, l.c. c., Dickey Percy, r.c. r., Burgess, Gould Thacher, r.w. l.w., Gould, Jacobs Doty, c.p. c.p., Washburn Morgan, p. p., Murray Wylde, g. g., York...
...unable to play, Gould will take his place and Jacobs, also a sophomore, will take the left wing position. Armour, another sophomore, covers the other end of the line. Both men play the boards and follow up aggressively, but leave most of the shooting to the centres. Rice and Thacher, the University wings, though perhaps not quite as fast as Gould and Armour, handle their sticks a little better. Thacher has been coached to pass out to the centres a great deal, and follows the puck up to the goal pretty closely, often scoring on rebounds in practice. Rice...