Word: threats
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...forward line also the Crimson will meet stronger opposition than before. Buckley, who scored five out of the six goals in the Blue victory over Cornell last week, has become a real threat. Until a short time before the first contest with the University he had been ineligible. Hence, owing to lack of practice, he did not show up as well as he is capable of doing. The report comes from New Haven that Chisholm, the regular left wing, is sick and will probably be unable to play tonight. His place in this case will be taken probably by Farnsworth...
Hall, Dartmouth's fast center, was the chief threat on the Hanover sextet. His rapid dashes down the ice and accurate shooting taxed the Crimson defence throughout the three periods, and his attack was exceedingly dangerous. As a whole, the forward line showed great strength, and although its passing game was not up to that of Coach Claflin's team, its shooting was formidable. Tobin distinguished himself at goal, making a number of spectacular stops...
...second University hockey team will face stiff opposition this afternoon when they face the well-organized and speedy Noble and Greenough sextet on the Charlesbank rinks. Not only do the schoolboys present a machine-like combination, but they offer a serious threat with brilliant individual players both on the offensive and defensive lines. Wylde at right wing is an exceptionally speedy skater and an accurate stick handler so he should furnish the second's defensive players with frequent opportunities to show their worth...
...times he broke through the University line alone to threaten the Crimson cage. Working with him in the forward line is Ferguson, who is by far the best stick handler on the team, and if the two have learned the fundamentals of team-work they should be a serious threat to the Yearling defence system. Little is known of the St. Paul's secondary line as the University machine so completely swept the school boys off their feet that they were unable to offer any organized resistance...
...victory resulted from the strong, speedy offensive play of the Andover skaters and from the stellar work of Deignan who tended the Blue cage. Even at that early part of the season the Academy stick-men had developed a well working machine so they should present a formidable threat to the Seconds this afternoon...