Word: tigers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fastest, scrappiest game of the year, the Crimson sextet skated away with an 8-0 victory at the Arena Saturday evening and avenged the 4-3 Tiger upset of six weeks ago. A playoff will be held in the Garden Wednesday evening but it should be little trouble to Joe Stubbs' skaters if they continue to show the same spirit and ability...
Starting with the Yale game, Stubbs seems to have adopted the idea that a strong offensive is the best defense and Gregory, the Tiger goalie must have appreciated that philosophy before he was relieved late in the third period...
Although on paper the Crimson hasn't one chance in fifty of upsetting the League leaders, actually the Feslermen's chances are the best this year. Bill Gray, who was off his game in the Tiger encounter last Saturday, has been turning in stellar performances at practice and is expected to lead the Lions a merry chase. About the only disadvantage for Harvard will be the loss of Dick Wills, out with a cold, from his guard post...
...editors of The Princetonian assume that the Bingham proposal will have the force of law and in their excitement have overlooked the difference in conditions which prevail in the Tiger's den and at Cambridge. The major premise that Harvard has abrogated an agreement in regard to practice dates is without basis since the proposal must be ratified before it is effective...
Both the Crimson and the Blue have defeated Princeton in the only contest upon which comparison may be made. Yale won in a very close match by the score of six to one, while the Tiger proved an easy victim for Coach Harry E. Cowles' men, falling by the score of seven to nothing...