Word: toros
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With the wind behind them, the Crimson in turn pressed goalie Warren Witherall for the first ten minutes of the second period. Center forward Mauricio Toro drew Witherall out of the goal, but then barely missed his shot. For the rest of the period play slowed as the varsity, seemingly tired by its own fast pace, made no more concerted threats...
Behind, and facing the wind, the Crimson took the initiative away from Wesleyan in the third period. Righ wing Bill Cowperthwaite almost scored on a solo drive and Toro missed another brilliant shot as the Crimson keep the ball at midfield...
...defense. Witherall stopped a long shot by center half Stacey Holmes to check the most dangerous thrust, but Crimson passing began to get ragged. Fischer had to make the finest stop of the day as the Wesmen stole the ball and rushed him. The Crimson regained possession, but Toro missed another shot with one minute left, the last of the game, as time ran out before the Crimson could set up another drive...
...work. He worked on defense with Chuck Haddik, a halfback whom Munro is trying to convert to fullback. He was impressed enough with Haddik's progress to name him to today's starting lineup. Munro plans to start. Bill Cowperthwaite in place of Linglebach, but is counting on both Toro and Holmes at least to begin the game...
...Crimson lineup: ol, Godfrey Trustlow. il, Hank Holmes; cf, Mauricio Toro; ir, Dave Weiss or Bill Cowperthwaite; lhb, Carey McIntosh (C.); chb, Stacey Homes; rhb, Denny Little; fb, Hugh Sargent and Chuck Haddik; goal, Lindsay Fischer...