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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Percy scored the first goal on a short, quick shot which bounded off Liggett's guards. Later Baker carried the puck down the ice to the goal, but his shot went wide, and Percy caught the rebound from the boards and drove the rubber into the net. Bliss scored the University's third goal on a quick shot from the side, and then Scott tallied for the second team, driving the puck in from a mix-up near the goal. The University men were too fast on their skates for the second team, and broke away frequently only to lose...
Following to a great degree the plan of the Law and Medical Schools, the field of business enterprise is regarded as a profession. In the past a man "went into business" because he wasn't fitted for anything else. Today, with the intricate developments of commerce, a man, to be successful, is forced to fit himself for a special branch of business. After the first year's work in required subjects essential for the understanding of any branch of this many-sided profession, the second year is devoted to scientific research in a specialized field...
...hockey team went down to its first defeat of the season before the St. Nicholas Club of New York in the game played at the Arena on Saturday evening. The 5 to 2 victory of the New York team was due in great part to the playing of the former Princeton star, "Hobey" Baker, together with the clever and opportune stick-work of his teammate, Ellis, who scored three of the five goals. The B. A. A. seven suffered through lack of team-work, which prevented its most sensational player, Skilton, from shooting as many goals as he otherwise might...
...Together they carried the puck down the ice time after time, but Ford, the Princeton goal-keeper, was on the alert and their attacks were in vain. Percy and Curtis, the centres, played a strong game, for the University and although a good many of the former's shots went wild, his fast skating scored the winning goal in the first extra period. Percy seemed a little off his game at the start, but played brilliantly after the first period...
First place in the broad-jump also went to H. Davis '18 (handicap, 1 foot 4 inches) with a jump of 21 feet. G. G. Haydock '16 (handicap, 1 foot) was second with 20 feet 7 inches, and J. H. Spitz '17 (handicap, 1 foot 10 inches) was third with 19 feet 10 inches...