Word: wings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...second and Freshman sevens played a practice game on the Stadium rink, the seconds winning by the score of 3 goals to 1. The strong attack of the seconds was too fast for the Freshman player, who were weakened by the absence of tow regulars. Payne, the right wing, and Church, the coverpoint. Two of the scores were made by Captain R. J. H. Powel '18 and one by L. Jackson '19, but of these the last two were scored when the 1920 team had many of the substitutes in the lineup...
...Cabot '20, who played right centre for 1920, secured the first goal of the game after 45 seconds of play, and Allen, the Andover right wing, caged the puck 15 seconds later. Andover's second goal, scored by Wanamaker, was made a minute before the game ended, and the Freshman goals followed each other in rapid succession. Emmons, who scored four times, was the star for the Freshmen, and he and Church worked out well together on the offence...
...Freshmen will line up as in the game against Milton except that E. Cabot '20 has been moved from right wing to right centre, taking the place of R. W. Emmons '20. R. G. Payne '20 will start at right wing. Another change in the squad was made yesterday when N. H. White '20 was taken on the squad in place of R. H. Post '20, who has dropped hockey to run on the relay team...
...this point in the season, however, and also has a margin of superiority in the defensive work both of the backs and the forwards. Especially conspicuous in the forward line defence work are Baker and Percy, who are also fast men on the offence. Townsend and Rice are valuable wing men, the latter being the most accurate shot on the team, and these two can be depended on to hold up the ends of the line...
...Townsend '17 has played a centre position until this year, but is rapidly working into his new position at right wing. As a centre two years ago he was a general choice for the all-college team, and although he is not yet quite thoroughly used to the end position, he gives promise of developing into a fast, aggressive man to hold up the end of the offence. On the other wing, Rice is the most accurate shot on the team. His main fault is a lack of speed, but his good work with the stick more than makes...