Word: wings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Walker, Hill, and Phillips were all absent yesterday owing to college engagements, Angler and Guild filling in at left wing for the first two mentioned...
...Crimson will be handicapped by the absence of Captain Burden and Hovey, who will be unable to make the trip, and by the fact that the team has had no chance to practice during the recent warm spell. Gardner will take Hovey's position at left wing and should fill in well, while Lee, Leland, and Wilson will all be present as substitutes. The Second's strongest scoring possibility will rest in the work of Pratt and Butman, who have proven a good combination all season, while the responsibility of stopping the Andover attack will fall upon Dole...
...opening tally of the game was made by Baker three minutes before the close of the first session. The University wing shot the puck in a long, straight line from a position far off to the side almost even with the Westminster goal, the disc hitting Reaume's stick and bouncing into...
...University's chief problem tonight will be the successful combating of their opponent's speed. The Westminster skaters, especially the forward line, are exceptionally fast. Downing at center, Veno at right wing, and Small on the defence are all very dangerous men. The Crimson forwards are liable to meet the same difficulties in checking back on these players that they experienced against Toronto, namely: not having enough speed to keep on even terms with the attacking line...
...game started with a sudden attack upon the Engineers's territory and it was several minutes before the Technology skaters were able to get it under control. Taylor, the speedy M. I. T. left wing, retaliated with several individual attacks upon the Freshman cage. For ten minutes neither team was able to manoeuver into an advantageous position, but at last the yearling defence broke and the Engineers threatened their goal with several well directed shots which were stopped only by the alertness of Cantillon. A few minutes later, however, MacNell recovered the puck from a scramble and made the first...