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...Reynolds (chairman) and Miss Winsor, J. C. Jennings and Miss Weston, T. W. Storrow and Miss Webster, M. Weston and M. Hemenway...
...Benjamin, W. D. Canaday, R. S. Cook, R. B. Johnson, R. K. Kenna, L. D. Le Fevre, P. C. Lewis, W. H. Locke, L. M. Lombard, A. G. Paine, J. D. Parson, W. C. Peebles, A. Treadwell, Jr., J. P. Warburg, G. Wasser, W. W. Webster, C. P. Winsor...
...line-up: r.w., Taylor; r.c., Winsor; l.c., Trainer; l.w., Patterson; c.p., Hardwick; p., Edwards; g., Sagar...
...Carnochan's work was particularly commendable for time after time it was some part of his anatomy that warded off a Harvard defeat. Some men were perhaps a little more spectacular than others; but it was really the work of the team as a whole, carefully trained in Coach Winsor's style of play, and full of that win-or-die spirit, that enabled Harvard to defeat what was generally considered to be one of the best hockey teams in the country, a collection of veterans and one composed of stars of the first magnitude...
...Princeton defense on its side was very effective, their hard body checking more than once spoiling chances to score. Of the Harvard forwards, Smart was the only one to play the entire game. His work was characteristically good, hard playing and keeping in position--the one thing that the Winsor style of play demands. Phillips and Hopkins, the center men, were both extremely valuable in their stopping of Baker and Kuhn, but they were unable to stand the pace of what seemed to be an everlasting game. The substitutes sent into the forward line, although they did not play remarkable...