Word: center
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...outset the University team outplayed Princeton, making three goals in the first ten minutes. Newhall scored on a long lift from the center of the ice, and Callaway and Townsend on hard shots from the sides of the rink. Leake, after stopping a weak pass of Grant's, scored Princeton's first goal. Townsend then scored again for Harvard from a scrimmage, and just before the end of the half, Winter, on a pass from Chew, shot Princeton's second goal. The score at the end of the half was 4 to 2 in favor of Harvard...
...superior defense of the second team, and their shooting was very erratic. The passing on the whole was good, and there was more body checking by both teams than at any time this season. The best individual work was done by Wagstaff, who played a fast game at left center on the second team...
...first team scored nine goals against the same second team on Monday, it played an exceedingly listless game yesterday and showed few signs of team work. The passing of the forwards was wild and the shooting inaccurate. A change in the line-up, by which Callaway moved from right center to left end, changing places with MacLeod, cannot be held responsible for the poor work. Of the second team, D. Wagstaff, Fraser-Campbell and Pell did the best individual work...
...philanthropic and religious activities which center in Phillips Brooks House have greatly grown in the last few years and are now very broad in character. These activities are conducted by the Phillips Brooks House Association and five allied but independent societies: the Christian Association, the St. Paul's Society, the Social Service Committee, the Catholic Club and the Religious Union...
Besides D.J. Hurley '05, captain, the following members of last year's team will return to College: J. Parkinson, Jr., '06, center; J.D. Nichols '06, left half-bask; H. Le Moyne '07, left guard; and possibly T.G. Meier, 2nd, '04, left tackle. The men who leave College or will be ineligible in the fall are: C.B. Marshal '04, quarterback and ex-captain; A. Marshall 3L., right guard; D.W. Knowlton 1G., right tackle; W.J. Clothier '04, left end; A. tackle; W.J. Clothier '04, left end; A. Goodhue '04, left halfback; E. Bowditch, Jr., 1L., right end; H. Schoellkopf 2L., fullback...