Word: eye
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yale was the first to score when Dickey drove the puck past Wylde on a long shot from the side after 7 minutes and 7 seconds of play. Shortly afterwards, however, Doty--who was substituting for Morgan on account of the latter's injured eye--astonished the rooters by dashing the length of the rink and scoring unaided. Time, 8 minutes, 25 seconds. Harvard went into the lead when Phillips by an exhibition of clever stick-work shoved the disc past York from directly in front of the goal, time, 15 minutes. Murray evened up the score however, just...
...University hockey team had a spirited scrimmage with the Freshman seven at the Arena yesterday afternoon which resulted in a 2 to 0 victory for 1918. J. E. P. Morgan '17, at point for the University, cut his eye quite severely and was forced to withdraw from the game, Doty taking his place. He will, however, be ready for the game with Yale tomorrow night. Phillips has not yet returned to work, but it is expected that he too will be able to play tomorrow night...
...College to learn baseball or football, and that alone, an athletic defeat would rightly bring greater chagrin. But--the young men who sneer at Phi Beta Kappa and other scholarly achievements to the contrary notwithstanding -- one comes to College to improve one's mind, not one's batting eye. So a defeat in debating--since it is a contest of minds.--should be even more of a blow to the pride of the College than a defeat on the Thames...
...Michigan team has practised almost incessantly since the Pennsylvania game last autumn, with one end in view and how near that end is to the undergraduate eye has been evident at every game Michigan has played this season, when each successful run and pass brought such comment from the stands as 'We should worry about Harvard,' or 'I wonder what Haughton will think of that...
...playing of Trumbull, Bradlee, Rollins, and Wallace stood out noticeably for the University. After Trumbull was taken out with a cut over his eye, the team weakened perceptably; and Bradlee was invaluable in the backfield. Both Rollins and Wallace played remarkable defensive games...