Word: dartmouth
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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During most of its tilts this season, the inexperienced and starless Varsity hockey team has shown an amazing amount of scrappiness, the ability to keep fighting until the whistle blows. It was this quality which, from all accounts, was lacking at the Dartmouth debacle last Saturday. Though at the beginning of the season, Coach Clark Hodder was willing to concede almost every game, with very little material to draw from, he has built an aggregation which has won three and tied one of its seven encounters thus...
Clark Hodder's, Varsity hockey team all but fell apart in the second period of its clash with the Dartmouth Indians on Saturday morning and dropped an 8 to 3 decision on the natural ice of Davis rink before a capacity Carnival crowd...
...Crimson Schuesinen were only beaten out by ski teams from Dartmouth, McGill, and New Hampshire at the Dartmouth Carnival over the weekend in spite of the disqualification last Friday of Finn Ferner, the team's high hope...
...losing battle that Wes Fesler's Varsity hoop men waged Wednesday night against the Dartmouth Indians was a great one; the small Crimson five literally fought the vaunted invaders off their feet and refused to wilt throughout 40 minutes of bruising basketball. Defeat came only because the Big Green carried too many physical guns for Charley Lutz and his Harvard gamesters...
Coach Fesler started a team that was forced to give away roughly three inches and 30 pounds per man to the E. I. L. defending champions, led by an uncanny marksman, Gus Broberg. Dartmouth had been able to win as it pleased, toying with the Feslermen in the first meeting of the two teams at Hanover, but Wednesday's return bout was one of the best basketball games ever played on the Indoor Athletic Building floor...