Word: face-off
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...face-off at the start of the game the puck was kept around the Harvard goal for several minutes and it was only by Carpenter's excellent work that no score was made. Little of interest happened in the half until Newhall shot a clever goal on a pass from Townsend. For the remaining few minutes both teams tried hard to score, but the period ended with Harvard having the only goal...
...amendment to the rules of play was passed, which requires that in any game not more than three players on each side shall be within a radius of seven and one-half yards of the ball at the face-off. The object of this rule is to prevent mass play. Stricter eligibility requirements were proposed, but were not adopted...
...face-off Chew secured the puck and immediately made Princeton's only point in the first half. The shot was a lucky one as it glanced from Willett's stick into the net. Pell then scored for the University team after a scrimmage directly in front of Princeton's goal. The second point for Harvard was also made by Pell, after carrying the puck the length of the rink. Just before the end of the half Macleod shot the University team's third goal on a pass from Townsend. The period ended with the score 3 to 1 in Harvard...
Yale succeeded in making the first point of the game about the middle of the first half and scored twice more soon after. Just before the end of the half Winsor made Harvard's first tally. At the start of the second half, Snow scored almost from the face-off, making the score 4 to 1 in favor of Yale, but the Harvard team improved rapidly and Rumsey and Pruyn, on passes from Winsor, caged two more goals and nearly tied the score. Harvard was forcing the the play when the whistle announced the end of the game. Winsor...
...second half opened with more spirit on the part of the Bostons. Soon after the face-off A. J. Ritchie rushed the ball to F. Ross, who shot for goal. The ball was checked but swiped through by W. A. Ritchie. Time, 5 minutes...