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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...play was decidedly slow on the part of both teams. The Crimson first year men appeared sluggish and for the most part did not show good stick handling. Soft ice was a factor in slowing up both teams, and Harvard found a decided advantage in the size of her men as compared to those of Arlington...
...flurry of magazine slams on the nose has left Boston for the first time since the landing of the Pilgrims with a sadly shaken sense of its own civic virtue. While the other cities of the Republic smile with relief that the black spot has been presented to the Hub and not to them, the local city fathers run about distractedly hiding this and that issuing arrest warrants for authors, and crying libel before the public. It is a rather dreadful spectacle...
...sail for the London Conference. According to President Hoover, who is largely responsible for the existence of the new parley, a definite slash in the seafaring implements of war is desired, rather than the negative restraint of limitation alone. The diplomatic rigmarole of another generation is to be the first contribution to the scrap-heap. In the second attempt of which America is a main instigator, civilization is sanguine of one more affirmation of the futility...
Score Harvard 5, Arlington High 1 Goals First period Stone, Saltonstall, Everett Second period Saltonstall, Baldwin. Third period Thomas, Referee Nichols. Time One 20-minute period and two 15-minute periods...
...forward gets by the opposing defense he can be pretty sure that one of his teammates will be right up there with him to take the pass and nullify the efforts of the goalie no matter how good he may be. And that's not only true of the first team either. The second team forwards are just as fast, just as effective stickhandlers, and just as well coordinated as the first line of offense. The figures on the scorers of the various teams are expressive on this last point, perhaps more so than any amount of eulogizing could...