Word: netting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...net revenue for the year 1914-15 amounted to $15,129.72 and this was made up entirely from the receipts of football, baseball and hockey games, those three sports being the only self-supporting ones for the year...
...fall of 1914 the total receipts for football were $85,000 and the expenditures were $32,000. This left a net profit from football of $53,000 as compared to a profit of $38,000 in 1913. The increased seating capacity of Palmer Memorial Stadium helped materially to swell the fund...
...scoring began in the second period after 7 minutes of play when Walton of St. Paul's, entirely uncovered before the 1919 goal, received the puck on a pass from Robinson, from behind the Freshman goal, and shot it into the net. This wing formation, which resulted in the first tally by Walton, was used several times to good advantage by the St. Paul's team. The second score came after three minutes of play in the third period when Captain Conover, taking the disc from behind his own goal, wormed his way through the entire Freshman team...
...around the defence, but York stopped his shot. Then Baker took a perfect pass from Percy, and his drive was true, but York made another pretty stop. A mix-up near the Harvard cage gave Yale a chance to tally, the puck sliding across in front of the net, but Armour couldn't quite reach it. Shortly afterwards the puck slipped out of a mix-up to Gould's stick, but Wylde's pretty stop prevented a goal. Finally Thacher got the rubber away and took it down the ice, passing to Percy as Bierworth loomed up in front...
...both teams repeatedly loosing chances to shoot. After a couple of minutes of play, Jacob broke loose and got safely inside the defence, but Wylde came out and made a beautiful stop. From then on the puck was scrimmaged up and down the ice with few shots at the net. In the last few minutes Coach Winsor sent in the second-string players to freshen the University's attack, but no more scores resulted...