Word: offing
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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Laverack, right wing, shoots a hard puck to stop, but he is not fast enough in getting his shots away. He is heavy and sure-footed, and is rapidly acquiring the technique of defensive work. He has had long experience in Buffalo which counts greatly in his favor.
Hoxie, right wing, who will play one half at least, is a very good man, but unable to last an entire game if he is played hard. His weight and football experience should render him great assistance if he can once be taught the necessity of following up his opponent...
A. M. Goodridge, substitute goal, may start the game, but is handicapped by lack of experience in important matches. He still lacks the requisite speed and accuracy in stopping hard shots near the post.
The Pierian Sodality, from both a musical and a financial standpoint, is now in better shape than at any time in its history. Since the beginning of the year the management has carried out the policy of retaining only such men as could regularly attend rehearsals, and although in consequence...
Mr. Strube, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is to coach the Sodality for a public concert to be given in Sanders in the latter part of March. The "Harvard Camp March," a new piece of music by H. H. Fox '00, will be played at this concert.