Word: pointed
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...beginning of the second half the substitutes were put in and the Boston team scored four times. Townsend made the first point on a pass from Hicks directly in front of the cage. Goals by Winsor and Goodrich then followed in quick succession. After this the play slowed up until near the close of the period, when Pierce made the University team's only score. Just before time was called Foster succeeded in making another point for the Boston team...
Early in the second period Hornblower got the last goal for the University team by taking the puck alone from the middle of the rink. At this point the Technology team began to work harder, and Stucklen, largely through his own efforts, scored two more goals...
...Newport society should amuse those present is not surprising. The real power of Miss Stanwood over her audience was shown by the fact that the nearer she touched the local state of mind the more her satire was relished. For the nonce everyone seemed to change his daily point of view and to respond to the wish...
...first score was made by Leslie soon after the game began on a difficult shot from the side of the rink. Winsor scored Boston's first point from directly in front of the goal after Graustein had stopped a long shot by Clifford. Much of the playing was around Harvard's goal in this half. Toward the end of the period Hornblower carried the puck the length of the ice and, after a short scrimmage in front of the goal, scored...
...computation, Harvard ranks first in the departments of physics, botany, zoology, physiology, and pathology; second in mathematics, geology, anatomy, anthropology and psychology; and third in chemistry and astronomy. In every case Harvard either has first place or is so near to it that the shifting of a few points would place her there. Professor Cattell very properly concludes that, from his point of view, the 'primacy of Harvard among our universities is unchallenged...