Word: quickly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...game opened with two goals from the floor by Currie. These were at once followed by goals by Hedges and Dingle, then Brady followed with two goals in quick succession. Two goals on fouls by Brady gave Dartmouth a lead which increased throughout the game. Harvard's other scores in this half came from a basket try by Allen, and goals from fouls by Currie and Allen. The half ended with the score...
...scoring for Yale by a goal from the floor in the first minute. This was followed by two goals from fouls and a goal from the floor by Van Vleck. Wellman scored first for Harvard after ten minutes of play, and then followed goals by Cushman and Allen in quick succession. The rest of the period was devoted to a series of tries at goals from fouls, giving Yale four more points. Then came a goal on a beautiful long shot by Cushman, and another by Wilson just before time was called. The half ended with the score...
...extra period to settle it. At the end of the second half, just as time was up, Von der Lief made a goal from the floor, which made the score 24 to 24. In the extra 5-minute period the Brown team scored three goals from the floor in quick succession, while the Freshmen were able to get only one goal from the floor and one from a foul...
...scoring four times. The playing was ragged at the start, and the second repeatedly carried the puck into the territory of the first team, but their defence was strong and no scoring resulted. After this the first team braced and the forwards succeeded in scoring three goals in quick succession...
Brown started with a rush and shot often. Regnier soon scored the first basket from the floor, and others followed in quick succession. When Swaffield went in for Johnson the play became faster and was in the University team's territory constantly. The half ended with the score standing 17 to 2 in Brown's favor...