Word: speeded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain Babbitt was easily the strongest man on the Ithacan line, his speed and stickwork being responsible for the majority of the seven shots that Wylde was called upon to stop. J. Harding and Spiegelberg also showed to advantage...
...Harvard Club hockey seven showed flashes of strength against the University in a 30-minute scrimmage yesterday evening at the Arena, and won by the score of 2 to 0. Clifford and Phillips were the main factors for the Harvard Club, the latter's speed and stick-work being especially effective. The University forwards took several long shots at the Harvard Club goal, but lacked the necessary "follow-through" to score. The team played very raggedly, getting out of position and offside frequently, and seldom passing effectively. This was particularly true in the case of the wings, who continue...
...fast half-hour's scrimmage at the Arena yesterday afternoon, resulting in a 1 to 1 tie. After the University forwards had bombarded Donahue, the B. A. A. goal, for 10 minutes without avail, Curtis whipped the puck past him on a short shot. Both sevens played at top speed, and Coach Winsor sent in many substitutes to freshen the University line. After several brilliant dashes, Skilton finally took the puck down the rink, through the defence, and evened the score...
...afternoon. A lively 40-minute scrimmage with the Harvard Club seven resulted in a victory of 4 goals to 3 for the University at the end of the period. The three veterans of the 1915 University team, Phillips, Claflin, and Wanamaker, playing for the Harvard Club, showed flashes of speed, and Phillips' stick-work was especially good. Twice he carried the puck past the University defence by himself, passing once to Wanamaker and once to Hicks, both of whom scored, while he scored the third goal himself on a pass from Saltonstall...
Both teams played at top speed after Wanamaker had tallied the first goal, and this, as well as the rough condition of the ice, was responsible for a good many falls. Curtis evened the score for the University after ten minutes of fast playing, and several other hard shots were turned off by Abbott, who played goal for the Harvard Club. Hicks scored next for the Harvard Club. Two more for the University and one by Phillips followed in quick succession, and finally Lombard shot the rubber in for the winning goal. Doty, who has been out with an injured...