Word: speeded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...carrying the puck down against the defence. Coach Pratt then lined the first team up against the second for a stiff scrimmage in which the former succeeded in scoring four goals. The work of the first team forwards was particularly promising, as they showed better team-work and speed than hitherto this season...
...hockey team, playing a faster and harder game than at any time before this season, defeated the B. A. A., 2 to 1, in a half-hour scrimmage in the Arena yesterday evening. Blackall and Willetts continued their excellent work on the defence, and a marked development both in speed and team-play was noticeable in the forward line. With Huntington playing a very effective rover game the men were able to keep the play in their opponents' end of the rink a large part of the time. Duncan scored both goals, pushing the puck through Foster after...
...second team forwards showed more speed and dash than their opponents, and seemed to work better together. Palmer scored the first goal, and Pierce the second...
Practice yesterday consisted of almost an hour's hard scrimmaging between the first and second teams, in which the second team scored five goals to the first's four. The forward line on the first team, although it worked well together, did not display as much speed as in the recent scrimmages with the B. A. A. and shot poorly during the first part of the scrimmage, while the second team line showed more life than at any previous time this season. Goals for the second team were scored by Adams, Morgan, Gorham, Locke, and Whidden; and for the first...
...University men outplayed their opponents in nearly every department of the game and especially in the forward line. Here, although Captain Byng was absent, their superiority in speed and skill was marked. Two of the University's goals were scored by Murdoch and the other three by Greene, Locke and Needham respectively...