Word: stringed
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...practice game at the Boston Arena last evening the University hockey team was defeated by the Boston Hockey Club by the score of 4 to 1. In the first period, when the regular first string men were playing, the University team, largely through the good work of Graustein and Huntington, prevented their opponents from scoring. The forwards were unable to preserve any consistent team-work, for the Boston players out-skated them and coming up from behind, usually intercepted the passes. Most of the play was around the University team's goal and Chadwick made many difficult stops...
...team won its first scheduled game by defeating the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 4 to 3, in the Boston Arena last night. At the beginning of the game the University line-up contained many substitutes and the team-work was poor. In the second period, however, when the first-string men were in, the team-play improved. Technology depended almost entirely on the individual work of Gould and Stucklen, the latter scoring all three goals...
After this score, the ball was given to the first team in the middle of the field, in order further to try out the second-string backs. A forward pass from Wigglesworth to Graustein netted 14 yards, and several well directed plays in the line placed the ball in the possession of the University team on the Freshmen's 14-yard line. The ball was then given to the Freshmen, but the University line allowed them very little gain. At the end of a short attempt by 1914 to advance the ball, both elevens were sent to the Locker Building...
...Freshman football team began its season yesterday with a victory over St. Mark's at Southboro, by the score of 5 to 0. The Freshmen outweighed their opponents, and also profited from the number of second string men whom they were able to put in. Both teams suffered from fumbling, and the Freshmen were penalized six times for a total of 50 yards...
Captain Foster, the first speaker, emphasized the importance of the fall work. We always know the ability of the veterans, but what is needed to win meets in second string men as well as stars. In the fall, more chance is given for individual coaching, and thereby new material is developed. This applies especially to the Freshmen, for they make the winning University teams of the future. Shrubb will have charge of the cross-country men. All distance men should report to him daily, for such work develops them. Since Freshmen will not be eligible for the University team...