Word: stringed
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Snelling '21 did the best work for the second-string men, twice carrying the puck up to the M.I.T. goal for a score. McNeil made the final Technology tally when he slid the disc in from the side...
...University hockey team added another to its string of four successive victories in the Pavilion on Saturday night when they triumphed over Princeton by the score of six goals to three. Although the Crimson sextet found no difficulty in defeating the Tigers, they failed, except for occasional spurts, to come up to the form that has been shown in other games of the season...
After Emmons had scored his third goal the second-string men replaced the regulars, and in the remaining time made a total of four goals to the yearlings' one. A. H. Ladd, the Freshman right wing, was responsible for their lone tally when he took a pass in front of the goal and tucked it away soon after the substitutes had taken the ice. J. G. Flint in the 1923 goal did good work throughout, despite the high score against...
Unless present indications prove fa the University hockey team will add another victory to its present string of three when it meets Tufts at the Pavilion tonight at 8.15 o'clock as one part of a double-header of which the Harvard Club Dartmouth Club contest will be the other half. So far this season the Tufts aggregation has not proved unusually strong and has as yet failed to combine into a unifield team. The Dartmouth team which succumbed to the University of the season against Tufts on the at Hanover and again at the Pavilion, While a sextet from...
...substitute outer defense, a combination composed of M. Gratwick '22 and H. F. Colt '22 was on the ice most of the hour, and together with a team of subsitutes fought through a scorcless 15 minute scrimmage with the regulars. When the first-string men were sent off the a sextet of men from various club teams opposed the subs and registered goals, while the subs counted five scores...