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Practice scrimmaging with the M. I. T. seven was the chief feature of drill for the University hockey squad yesterday afternoon in the Arena. The Crimson outfit managed to slip two tallies by Nickies, the big Tech goal-tender, in a half-hour session, while but one score was made against the University...
...University quintet is favored to win its clash with the M. I. T. five at the Walker Memorial Gymnasium this evening at eight o'clock. This season is the initial one for both of the Cambridge universities in this sport and both teams have been very successful so far. Tech will present its strongest line-up, while Coach Wachter's team is still weakened by the absence of Captain Tolbert, who will probably not be ready to play until the Dartmouth contest...
...spite of their recent poor showing against Worcester, the Crimson players are working well together and should force the Tech five to the limit tonight. Pallo and Fitts will as usual start in the forward positions against the Engineers. This pair has proved to be Coach Wachter's strongest offensive unit, as both men are fast, accurate and aggressive. Fitts does well on long shots and is a very hard man to follow when he has the ball, while Pallo plays a clever passing game and is an exceptional shot from the foul line. Tyson at center has improved greatly...
Blood and Hubbard, the M. I. T. defense men, are both steady performers and the Crimson forwards will find trouble in breaking through. Bretting at center and Tyson and Boyer in the forward positions form a strong offensive power for the Tech men. UNIVERSITY. M. I. T. Fitts, r.f. l.g., Hubbard Pallo, l.f. r.g., Blood Tyson, c. c., Bretting Feiring, r.g. l.f., Tonon Chase, Miller, l.g. r.f., Boyer
...opponents, winning the match with Taylor of M. I. T. before the time was up by a lead of six points. Captain S. H. Ordway '21 won two of his three matches, and H. B. Cutter '21, substituting for him in the third, lost to Ravecca of Tech. Burke Boyce '22, who fenced for the first time on the University team, narrowly lost his three matches, his contests with Skabo and Canzanelli resulting in ties requiring extra periods...