Word: working
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...Freshman hockey team defeated Newton High School, by the score of 3 to 1, in a practice game played at the Brae Burn Country Club yesterday afternoon. The 1914 forwards were much faster than their opponents and showed superior team-work. Sortwell, who shot two goals, excelled individually. Clark scored the other goal for the Freshmen...
...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...
...boards of health existed, but the amount of their activities was not one-fiftieth of what it is today. The movement against tuberculosis is a striking example of the work that boards of health and hospitals are doing free of charge. All this free work threatens doctor's incomes and they feel it. More or less as a result of this the number of medical students in the country is decreasing...
...work of preventing and curing disease is being shifted from the doctor's private office to the public hospital, but this public work is the line of progress. Health is of public importance, and in the future provision will be made for health as it is now made for education...
...University hockey team was given a hard scrimmage against the second team at the Boston Arena yesterday afternoon that resulted in a 1 to 1 tie. The team-play and individual work of the University forwards was poor, although their only goal came as a result of very good team-work by Graustein and Seamans, the latter shooting the goal...