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With Crosby and Putnam, the speedy right wing and center, leading the attack, and Jackson and Traynor protecting the net in a flashy style, the 1929 hockey sextet defeated the strong St. Mark's skaters by a 3 to 1 score at Southboro on Saturday afternoon, for its second win of the season. The Crimson first-year men topped one of the most threatening obstacles in their schedule by disposing of the heavy scoring schoolboys who registered a 19 to 0 win in their first game.
Hutchinson Shines for Seconds
While the Freshman sextet was skating to a win over St. Mark's the second University team captured a well earned victory at Andover in a fast game which the preparatory school squad contested fiercely before going down to a 2 to 1 defeat. Hutchinson, the Crimson pivot, displayed the best skating and stick work on the ice, with Luce, playing opposite him in the Andover center berth, rivalling him closely in individual brilliance.
The University seconds played a hard skating and checking type of hockey which wore down their younger opponents. The phenomenal work of Rideout, the Andover cage guardian, was largely responsible for the low score. He allowed only two goals, one of which came in each of the first two periods, and stopped numerous hard drives which appeared to be sure tallies. Flood, the Crimson goal, also gave a brilliant exhibition of net tending, which kept the cage safe throughout the game.
Putnam High Scorer With Two Goals
The outstanding feature of the Freshman victory was the work of Crosby, who scored one of the three counters and gave a brilliant display of skating, passing, and stick handling. Putnam, flashy center ice man, worked well with Tudor and Crosby in the forward line and was high scorer with two tallies. Both Jackson and Traynor, who guard the Crimson cage, turned in some difficult stops on fast drives off the St. Mark's sticks.
The summary of the 1929 game follows: Score, Harvard 1929 3. St. Mark's 1. Goals, Putnam 2, Croaby, Harding. Referee, Noonan. Time, three 15-minute periods.
Score, Harvard 1929 3. St. Mark's 1. Goals, Putnam 2, Croaby, Harding. Referee, Noonan. Time, three 15-minute periods.
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