Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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f- 4'-'ifmmi'-WWI- 2ll11 HISNWFHLLGS-' 'f el. 7 - ' -V - - . 1 I V i if in A I V iv I I M1 ' X- J ' - f-1 ' H -V1 22' -' lv- K W., wc- 1, -iefweso 1 .fran nwm,w:ffw.m.2waf4v' rs sw' f g ny we --.-, l. ww... M .. T p. I . X I v.. I 1 at ll Q 5 3 Q ., l i Ai QTAIHTAIN Glnsoiv l r I Boston University ended its hockey season with a creditable showing that 1 i brought. it the city championship by virtue of its twice defeating B. C. and BI. I. T. 2 and ending the season with only one defeat, the game with Yale, which was lost f i because the referee could not see three offside plays. l 2 . . l The Scarlet and Ivlnte showed good and poor brands of hockey. It was at its q best against B. C. The Eagles were defeated twice by the score of -I--1. RI. I. T. failed to disturb B. If. In addition to playing college games, B. U. managed to hold the powerful B. A. A. team to a 2-2 tie, playing against John Gyp,' Lawless, I former Terrier captain, and Dick Vaughan, Coach VVayland Xv3.L1gI13.Il,S brother. The Terriers opened the season by shutting out Tech Q-0 with lvhitmore and I Nelson dividing the scoring honors. The game was fast with the exception of the l The following week made a difference in the toning up of the squad and the l second period. Otherwise it was just an opening game. Terriers fought hard against Yale but were shut out 3-0. Press notices gave the i referee credit for the win and hinted that glasses would have helped him. A The plays on which Yale scored were offside, and Silberberg made no effort to 5 I stop the puck. However he gave the Elm City fans something to talk about in the 1 way of goal tending. Syd resembled an octopus when the shots came at him. Two days later, the Scarlet and YVl1ite defeated 3 Brown at the arena by a 4-0 score. Lombard, VVhitmore and Bergholtz were the stars of the game, Lombard and lVhitmore accounted for two goals each. Nearly every man , on the team got in this game and Brown was unable to score even against the substitutes. Grodburg who sub- 4 stituted for Silberberg did well. Captain Gibson was the l main threat in the opening period and was the only one i to successfully stiekhandle past the Brown defense. ' In the game with the H. A, A. things started sizzling f in the first period. After thirteen minutes of play Dick Vaughan scored and a half a minute later Wlhitmore counted for li. li. iNIarshall of the opposition scored in the MANAGMR Lmm' ' Qs' 2 l 5 x i - - . jg K E L , V. , . 1 xy I . Y 3XYW