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In the first game of the 1923 season Saturday, the University second hockey team gained a 2 to 1 victory over the Phillips Andover Academy sextet. Due in part to the fact that poor ice has deprived both the Crimson scrubs and the schoolboys of practice since the Christmas vacation, the play was slow and the team-work poor until the final period.
Andover started the scoring, after a first period deadlock, with a single tally in the second session by Failing. In the final period, H. W. Reid '25 tallied twice for the Crimson skaters, the second of his scores being only a few seconds before the close of the game. Reid and H. M. Bohlen '25 were the outstanding Crimson players.
The summary: Score, Harvard 2nd 2, Andover 1. Goals, Reid 2, Failing. Referee, Cole. Time, one 8 and two 10-minute periods.
Score, Harvard 2nd 2, Andover 1. Goals, Reid 2, Failing. Referee, Cole. Time, one 8 and two 10-minute periods.
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