Bates Student . ttuVnt. Vol. XLV. No. 4 LEWISTON, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917—— : ! PRICK TEN CENTS HOCKEY SEVEN RETRIEVE THEIR HONORS BLACK AND WHITE DEFEATED INSECOND GAME Both Games Marked by Fast Playing During the mid-year exams, thehockey team was not allowed to playany games, but as soon as they wereover, Manager Elwell began once moreto arrange games, with the result thatlast week, there were two games withBowdoin. The first game was lost twoto one, and the second was won threeto one. Considering the fact that Beck-ford and Shattuck were barred fromboth games, Mates made a fine
Bates Student . ttuVnt. Vol. XLV. No. 4 LEWISTON, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917—— : ! PRICK TEN CENTS HOCKEY SEVEN RETRIEVE THEIR HONORS BLACK AND WHITE DEFEATED INSECOND GAME Both Games Marked by Fast Playing During the mid-year exams, thehockey team was not allowed to playany games, but as soon as they wereover, Manager Elwell began once moreto arrange games, with the result thatlast week, there were two games withBowdoin. The first game was lost twoto one, and the second was won threeto one. Considering the fact that Beck-ford and Shattuck were barred fromboth games, Mates made a fine showing,and although these losses were con-sidered serious, the team has been ableto pick up, and the last game withBowdoin showed considerable improve-ment over the game with the PortlandCountry Chili, about a month ago. The first game with Bowdoin wasplayed on our own rink, and was playedat night. These night games are sat-isfactory as far as interest is concerned,but in spite of the excellent lightingsyst
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