1922–23 Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey season

College ice hockey season March 2026 August 2023 color:white; background:#A51C30; a #1E1E1E 2px white white Harvard Crimson white 1922–23 Harvard Crimson logo.svg Harvard Crimson men Triangular Hockey League Triangular League 1st 8–4–0 4–2–0 3–4–0 3–0–0 2–0–0 William Claflin George Owen Boston Arena Triangular Hockey League, Champion 1921–22 1923–24 Harvard Crimson #FFFFFF background:#eeeeee; The 1922–23 Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey season was the 25th season of play for the program. Season At the start of their season, the Harvard Crimson did not demonstrate a strong offensive game. They were only able to defeat a weak BU squad 2–0 (albeit with a large number of alternates) and then managed just three goals in regulation against Toronto. When they began their conference schedule in mid-January the Crimson fell to Princeton for the first time since 1917 after only being able to muster a single goal.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1923/1/15/brilliant-attack-of-tiger-sextet-downs/ BRILLIANT ATTACK OF TIGER SEXTET DOWNS CRIMSON 3-1 The Harvard Crimson January 15, 1923 July 27, 2020 Harvard escaped with a win in the following game against Yale after another regulation with just a single goal scored.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1923/1/22/score-by-hill-in-overtime-period/ SCORE BY HILL IN OVERTIME PERIOD UPSETS ELIS 3-2 The Harvard Crimson January 22, 1923 July 27, 2020 While it may have appeared that Harvard was back to it dominating self after trouncing MIT 10–0, they were back to close games after a 19-day layoff. The Crimson defense remained stout through the remainder of the season, allowing just 6 goals in it final six games, but the offense was shut out twice and it was the meeting with Dartmouth on 21 February that cost Harvard dearly. The Dartmouth squad was one of the strongest in the nation and entered the contest with a record of 12–1. Harvard could ill afford a loss if they wanted to capture the intercollegiate title, but the offense was silenced by the Indians and the Crimson would be unable to claim another ice hockey championship. Despite the offensive struggles, Harvard won three of their final four games, including the rubber matches against both Princeton and Yale to earn the Triangular League title. They also receive a bit of help from the Tigers, who downed Dartmouth in the final game for the Indians. The loss meant that Harvard, Dartmouth and Princeton were in a three-way tie with one another and a claim by any for the intercollegiate championship would be dubious at best.https://s3.amazonaws.com/dartmouthsports.com/documents/2012/5/18/845640.pdf Dartmouth 2009-10 Men's Hockey Media Guide Dartmouth Big Green October 28, 2018 In the team's final game of the season coach Clafin, in concert with captain Owen, invented a new strategy by changing all three forwards at the same time. This method would come to be called a 'line change' and is still used in modern hockey. While it is unknown whether or not the scheme had been used before, it was certainly the first time it had been employed in college hockey.http://digital.library.yale.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/yale-ydn/id/99070/rec/6 Harvard Sextet Clinches Big Three Championship Yale Daily News March 8, 1923 July 27, 2020 Roster yes William M. Austin so C/LW yes Edward M. Beals Jr. so C/LW/RW USA yes Chandler Bigelow jr G USA Boston, Massachusetts yes Henry M. Bohlen so D 1902 12 13 yes Nelson Cabot jr LW/RW yes Philip W. Chase so D yes William E. Crosby Jr. jr C/D USA West Newton, Massachusetts yes J. H. Dempsey sr RW yes John G. Flint sr G USA Boston, Massachusetts yes Harrison Gardner jr C USA Boston, Massachusetts yes Sidney C. Graves jr LW/D 1901 7 21 ENG yes George C. Guild sr C/RW yes John W. Hammond so RW/D yes Francis S. Hill jr C/LW/RW 1900 12 14 USA Boston, Massachusetts yes Joseph Larocque Jr. sr C/RW USA Bernardsville, New Jersey yes J. J. Lee jr LW/RW yes George Owen Jr. George Owen (ice hockey) sr C/LW/D 5 11 190 1901 12 2 USA Hamilton, Ontario yes C Palmer RW yes C. L. Pierson so LW/RW yes Laurence O. Pratt fr D 1904 5 7 yes George G. Walker jr LW 1900 12 14 USA Richmond, New York St. Paul's School yes https://www.eliteprospects.com/team/1339/harvard-univ./1922-1923?tab=stats 1922-1923 Roster Elite Prospects July 27, 2020 Standings HAR HAR Schedule and results no |- !colspan=12 style="Harvard Crimson #FFFFFF;" | Regular season December 13 w yes yes no Boston University Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 2–0 1–0–0 January 3 l yes no Toronto Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 5–7 2OT 1–1–0 January 13 l no Princeton Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 1–3 1–2–0 0–1–0 January 20 w yes no Yale New Haven Arena New Haven, Connecticut Rivalry 3–2 3OT 2–2–0 1–1–0 January 26 w yes yes no MIT Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 10–0 3–2–0 February 14 w yes no Queen's Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 2–1 4–2–0 February 17 w yes no Cornell Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 6–0 5–2–0 February 21 l yes no Dartmouth Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 0–1 5–3–0 February 24 w yes no Princeton Hobey Baker Memorial Rink Princeton, New Jersey 2–1 6–3–0 2–1–0 February 28 w no Princeton Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 1–0 7–3–0 3–1–0 March 3 l no Yale Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts Rivalry 0–3 7–4–0 3–2–0 March 7 w yes no Yale New Haven Arena New Haven, Connecticut Rivalry 2–1 3OT 8–4–0 4–2–0 no no https://d2o2figo6ddd0g.cloudfront.net/c/n/wi5fzzpvxzrd6x/IHM_Updated_Record_Book_1819_Year_by_Year.pdf Harvard Men's Hockey year-By-year results Harvard Crimson December 30, 2019 References 50em Category:Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey seasons Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard