1912–13 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 1912–13 Harvard Crimson logo.svg Harvard Crimson men Intercollegiate Hockey League IHL 1st 9–2–0 4–1–0 7–1–0 1–1–0 1–0–0 Alfred Winsor Henry Gardner Boston Arena Intercollegiate, ChampionIHL, Champion 1911–12 1913–14 Harvard Crimson #FFFFFF background:#eeeeee; The 1912–13 Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey season was the 16th season of play for the program. Season Harvard entered the year with a team that may have been less talented than previous squads, but it was no less competitive.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1912/12/3/hockey-practice-yesterday-pthe-entire-squad/ HOCKEY PRACTICE YESTERDAY The Harvard Crimson December 3, 1912 March 23, 2020 The team displayed an increasing level of play throughout December between practices and scrimmages with the Boston Athletic Association. The available ice at the Boston Arena paid dividends for the Crimson in allowing them to hone their game in their attempt to reclaim the championship. The Crimson made up for last year's poor start with a dominant 4–0 win over MIT where the team used many of its backup players throughout the game.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1912/12/19/shut-out-for-technology-pin-a-ragged/ SHUT-OUT FOR TECHNOLOGY The Harvard Crimson December 19, 1912 March 23, 2020 After returning from the winter break Harvard faced a tough Ottawa team and could not find its footing offensively, losing 0–2 despite a stellar effort from team captain Gardner. The team buckled down and prepared itself for a match against Toronto a week later. When the Blues arrived in town they found an impenetrable wall in front of the Harvard cage and left after a 0–2 loss to the Crimson.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1913/1/16/victory-over-toronto-plast-nights-2/ VICTORY OVER TORONTO The Harvard Crimson January 16, 1913 March 23, 2020 After dismantling Cornell 8–2, Harvard welcomed defending champion Princeton in one of the most anticipated games of the season. The teams locked horns and battled nearly the same as they had the year before; Princeton's offense, led by Hobey Baker applied a continual assault on the Crimson defenders but neither team could beat the other in regulation. With the score 3–3 the two teams had agreed to play two 5-minute overtime periods in case they were needed. Harvard was able to score once in each extra frame and take the game 5–3, putting themselves at a great advantage in their pursuit of a championship.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1913/1/23/harvard-5-princeton-3-pin-one/ HARVARD, 5; PRINCETON, 3 The Harvard Crimson January 23, 1913 March 23, 2020 By the time Harvard played Yale on February 1, the teams had arranged a best-of-three series so that Harvard, Yale and Princeton would play one another at least twice. If any of the three emerged as a clear victor they would likely be able to claim the collegiate championship as the teams were typically among the best in the nation. Harvard's solid win over the Bulldogs had them on the cusp of a terrific season but in the second game against Princeton the Tiger attack was too much to cope with and a third game was required to settle the series. While the third game would not officially decide the champion, as Harvard still had Yale left to play, Princeton could secure the championship if it won the rubber match. With this in mind Gardner produced one of the most brilliant goaltending performances in school history, turning away 29 shots en route to a 3–0 victory, the only time in the three years with Baker that Princeton would fail to score.https://theprince.princeton.edu/princetonperiodicals/?a=d&d=Princetonian19130217-01&e=------190-en-20--21-byDA-txt-txIN-hockey----1903-- Volume 37 Number 178 The Daily Princetonian February 17, 1913 March 23, 2020 With Yale still remaining, Harvard couldn't slow down if they wanted to claim the championship. The Elis played Harvard tough in the first half, scoring the only goal of the frame to put a bit of fear in the minds of the Crimson faithful. The game remained the same through most of the second half but with 5 minutes left the Crimson offense awoke and scored three times. Yale added one just before the end of the game but it wasn't enough to turn the tide and Harvard skated away with the collegiate hockey championship.https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1913/2/20/university-captures-title-pfor-the-third/ UNIVERSITY CAPTURES TITLE The Harvard Crimson February 20, 1913 March 23, 2020 Roster 175px|thumb|right|William Claflin ca. 1914 yes Herbert Baldwin sr LW 5 9 146 1891 8 11 USA Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Volkmann School yes Philip M. Brown so D 1892 11 18 USA New Ipswich, New Hampshire yes Gouverneur Carnochan jr G 142 1892 6 28 USA Manhattan, New York St. Paul's School yes William H. Claflin Jr. William Henry Claflin Jr. so D/RW 156 1893 6 8 USA Swampscott, Massachusetts Noble and Greenough School yes Sydney Clark jr C/RW 154 USA Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Pomfret School yes John C. Devereux jr RW 146 USA Utica, New York Milton Academy yes Henry H. Gardner sr G 5 9 152 yes C Alfred Goodale sr D yes Thomas Gorham sr C yes Edward Graustein sr D yes Edward O. Handy so D 1894 3 19 USA Cleveland, Ohio yes Donald Hanson jr C/LW 5 11 161 Melrose High yes Steve Hopkins jr C/LW 158 1892 3 19 USA Newtonville, Massachusetts Newton High School yes Henry Morgan jr RW 5 9 167 St. Mark's School yes Franklin Palmer sr C/LW 5 8 141 USA Plattsburgh, New York yes Morgan Phillips so C/LW 180 1894 10 22 USA Newton Center, Massachusetts Milton Academy yes Paul Smart jr D 141 CAN Yarmouth, Nova Scotia Newton High School yes Alvin Sortwell jr LW 5 6 146 USA Wiscasset, Maine St. Paul's School yes Percy Wendell Percy Langdon Wendell sr D 1889 7 16 USA Roxbury, Massachusetts yes William Willetts jr D 181 1890 5 13 USA Skaneateles, New York St. Paul's School yes https://www.eliteprospects.com/team/1339/harvard-univ./1912-1913?tab=stats 1912-1913 Roster Elite Prospects February 8, 2020 Standings HAR HAR Schedule and results no |- !colspan=12 style="Harvard Crimson #FFFFFF;" | Regular Season December 18 w yes yes no MIT Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 4–0 1–0–0 January 6 l yes no Ottawa Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 0–2 1–1–0 January 15 w yes no Toronto Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 2–0 2–1–0 January 18 w yes no Cornell Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 8–2 3–1–0 January 22 w no Princeton Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 5–3 4–1–0 1–0–0 January 27 w yes no Massachusetts Agricultural Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 9–3 5–1–0 February 1 w no Yale Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts Rivalry 4–0 6–1–0 2–0–0 February 5 w yes no Dartmouth Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 3–1 7–1–0 February 8 l yes no Princeton St. Nicholas Rink New York, New York 1–3 7–2–0 2–1–0 February 15 w no Princeton Boston Arena Boston, Massachusetts 3–0 8–2–0 3–1–0 February 19 w yes no Yale St. Nicholas Rink New York, New York Rivalry 3–2 9–2–0 4–1–0 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 Scoring Statistics Name Position Games Goals Morgan Philips 1 C 10 13 Alvin Sortwell 1 C 10 11 Steve Hopkins 1 LW 10 5 William Clafin William Henry Claflin Jr. D/RW 7 2 Henry Morgan 1 RW 7 2 Alfred Goodale 1 D 8 2 Thomas Gorham 1 C 4 1 Paul Smart 1 RW 4 1 Sydney Clark 1 C/RW 6 1 William Willetts 1 D 10 1 Edward Handy 1 D 1 0 Herbert Baldwin 1 LW 2 0 Philip Brown 1 D 2 0 John Devereaux 1 RW 2 0 Edward Graustein 1 D 2 0 Percy Wendell Percy Langdon Wendell D 2 0 Gouverneur Carnochan 1 G 3 0 Donald Hanson 1 LW 3 0 Franklin Palmer 1 C 5 0 Henry Gardner 1 G 9 0 Total † Note: Assists were not recorded as a statistic.† Statistics from the game against Dartmouth are not available. https://www.thecrimson.com/sitemap/ Sitemap The Harvard Crimson March 22, 2020 References 50em Category:Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey seasons Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard