The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
YiLB WINS FAST HOCKEY GAME
DEFEATS HARVARD ny A SCORE
2 OF 4 TO 3.

came Rsush From the start-sover-
u.rvsrd Players Cautioned BY Referes
p..,-~p.nbolIsw Put Out OF Game
far Tytpping, threatens the Referee
YaIe.s hockey team won the game rom
Harvard last night at the 81. Nichoias skslins
Rink. It wss . hot game IRON s'aIt 70 VIZ,
and . rough one, too. The score was soa''
,os In the nrst half Yale scored three times
whils Harvard was only successful once
.nd a looked a. though Yale would score
nssx ilv IN the second half and crush Harvard
hut those who figured this way were very
much surprised by the game Harvard put up
during the second half. The Crimson play.
sys rushed the puck to Yale's goal and scored
tSioe while the Yale players only succeeded
n, sdding another goal to their SCORE.
4. W. Post vas the referee. He Ia q mem
her Of the Brooklyn Skating Club and usually
IA chosen to oficiate at all the big games
because Of his knowledge Of the game ano
hls fairness. In last nights game on seversi
occasions the men from Cambridge received
The benefit Of any doubt there might De-
In the second half the Harvard players were
particularly rough and several times fsie
men we're tripod deliberately. Carr. Pan
hollow and Foster were cautioned Tor rough
psss and when Panhollow tripped lnman
toward the end Of the Tame Mr.. Post sent
him 10 the bench. Psnhollow objected 10
this ruling but his friends induced him TO 60
array quietly.
The aams was over before his time Of sus-
pension had expired and all the players and
thS ofhcials adjourned to the rooms OF the
d, Nicholas Club. As soon a. Panhollow
sav MI. Post he yostled him roughly ana
wanted to know what he meant oy putting
him out Of the game. The referee told him
quietly that he had infrin ged a rule. that
the game was over and that he did not care
To- discuss the matter any further. Pan
hollow was In q towering rage and shouting
3or q moment or two It looked as though he
vcuid 20 far forget himself az TO, strike the
rssree. but, fortunately before he did s do
tween the two and put an end TO the troub,e.
The Esme was for blood Twice prsyt9nsiy
Ssmes. and this year Harvard agreed TO join
he intercollegiate League and from me
sts{t Of the tournament both Teams SET TSs
rink was crowded. $500 persons paid TO see
Tie contest. and each side had an army OF
p1rtlsans who oheered necessarily oil the
Yale won because OF superior play. The
e. ton break rsif 70. ap very al. nss i men checked 'S Veil
SSd could outskste. the Harvard men, oc;
o.slonslly during the Incl game 1ns i Sanfn h = elssa
Hsid. rush It toward. Ysie's goal, but before
! hsd gone isr s the Yale bim plc az rNs,d SSsT.
Stded By the good shooting OF the forwards.
y ssI Y.is's s sSsie and i' non, through Seins able to
Dairy the puck through the Yale team, The
ina sSs6 %s he "f rose es's game snt bessn the iiisht
men frequently vert to ne Ice ~ Vale ~,
the puck and rushed IL at once toward Har-
wards goal. stoddsrd. shot, but Manning
made a sood stop; Then SNOW shot and
got the puck out. Of a scrimmsge and rushed
q down the rink toward Yqle's goal and
NV wa. 0 rushed back to the Harvard territory
ogain. Imam nude several fne shots. but
al were stopped. Foster. one q the Harvard
and while he was OF, Ostby. lnm9n and Stod;
dard made a hot attack on the haryard
Gsctics, but neither side was able to score.
After twelve minutes OF the hveliest KIND oil
Play stodd5rd and ID sp nsr sqSfsr snSi IN md Ss then
" was passed TO inman, who sent y straight
and true for the net, Manning could not stop
seemed to stimulate Yale's men and as soon
4 sss nnS snow TSs h had lfiyy s fs%,d s'q foTafd
sfter the .drst goal had been made SNOW
scored, this time on a pass from Stoddard,
who was playing a wonderful game.
Then SNOW peoa,ne a ijtt% too nesious
player who did not have the puck A long
wait was made while a HARVARD man re-
Slseed 9 Sr9k snow ,sa ,Sok sh i5e w buck t iToR sS thu
sssi.ssd p r. FL. RINK mad. sso =. HS' se i% !ht three re. to to
as end ,a H., ,SSsof hai r s'oddurd wa! rushing
the puck up. but oyerSksted II Pruyn
took Il back toward the Yale goal and passed
4 TO winsor who scored the first goal Tor
GSsp the second half began both slde.
EsrSsrdf goal and passed it TO snow, who
scored In less than half a minute OF play.
This maddened the Harvard men and rough
play began. Panhollow was cautioned Tor
touching o.tby, TIE puck went up ana an,
Yale attacked Harvard goal all the, Har-
and although several hard shots were made
BIZ Inmsn.. Snow and Stoddard, they were all
turned aside, Carr of the Harvard team
t ssisrs to i Poet' Snow and he was cautioned by
Finally Yale got tn. puck back OF. the Har-
vas waiting by. the post. Stoddard turned
the puck onickly. and it looked as though
however. would not allow a goal. Foster was
the next man 70 receive, a %csution from the
player on top Of him, but neither player was
burt, Then there was q long scrtmmase IN
the puck into the net on a pass from Wtnsor.
A few minutes later Pruyn scored the last
sohl a Gf the fS%e e 6THm a mot n hot 'c vim ss2t
and he retired in favor Of Fosdick and on
the Yale team Sevins went on instead. OF
ostby. The Yale men made one more hot
rush. The puck was in front OF Harvard's
goal and Psnhollow tripped Inman for which
he was put out OF the game. Then Stoddard
shot and In a general mix M several players
vent down Just as the timers whistle blew
The teams lined up rs follows:
Yale. Positions. Hd'r7rd.
stern ............ Goal ..,... ..,...... Manning
Ward. zee. .,.......,. Point ...........t. Carr
Hitchcock. ....... Cover Point ....... Panhollow
Osttey. .......... Forward ...."...,..... Pruyn
Intuhn o.. ........... Forward .s...,....,,, Minkor
StOduard-. .s..'.'..s iotWaIi 's'''"''"''' io,tt
Snow -...... Forward ....,....., RumSey
~score-Yaie, q Harvard, 3 Goals-By snow
O.. lnmln. Winsor. Runsey, Pruyu.. Substitutes
fosdck for Foster, N-vins for ostley, Referee
T. ". Post. Brooklyn :. {. Goal umpires-L-
Mortimer. T Barron, 5, y. $ c. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes zach.
MOSTCLAIh, Feb. B-The Princeton Uni
yersity hockey team won from the Verona
Lake hockey team In q very swift and exciting
game at Verona Lake this afternoon by a
Score Of to
TCoLD SPnISu. Feb IS The West Point
Foundry Athletic Club hockey team crossed
Stlcks to-day with the Varsity team OF ColuIu-
bIa College. six hundred spectators Wit
messed the game and t. was one Of the best
Of the season many brilliant ard sensational
PLAYS being a feature In the first half only
one goal was scored ard that bv Wolf In