New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
VALE DEFEATS HARVARD.
BRILLIANT HOCKEY BATTLE AT ST.
NICHOLAS RINK - YALE'S GOOD
START WON THE VICTORY.

,,.,a and Harvard had rcyal battle on the ice
=. the ST Nicholas Rink last night the men from
ssU-Eaven winning after one of the most exciting
.,kev games ever played in this city. The score
.s 10 at the close. and the spectators were
hing so furiously that The timers whistles were
~ heard on account of the din. The Harvard
,overs are much heavier than their Yale rivals.
=; while they withstood the battle better. the
,se5y New-Haven skaters were too fast for them
- the first half and the lead they took enabled
,s-n 10 hold the advantage TO the end
partisan feeling ran high throughout the contest,
I'D the friends of each university yelled encour-
.rement 10 the players until it looked If some
.L,nq would have to give way. Yale showed her
,-srsI aggressiveness and Harvard tried hard to
oual Il The Harvard team under careful coach
.,g has improved materially in the last few weeks,
ond the men from Cambridge thought that they
Nd an excellent chance TO win. The Harvard
n forgot caution in the heat of the battle in the
<soond half. and Panhallow, after being warned,
mas ruled of the ice by the referee, 7. W. Post.
after the game Panhallow showed disposition
+o argue the issue with the referee in the dress
40 room and only for the interference Of others
looked as if the men might have come 10 blow
M Tbe game was started with the players of the
srod5ard and Snow made shots for Yale. but the
sec VS. neatly blockek by Manning. Then Winsor
sor the disc ana made tracks Ior tne Sale goa;
sUUfy 70 be foiled by Stern. After Stodoard and
Gar3an had made Intellectual attempts 10 score the
e5abIe the forwards TO get their breath
r+r,sev were sent the side lines for roushing It
SSse;-ber side had any advantage until the latte
- vCaced for about twelve minutes when lnTnan
no, 6ass from Stoddard and shot the hrst goal
IGU ICInG he lead TO Yale amid terrible din made
:, +be Yale shouters. Two minutes later snow
.6ok :; the puck out OF a scrimmage ana caSed II
cIeTer!y making Yale's lead TO O. minute later
go v-as sent off the ice for checking Harvard
n, slsC III aid not have the puck. Snow made the
.L5-5 goal for Yale after he returned TO the zee
1i-Si, few minutes of the end OF the hrst haH
s,oS6ard ove.skated the disc, This enabled WinSor
= ge- ne muck near the Yale cage, ana ne shoI
!Sa - 4rst point for Harvard, making the score:
Vale 8: Harvard !, at the END OF the Irst ndia. q,
TIs-E3r5's superior weight stood her athIeteS IN
Is stead as The battle progressed Almost from
- fare off snow took the puc kand Gagged L. max
srT sn YsIe's lead TO / Panhallow was cautioned
srS ~ ro~eFing Ostby. and mirute later carr W&s
11ee,,.+ioTs5 Tor a like move. He swung MS SUCK
Ss1eerouslv close TO SHOWS head ALten Ten MIN MN.
ess7 NAV R,mSey shot goal for Harvarq on a
80 -. nom Vinsor who did the best work Tor the
rerlhr.5ee team. 80 go, W.
feE, minutes later Pruyn took q PASS from Win Min-
~ a-6 erc- another goal for Harvard, orlhEElIs
30 Csr9nridce players TO wiChin one OF a tlH oS
.e~ v-os disabled and Fosdick took MS place Whlcn
ee-,'e5 ee- - favor Harvard for most OF the men on
scb team were pretty well tagged out, Nelther
So succeeded in scoring after that The teams
r.avd z follows: