The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
HARVARD HOCKEY CHAMPIONS
CRIMSON TEAM BEATS blue BY
GOiLS TO 1.
Great Crowd in 81. Nicholas link TO See
Final Game Of intercollegiate League
Ccballos Cup Goes 10 Cambridge
for Good High Price Paid for seats.


Ccballos Cup Goes 10 Cambridge
for Goud-iIigh Price paid for seats.
Fprvard's hockey team won the intcrcol.
lrgiate championship last night at the ST
Nicholas Skating Rink. iale's team was
beaten by a score Of goals TO and only for
a fov minutes az the start of the game were
'lc New Haven players at all dangerous.
Harvard = victory in the championship this
voar secures the Ceballos cup for the trophy
room At Cambridge forever. This cup was
offered by j. ". Cebnlos and was to become
the property Of the team winning the cham
pion1hp three times. This has now been done
by Harvard.
There was a big crowd at the rink and after
the building had been flleo there was still
another crowd outside clamoring to get in
AMI SO was often offered for seats As
usual on occasions Of this kind each side
had is supporters and there was much cheer
NIX ard waving Of flags.
Tn 20 last night neither side had suffered
& defeat 10 the tournament. and while Yale :
rt.l forwards had made some good scores,
Harvard, heavy line was expected to check
the ru,hcs Of the Yale men. and Harvard was
frcorte tn the betting at the odds OF to 5.
The game was a very fast one. There
va. plents' Of trppingIand some foul playing
Rrd Referee Hornfeck had TO send several
PLAYERS 10 the bench
Town send and Marcus faced or whom the
y hief IL blew and Yale secured the puck ana
't~-ed IL into Haryard's territory. Shep-
bord an Of but failed TO score. and like light
ujns the rubber went down the rink ana an
attack was m AIDE on lAlc's goal. but Lang
saved his goal. and back the rubber went 70
the Harvard goal. Wilder. in his rush.
irppcd Cornell and was warned. and then
Townsend trippcd Finn and was sent TO the
bench for one minute. While he was on
The ice several scrimmages occurred in front
~ Harvard 5 goal but the Yale players could
rot score and finally Sard managed TO lift
he rubber o the other end Of the RINK BehT
secured it and rushed II back Newhall
had left his position az cover point and Behr
was able to get into good position and then
shot the first goal OF the game for Yale.
For a few innu ties more Harvard was on
the defensive and Marcus made two fine
shots each Of which landed close. TO the net
THEN Townsend WIS sent on again Thu; time
fcr tripping Cornell With about ten minutes
nj play gone Harvard changed its, tactics
SD rushed things. Galloway took the puck
N and shot but Lang stopped the puck.
Pell caught II on the rebound and landed II in
the net and the score was tied. Galloway
made Harvards second goal on pretty pass
from Wilder. Townsend broke the rules
for the third time and was again sent TO the
Galloway scored two moro goals in the first
half, each time on pass from Wilder. ana the
half ended with the score TO / in favor oil
When the teams cana on the lce TO resume
TIE game. pilworth took the place OF Corneu
somc time and each side shot several times,
but each time the defence was good. Peu
made the first goal in this half on pas,
from Townsend. and two minutes Later Peii
scored unassisted. Then each side INDUCED
IN tripping and Feitner. Sard and Dilworu
followed each other to tile bench. Time
was almost up when hot scrimnage occurred
IN front Of iale's goal Galloway and Pell
each shot and Lang turned the shots aside,
q nd lust as the whistle blew Wilder landed
tho. rubber in the net. The teams lined UP