New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-19
HARVARD'S HOCKEY TITLE
Crimson SeUen Defeats Yale for
Championship, 7 to /.

In the final game of hockey in the intercollegiate
series, played last night at the st. Nicholas Rink
before an enormous crowd, Harvard won from
Yale by goals to l, thereby retaining the cham
ponship and gaining permanent possession of the
Ceballos Cup which it has held for the last two
years.
The Cambridge men outpIayed their opponents at
every stage of the contest. The speedy forward
men of y ale were match for their heavier rivals
ana only occasionally did they set their fast COM
blnation. shown in previous struggles. working
wen. Inc CRIMSON seven displayed speed unlocked
Tor in such heavy men. and they always protected
TIE man carrying the puck in clever fashion A
large amount Of money changed hands, Harvard
DeinS the IaYorite in the betting ar 10 T.
Galloway played brilliant game throughout the
eVe~hg' and Peu showed in fine form in the sec
ond half Manning again appeared in goal and
greatly strengthened the team. Townshend was
put off three times in the first half for rough
work. and Sard, Feitner and Dilworth each passed
d couple Of minutes among the spectators in the
second period
For Yale Fetner did excellent service. especially
in the latter part of the game and Marcus Behr
and Shepherd worked hard for their team on the
attack
Marcus and Townshend faced off. and Yale imme
daely started in by rushing the puck into Harvard
territory, and several hot shots were made Marcus
IN particular getting in two close drives both
times the rubber striking the posts and Gid
ing out. Behr finally succeeded in landing
the puck in the net after carrying it down
the IeII SIDE OF the rink unaSSiSted,
about five minutes of play. Pell soon evened the
score on rebound from Caloway's shot Cornell
and Marcus by good team work got the rubber into
Crimson territory but the latters shot was stopped
by Manning. Galloway and Wilder made a nice
dash down the ice, and the former Gagged the puck
from Wder's pass.
The Harvard men at this stage were playing their
opponents off their feet and Galloway in quick sue
cession got two more goals receiving the puck on
each occasion from Wilder The half ended 4 to l
against the New-HaVen seven.
DnWOrth took COrnellS place in the Yale lineup
when the men again appeared on the ice, and be-
ing heavier man, was able to rough it with his
opponents. The Harvard team assumed the agrees
but with no result. Pell succeeded in doing the
trick however minute later a shot from the
left of the rink. Shot after shot followed on the
Yale goal but Feitner at point stopped nearly all
OF them, Lang taking care of the that to
nm. Shepherd and Marcus carried the rubber into
their opponents territory, although they could
pass their strong defence and Pell got the disk and
by n pretty run the length of the ice again Gagged
the puck.
Yale took brace and played very fast hockey
for few minutes, Manning being called upon to do
hard work stopping the shots. Several scrimmages
then occurred in the Yale territory without result
and Marcus and Behr, in good combination again
ting in good shot Pell made three or four good
attempts, all of which Lang cleVerly stopped
In spite of the splendid defence the New Haven
men We're putting up, however, Wilder again got
the rubber past them and into the after three
shots in rapid succession made Lang. The
point made only fraction OF second before
the timers whistle blew for the call of time
The lineup and