New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
COLUMBIA PLAYS WE'LL.
Defeats Princeton an First IntercoL-
Legiate Hockev Match.

Columbia defeated Princeton by score of to 2
In the first game of the Intercollegiate hockey
championship at the st. Nicholas Rink last night.
The game was one Of the best at the rink this
season and witnessed by a record breaking
crowd. The first half ended TO 0 In Columbia 8
favor
Columbia owed her victory largely to Easton the
goal tender. He kept more than dozen well d.
rected shots out Of the cage, and loudly
cheered for his fine work. The crowd was an i'm
partial one, and both sides came in for its due
share OF enthusiasm whenever good play was
made. While the first half passed off with lit
tie rough work, there sufficient to pay up for
this in the second half Miller one of the forwards
for Columbia, and Zahneisser, the coverpoint Tor
Princeton, were the worst offenders, and both
were sent to the bench for a few minutes. onion
and Brady INDUCED in a rough and-tumoie nshI
and were ordered to the side lines to cool Off Inc
only be penalized for unfair tactics IN the
first half Lewis, OF Princeton
The work OF Chew for Princeton was the best on
his side. and If the Orange and Black team was
possessed of a few other players of his cahore tne
seven would undoubtedly be most Formidable one
At going through the Columbia line carrying the
puck he was particularly clever. zahneisser leit
his position at coverpoint most Of the second
half and played with the forwards. and MS WORK
was effective. Miller played fast game for the
Morningside team. In the first half ne was ~
over the left eye on a lift by the rubber ana re
ceived a bad cut After IL was plastered up ne
side who did excellent work was knlsht,
made two Of the four goals scored The ueieloe
work of Columbia was much more ene S,orS It is
that of their opponents. and IN team xS~entionally
only fair to say that both sides dio eAoeP''
well for so early in the season o-a freouent
Scrimmaees of the fastest kind Were tIet art,rs
and there was not duh moment durlhs VIZ - q
game Miller on a pass from Brady, iIla" "; d.
S~st aoaI for Columbia in the first nan. i,n
there were many well directed shots ana not ne
rneqes in front of both cages for the relaIinue' VI
tba salt neither side able to score agaI.; .hs
SbortIy after the second half began CnisetI t nc
goal lender received hard blow on Lne ne IN IN
ga rt,boer on lift and, although 1t stunned MIN
fnT a few minutes, he plucky contlnued pi ai
from scTmmage, and few minutes later nn tsat
gsye an exhibition of fast and clever sR S .rs
n Itself was worth visit to the rink He r 9roa ad
The T,,hber from the further end OF the rum
going through Princetons line with the agi5y ,b Ss
naf made a shot from the 2-yard ine anu III,
muck ca vent into the centre Of the cage For tq s
NC minutes the rink was in an uproar' lev
U,tes later he repeated the trick from the Se
ire Of the rink and scored the touLtn goaI' fs1,or
he ecora to at this stage in Colunola iaEoi
~ Iooked as If Princeton would be t
f|bew who seemed be team IN n!IIseLL. IA ~
showed that Princeton was not TO De pIaLta' ny
npr,ins the puck down the rink, and nskhs Tue
frst goal for the Tigers from the 5oys[a Second
few minutes later Zanheisser MAGE Ine fSou1.
goal for Princeton The lineup ana score t0io"'