The sun., 1906-02-11
HOCKEY.
Yale Defeats Princeton In an Intercol.
IeEiate Contest.

Yale and Princeton met at hockey in the
St. Nicholas Skating Rink last night II was
the scmi-fnal game of the intercole giate
tournament. and the followers OF these two
universities turned out in force TO watch
tie trial of skill. The game was very fast
one. but from a hockey standpoint was poor.
There were orly f W times that any team
work was shown. and each player seemed to
be working for himself As one enthusiast
remarked. 1T was like No. 0 thread, very
coarse"
Yale won By scoring three goals in the
second half while Princeton failed to tally
once throughout the contest
After a few minutes OF practice the team
lined UP and Chew and Marcus faced on
X Referee Hornfeck blew his whistle and the
game started. Princeton got the puck ana
made the first attack, Chew shooting, but tho
rubber went wide Of the cage, and Il was at
once rushed TO the other end OF the rink by
Behr. who tried for goal. but Chislett stopped
it. Then the skating got fast and the players
rushed up and down the rink. first attacking
one goal and then the other. Tho skating
was too fast. and il they had gone slower
they would have done much better as they
frequently overskated the puck ana lost ~
to their opponents.
Laug stopped two hard shots and got
round Of applause, and then Behr and pillo1
took the puck toward prllcetons s9Ai any H.
Chislett showed what he gould 40; ,s 1heI shdt Y.
again This time 1t was lifting shot H. ana Hh ~ IL
lust skinned the top Of the esssaH sos men or
d it psSeEs MSs hsd he
aggressive so far, O. d their followers were
enthusiastic, The pace, told though, on ie the
emers Of the me S f4 did not
him They did catch Tenney, and sent him
to to the bench for tripp0s. and while he was was
G Ga Lvs sS Af feSney t the fs Ss m tsy oy
Ave Prilceton PLAYERS. I'D Yale n made d dei
terni ed effort to score bIt CHS a stt oa,,H arc
Xahnei iser put up perfect deience ana heatiy
turned all the shots aside.
Az soon as ,princeton.s team was comnietse te
again the hphtns went TO the othe1 enc ,,o OF
5he st 'nf bsore eAu the haf ended ' pIon sent
to the bench for one minute for rough cheek.
ing, in the first ha!f Princeton made tns
most Of the time, The. princeton, forwards
we're weak in shooting though or tney "ou'a
1 In the second half Princeton started In to
keep upher aggressive work for some minutes
bit the spee1 was tell ing on the nlayeis'
Finally Yale got the puck near ths pr'9ce,0a
Marcus shot. Chislett stopped the puck;
but stanley, caught it on the rebound and
'.. A.ali, a III II vas UP and down the rink, and
Stanley got the puck near Princeton,'s g goal
He shot and in Stopping it 1enney dropnea @
his h TO st Se side de 81 p'hSsa Se hf pu3f Six S' s
to rule, and it was faced on again. This tire
Stanley made a quick rass TO Marcus. Nh9
scored the second goal for Yale. Rehr had
done some good work THROUGHOUT the contest
but he was not playing the brilliant game
that he had in other contests. He Is fast ard
a good dodger, but the Prn ceton forwards
in scoring the third goal. however. carryiAg
the Iuck almost the, length of the rink !, AND
passing it to Stanley. who scored. lhis
Was the Ia ct goal made.
There were some more hot sor!nmages
and in one Finn got too hot and was sent
to the bench and then Chew was put on the
ice for tripping Behr.
Yale viii meet Harvard in the final game
next Saturday night. Harvard is strong
favorite in this contest and it is thought Will
ha We no difficulty in winning the champlnn-
ship for the fourth consecutive year, The
teams lined up as follows