The sun., 1906-02-08
YALE And PRINCETON WIN.
COLLEGE HOCKEY TEAMS TACKLE
LEAGUE SEVENS WITH SUCCESS.
Try0ut Matches Preparatory TO Their Meet
Ing on Saturday Yale Defeats N. y.
4. G. Team Easily and Princeton Wins
From st. Nicholas BY . Marrow Margin.

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From st. Nicholas by = Marrow Margin.
The hockey teams of Yale and Princeton
met teams OF the New York Athletic Club and
st. Nicholas Skating Club at the st. Nicholas
Skating Rink last night. They were really
practice games. In order that the college
players might get on edge for their meeting
In a tournament game next Saturday night.
Yale played against the New York Athletic
Club and won by score Of 8 goals to 6. The
Princeton team defeated the ST. Nicholas
team by goals to 2.
The first contest was between Yale and
tho New York Athletic Club. The local
team had out Its best men and II was eN-
pected that Yale would be beaten easily,
but as the game had been arranged in order
that Yale might get little practice and
some coaching from the cracks OF the amateur
league they pro1ted considerably from their
evenings work. The New Yorks tried their
team work, and the Yale players who are
q fast lot, covered their men well and fire.
quently broke UP the work OF their opponents
and succeeded In shooting several goals.
In the first half Behr and Alling did tho best
work for the Yale team and In the end had
scored four goals to three for their opponents.
In the second half OF the game. Strange
took Williams's place at goal and White went
to point instead Of Hunt for the New York
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and later on he gave way to Cornell. (his
position Is tho weak point of the Yale team.
ana II was simply try out to see who did the
best work. With Williams out Of the New
fork's defence, Yale scored four more goals
and the New Yorks only added two more to
their score. Lang at goal for Yale showed
up very we'll and Finn played a better game
than he has in any contest 80 far this sea-
son. The teams lined UP as follows:
Yaie. Position New York 4. c.
Lang g,,,...........,. Goal al........,..... Williams
Pllworsh' Ev ,.pe ,polp, po;n, F,nairn hIn'
Marcus. Forward ..,......... Bullen
BshI @ Forward 'cn''eman pnHn
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Score-Yal., $: New York 4. G.. $. !ioalscBy
ieman q, Fenw,ct. Peabody Locke ior New York
4 c Substitutes ,stIange for Mi!am,s, n.,s Wh1;e ny
ne M Tor SS STANLEY. m Tor Vale Reicree-E o.Donnsil,
New York a. 6. Time OF halves--i5 minutes each,
After the Yale-New York A. c. game
Princeton and St. Nicholas took the ice. 1t
was the second team of the st. Nicholas club
and not nearly as strong a one as the Now
Yorks had put on the ice against Yale. Prince
ton. however. showed up we'll and it was
more Of game than the first contest. Prince
ton took the lead In the frs; half. scoring
two goals to none for their opponents. Lewis
and Zahneiser were the players who landed
the puck in the net. Princeton showed some
gooo team work and were fast in skating
UP and down the Ice. In the second hall
Lewis scored again and Leake, who Is an old
Princeton player. and Winters made the two
goals scored by the St Nicholas team Inc
teams lined UP as follows:
Princeton. Position. 81. Nicholas s c.
Chisett. Goal Enslon
Tenney y.........,.... Point ,,..,.,,., -. Wley
Zahneiser ....... Cover Point. Woodpury
Lewis. ...',.s....,,,- roIWdr9 '''''''' "
Dillon. ............ Forward ..............-. LeaKe
Coxe..,..,.....,... Forward :. ...,..,.. Freeman
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Score-Pr,nceton, g. ST. Nicholas > C.. :. foals
by Lewis C,), 2ahneiser for Princeton; Leake ana
Winters for ST Nicholas. Substitutes Osborn
for Coke Eeterrc-Bert white New YORK A. C.
Time OF haYcs-eO minutes each.
WEST POINT, Feb. by superior team
work ard their ability 10 shoot. the Cadets
today defeated the hockey team from ST.
Paul's School OF Garden City by score of
to O.
CAMBRIDGE. Feb. .7.--Harvard defeated
Brown at hockey in an intercollegiate game
this afternoon. goals to Q; Neither team
had had much practice on the Ice within the
Last two weeks. SO the game Mas very crude.