New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
SKATERS WIN
BEAT Y1LE At HOCKEY.
Last Game Of Intercollegiate Series
CICscIy Fought.

Harvard defeated vale at the s.. Nicholas Rink
last night by goals to IN the final game OF the
intercollegiate Hockey League series. The Cam
bridge seven. in consequence, takes second place
in the league race. having suffered only one re-
verse and that the hands OF the Princeton seven
which tha championship when it beat Yale a
week ago Al the same rink.
Last nights game marked contrast In
every respect to contests II other years when
these seyens have met. The quality Of hockey was
far inferior! the attendance was much srnalIer anu
the interest IN the outcome correspohdingng leeS S
course. the fact that the result had no effect on
the college sevens this year has been poor. and
entirely lacking in the dash and the speed "nlch
IsI year "nem ~ so - a1aiiabIe space
being occupied, and all sorts Of fancy prices We're
offered for seats. The game itself was hard fought
periods had been played, when Harvard at length
The rink was well filed last night. however. but
there was little 10 enthuse the spectators me
game was little faster than the one OF last week
played certainly no better. There was little
down the Ice Williams DriscoH and. Stanley
worked hard FOR Yale. while PEI, Newhail and
A2le SntPIlsea sIeTy one 10y a h ei'e cot Tbey
Ey.lIs o, {l' E1ie' EI,'' ~ T e en- IerysTj man
much more than begun, however, when Harvard
evened The score. and half second later took the
lead Throughout the remaining seventeen or
eighteen minutes of play neither side was aole
Six were ruled of for rough WORK anu al
time in the second half four men We're on the
ice at the same time. None of the penalties was
inflicted fc~ serious offences. 80
The game opened in tame fashion with the
puck carried back and forth. but neither side able
To work goal Stanley made the first goal
for Yale on a pass from Knox, and he was soon
followed by Diworth. who Gagged the rubber on "A
lift from scrimmage IIarvards only point IN
this half made shortly atterward on a nea |
shot by NcwhalI. For the remaining minutes OF
play neither side could get anywhere near goal
Harvard appeared on the Ice in the final period
with two changes in her lineup. Leonard took
Towusend's place on the line and Briggs replaced
Foster at cOverpOint. The change did not make
much difference IN the play.
minute when Ramsay scored for Harvard from a
man followed up his good work by making what
a pass from the right Yale tried hard to make
up the lost ground. but could not tally again.
Pell and Williams checked each other too strenu-
ously in the middle of this half. and both We're
ruled off for two minutes. and sooner had they
left the ice than Rumsay and Dfworth were sent
to the timers bench for similar offence This left
only ten men on the ice. and when Pell and Will
Jams came back. Drscoll was penalized for rough
body check, and then Rumsay was again sent 10 the
side lines This about the only excitement
furnished during the game.
In the last few minutes Bgelow dropped out Of
the Yale lineup. and Knox went back 10 point.
Mayer taking Knoxs place the line. DoIbear
later took Mayors place, and Howard substituted
for DiwOrth.