New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
YALE'S LUCKY VICTORY
Columbia Hockey Player GiUes the
Els thinning Goal.

Yales hockey seven defeated Columbia last night
the ST. Nicholas Rink by goals TO 3, but
period of five minutes required 10 do the
trick. and the winning point made on de-
cidedly lucky shot. The puck shot out from
behind the Columbia goal, and. striking Dederer's
stick bounded into the net.
The Columbia team put up the best game OF hockey
IT has shown this year. and during the greater
part of the time kept Yale the defensive Had
the forwards been able TO shoot well the result
would have been different. they repeatedly
worked in on goal and made good openings only in
the end TO make a bad shot. efse Lang.
who played clever game between the posts for
Yale, block the shots.
Armstrong and Jackson were the mainstays of the
local seven. Jackson played both a defensive and
offensive game and showed himself to be good at
either style OF play. Easton in goal as relia-
BILE and strong usual.
Yale has fallen Off greatly this year, and will
have little chanre against Princeton and Harvard
The team is weak individually and collectively. At
times some team work SHOWN. but in most part
the Yale men showed little knowledge of the fine
points Of hockey
Play had been in progress only two minutes
when Howard scored Yale's first goal shot
from the left, the puck striking Eastons skate and
bounding into the 1t a lucky tally. G..
Mackenzie and Tlayer ruled off for rough
work and Dobear. for 4 similar offence. followed
them moment late.. No sooner had these men
appeared in The game again than Armstrong
TO the bench.
The Columbia, men were forcing the play and
kept the Eli defence busy. but unable
sore For five minutes the play all in Yale
territory At length Dolbear secured the puck
his goal, and. rushing down the ice.
passed Howard when checked, and the latter
neatly scored
Shortly after the puck was again put in play It
lifted among ohe spectators, striking a woman
over the eye and causing the blood 10 flow. She
badly nurt however. and remained the
finish OF the game. The half ended, % in favor OF
the New Haven seven.
Columbia assumed the aggressive at the begin
the net on lift from the right Of the link. The
local men wOrkes hard TO score again and lie the
game. and soon Jackson tailed on similar play
10 Armstrong; s. when ne lifted the puck from the
right side.
Jackson was ruled off minute later for trip
ping. end. while he was watching the game from
strong for Columbia. again tying the game Yale
then put in i've new men and forced the fighting.
but neither side could score in the remaining two
extra pelsod Of five minutes played and,
after three minutes of time, Dederer scored against
his own team when the puck struck his stick and
Caromed into the net The Blue and White players
vainly attempted I'm the remaining two minutes TO
the score and five seconds before call Of time
would have done but for brilliant stop by Lang.
The lineup follows:
Yale a. Position. Columbia Cn
Isng Goal Easton
Dilworth Point. .Ieierer
Stanley Centre. G Mackenzie
DI1scoll TSoy-r. ...-. Armstrong
Howard Lift wing ...J. Mackenzie. tr.
Goals: For Yale-Howard %. Stanley. Dederer For
feok. Umpires-J. 9. Coocan and c ". Keer
The standing Of the teams to date follows:
clubs Won Lost. P e. clubs Won Lost P Ct
P5aaGstSR barS@Sa3h hS SS9 Gosnbia. Gos 900 600