The sun., 1909-02-21
AN EASY THING FOR HARVARD
CRIMSON HOCKEY PLAYERS
BEAT YALE, q 10 o.
Good Team Work and Defence and Faster
Skating Earn intercollegiate Match
for Crimson Fails TO Equal
Form shown In Princeton Game.

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Tho Harvard hockey team last night
added one more to the list OF sports in which
tho Crimson has defeated Yale of late
Harvard won the intercollegiate league
game I'm the st. Nicholas rink by score OF
& goals TO 0. IL was a very decisive beating
for Yae. which II must be confessed did
not show the good form displayed
aoainst Prinoeton a week ago. Yale did
NOT have ANYTHING like team work and the
defence was weak
tIar,ord On Tie o,har hand had N lot Of
h" " -. .,-is.I,, :. So, 40 o
iast skaters, VINO he'u sI,,c,is W toein p'a'
and did not try any individual advances.
Furthermore. the Harvard defence, headed
hv hIg Ford. was very capable and smoth-
pS pis roiu' "ee VIZ .epao'S yIN 80. -
, red prsctlcally every rusn .no iee nion ..
tempted. Washburn. the Harvard goai' III
effect had a night of, and even had there
80, 80 Go a., ,ha Criroaon nat he number
peen ~ o"1 ~ 'no "a 40 m'o,hdn,, hays lied
OF rushes 1ale haue hou'un ha'o ''eu
the score.
There was little rouRhness in the game,
nh ,roata,, orandar in this lima howey
as Ins - ~ Uarvard coyernoint' who
once dropped his stick and charged low
into a Yale forward in objectionable fash
ION, nero VIZ w iiyu 80. ~ saiIs "a
ana Johnson OF i"Ie tuUusn i"hs Gnu
these Yale men were badly bunged up
when the game was over.
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Dartmouth game IN the Si' Nichoi~ INK n
tomorrow night victory ior harvard
means means the interGollesa.s CHAMPIONSHIP; hI1
pI'ou'I ii, ~ 49,, o.. a., 49,, and
the Hreen VIII De tien TOT n1s' place anu
IL looks like Harvard now.
.rh,ra ras . yarv fna crowd 4, tho rim X
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when the game started stahdinS room
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Harvard crowd greatly outnumbered Yale s,
TO Judge from the flags and also from COM
naTinp tha chaers when the teams took the
ica 1rbe Harvard men Appeared 10 be about
ali of n size on the forward line and they
showed great speed i'm warming up The
Sdds ban TsS se"E y 10 sss On sked tn tSe
centre With the puck OF contention.
From the faceofi the Crimson began pep
sSoWsd Ssod S" he Was M made % OF good stun stuii But
for his activity no one can tell what the score
might have been. Johnson and King were
and bfs ITl TanS Sfb Of bnocsneers @ % sifted through
on S csSs op saS the e 'HSS
Yale started rally. but just as Heron
was trying to get through the Harvard
line Crimson forward took away the puck
and the redlegs started on a line for the
goal. Morgan biuiie ed a try at goal and
passed to Hicks The speedy Harvard lad
sent the rubber whirling into the net and
cheers were In OrdeT, III TOOK haTNaTu 4
minutes ? seconds for the first goal.
Martin bumped into Ford and Macmillan
thought it rouRhness and sent the Yale
man TO the bench. lt was only moment
later that Ford did the little trick OF rough
checking mentioned, but he wasn't caught.
Things were going well enough but Har-
ward made a couple of changes on the for
ward line Gardner and Hornblower getting
into the game as forwards. This device
of using substitutes panned out so well IN
football for Harvard that 1t probably will
be used right along now.
Cap Heron OF Yale got two minutes on
the bench for tripping. Martin having got
back into play. but there was no scoring
until after he rejoined his men. Fels was
Knocked out by q fall, but he came back to
play soon. Down In back OF the Yale goal
there was a scrmmage in which there
seemed to be nothing but Yale men. One
of them passed the puck in back Of the cage
TO the other side OF the rink and the alert
MIR. Hornblower, who was on the job, nabbed
the rubber and slipped 1t into the net for
goal No .. That was in 1901. There was
no more incident or scoring in the first half
Harvard was right on the job at the start
of the second period OF play and almost
before Yale could get a presentable de-
fence together the forward fine swept down
IN the goal and Morgan passed to Hicks