New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
HOCKEY GAME A TIE
ENDS IN HOT DISPUTE.
Yale and Princeton Fail to Finish
Desperate Struggle.

After an extra period OF ten minutes in addition
to the regular halves OF twenty minutes with rhe
score tied to 5 Yale and Princeton could come
TO agreement as 20 the remaining time OF play.
and the rink management then stepred IN and r.
fused to allow the game to continue CaStisrzan.
the referee, then declared the game tie az 20
According TO Castleman. Captains Coke and
Heron in his presence decided at the end Of the
regular play to continue after five minutes for an
other ten minutes. Then. If neither taam gained
an advantage. they were TO continue after another
five minutes rest until the first goal was scored
This Yale refused TO DO when the extra period
failed to decide the winner. and insisted upon an
other ten minutes OF play. While the captains and
officials were arguing the point the rink manage
ment removed the nets and allowed skaters tns
ice. and the referee declared the game 3 tie
The game was remarkably fast from the Begin
ming and was rough, number OF men being tn-
jured. This with broken skates. caused tedious
delays and it was nearly 11:SO before the teams
finally left the ice. The referee inflicted punish
ment whereas number of should have bean
penalized- Yale men said they robbed OF tbs
game account OF off-sde goal scored IN the
extra period. but the Princeton men said similar
tally made against her In tbs first halt. II u
impossible for referee catch all off-sids play.
Both seyens played their best. and II was any-
body's game all the way. Yale gained a lead oe
two points in the half. which ended with ths
to in favor of the Blue, but In the second
IeriOd old Nassau forced the playing, and before
the end drew up terms after q determined
uphill fight In the extra period Yale scored nrees
and shortly afterward Princeton again evened the
score, but only for second. for the Ellis again
drew ahead and seemed sure winners Just besors
the call Of time, however, the New Jerseyftes again
scored and tied the game.
The rink packed with an enthusiastic coI-
1ege crowd. which was kept in a wildly excitsa
mood through the long evenings play. In The sec-
ond half ard the extra period the excitement was
intense. which the only thing that kept the
players their feet, for they were all In
The two teams played entirely different hocksys
Yale kept making long. hard shots at goal Wills
the Tigers were working right in goal all ths
time. and with any kind Of shooting would hzvs
taken commanding lead before the close.
The game opened with hot attack the TsiS
goal. but the Tigers kept passing when they had
good openings and missed several easy ones Final
ly Heron shot out and went down the ice like .
streak. but Peacock made magnificent sayss
After three minutes play Coke scored the hrss
goal for Princeton- IL brought about
pass from Brush from Phillips, from Angel Heron
two minutes later tailed for Yale on pass from
FeIs and three minutes later F'els caught Phillips
as he was rushing down the ice took the rubbsr
from him and quick fash shot it BY Pea
cock for Yale's second goal Princeton getting
right in the Yale goal. but could not take sd-
vantage Of her excellent chances. Just before the
half ended Stevens tailed again for Yale on an
offside play which got away from the referee.
Princeton again took the aggressive at the STARE
of the second period, and after six minutes Phillips
scored pass out from oenind ire net Dy Coke.
Angel knocked into the side Of the rink and
put for five minutes. and then Heron got
bad cut the chin which caused another long
delay. He bled for the remainder OF the game but
piuckily kept on
For the next nine minutes the pace was terrific.
with Yale trying hard 70 hold her advantage OF one
pont and her opponents fighting desperately 10
overcome the lead. A. last Brush did the trick on
a pass from Angel 1t was pretty good goal
For the remainder Of the half the Els had =
slight advantage. and several times Heron passed
point and covsrpoint. but Peacock scored by phe-
nomenaI work. and the second period ended TO J.
After Eve minutes rest the men started in again,
and while tired fought desperately In two minutes
Heron scored on pass from King, who had gone
all the way down the ice. In two minutes Phillips
again put the Tigers even terms when he scored
on pass from Read. who had carried the rubber
into Yale ice The shot and the puck went behind
the net but he got Il again and passed Il out to
Phillips
When Martin tailed Yale's NTH goal from Fets .
PASS il looked like the winning goal, with only two
minutes 10 play, but Just before the cau OF time
Coke scored the disputed ond tieing goal on Reads
pass -. .-,u. a..
be played the rink management stopped the saTae.
and the referee declared IL a draw The rules are
NOT explicit on this point and according 70 tno
agreement made with the referee Princeton vas "
the right for sticking to the decision 70 have tns
first goal scored count
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