New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
EASY FOR CORNELL
COIdyMBIA Il VICIIN.
Ithaca Seuen Romps A7eoy
u1M Hockey Game.
STANDING IN INTERCOLLEGIATE It
HOCKEY LEAGUE.

Cornell J-niversty's hockey team de-
feated Columbia last night by score oI
I goals to l. The ma.ch was one or the
tailenders in the intercollegiate champion
ship series on the ice of the st NlchoidS
Rink hut it's outcome still left Columbia
at the foot of the COLLEGIATE column, nor oid
it improve the stardinP of Cornell
Altogether soon after the matcn oeSah
the plan OF offensive or defensive hockey
so far as Columbia concerned was
thrown to the winds On the Corneh sue
there were frequent spasms of concerted
team pIay. In all of which Magner ana
Matchneer loomed large. But the scram-
bling irregular work OF the Coiumbla
skaters made it practically impossible for
Cornell to display the game she was
capable Of Nevertheless. Cornel WORKED
right through to the end, and Vlctory' oe
spite fragrant tripping and rough TACTICS III
the second half, by which severai OF the
Morninsside Heights students sunered
penalties.
From the openings face-on between Mas
ner and cassidy it was evident thdl u
lumbia was destined to experience announcer
Waterloo. Magner, -Matchneer ana Johes'
as the line of advance for the seven from
Ithaca, soon had the puck circlng arouhu
the Columbia cage. Before that mario"
netting CAPTAIN Murphy worked like a
hero. He was a busy hero, too. The Cor
nell line kept up a fusirlade of shots dlao
landed with a thud upon Captain Murphy
as he interposed his body
After nearly seven minutes work Corneii
cIever1y executed a flank attack, Match-
neer serving the rubber up" to Magner, WHO
shot it into the cage for the hrst soal
from the side Another six minutes OF
fast, skating around the Columbia goal
and Criswel sent the puck home from the
side of the ice for Corneils second tally
Taking desperate chances Columbia exc
cuted a rush following the next fact-off
Trimble carrying the puck down before the
Cornell cage He made an intellectual
shot hut as the puck came back to him
he passed 1t to Harding, with the result
that the latter whipped 1t inside for the
only goal that the team from MTnfnsside
Heights scored for the match.
Then the roughing began and it'1ncreased
TO the end of the contest. Harding was
the first to be penalized for tripping.
but Matchener got even for his untinely
fall by picking the puck out from
scrimmage and making the third goal Tor
Cornell Almost Immediately thereafter
both Matchneer and Magner were sent TO
the sides for violations. and the half ended
with the score three goals for Cornell and
one for Columbia.
Slashing stick work, tripping and lot
of fantastic wrestling bouts enlivened the
second half from the outset Jones went
down on the ice as he received a crack on
the head and consequence Tr1moe
was ruled off for the limit penalty Of the
night five minutes. At one time Trimble,
Cassidy and Harding were all sitting at
the side of the ice under penalty.
It was following one Of these deliveries
from the Jail of penalty that the enthusf-
asm of those released resulted In raid
on the Cornell goal. By sheer force the
Columbia team carried the puck there
And then the spectators we're treated TO
the sight of the entire Columbia seven
irving to crawl and push into Cornells
cage. II was football rush The whistle
of the referee checked it, and as the play
ers disentangled themselves the rubber
disk was found just outside the limit Cor
nell ayerted the scoring and finished out
the match in easy if somewhat scrambling
fashion.