The sun., 1910-02-06
CORNELL DOES Up YALE SEVEN
ITHACA HOCKEY PLAYERS WIN,
3 TO 4.
Rough Enough. with One Time Five Play.
era or the leo An at Onco--Cross.
waller and Jones Wake the Goals rer
the Up-StateFS-YAle Attack weak.

waller and Janes Wake the Goals ref
the Up-staters-Yale Attack weak.
Cornell's hockey team met representa-
tives Of Yale In the St. Nicholas Skating
Rink last night and after the battle, which
was hot at times. Cornell bad scored goals
and Yale 1. This was the first victory OF
Cornell in the tournament OF the intercol-
legiste league and Yale's second defeat.
The result was bitter diss ppointment FOR
the crowd OF Yale rooters who were on
hand and especially to q certain oontin gent
OF hockey players who frequent the rink.
The latter were so sure Yale would win
because Tom Howard coaches the team that
1t was costly to them.
Even when Yale did get the puck ana
started its forward line IL was not q BILE to
get far before the puck was taken by some
Cornell man. Yale lost chances by passlng
too frequently. This Is not common fault
with college players. Usually they hold
on to the puck too long. but II there had
been less passing and more carrying last
night the result might have been din erent.
The best players on the winning team
were the ends. Crosswaller and Jones.
They shot hard and straight. Vail was
good in goal and made some very good
stops. Yale's attacks were weak. The
shots lacked force and the players were
slow in taking advantage OF chances whom
they should have scored.
At times the game was rough. It was
caused chiefly by the overanxlety Of the
players. In the first half three Cornell
men and one of Yale were sent to the bench
for either tripping or slashins. and in the
second half Ave players OF Yale and three
Of Cornell were sent to the bench. A. one
time there were ave players around the
The game opened with Cornell on the de-
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puck was rushed to the Yale end and Will
Jams stopped a neat shot from Jones. john
and passed TO Heron. but the Yale captain
.Ost the rubber to Lally and again II was
rushed to Hale's end. In this way the
CrOss~alleT carried the puck down the right
wing and scored on good side shot.
Yale started in 70 play more vigorously
Matchneer followed FOR two minutes. His
%sass Sss hard ss got
II and CrosswalIer rushed the puck back
TOT 70 end the t ssS Ys. h.s
the critical time and Lally sent the rubber
@ Was u in o CorHeI1s % corner s Merit. T %restisd
with Magner and incurred the dirpIeasure
of the referee. who gave him two minutes
was slow on the passout and the chance
was lost Then Loutrel got the puck on
lale's right wing. He carried it half the
length Of the rink and passed Jones was
behind LoutreI He Ratchod the puck
and shot hard at Yale's net. scoring the
second goal Just Ave seconds before the
half ended Swenson got cut on the head
In The second half Magnev was put OF
for two minutes for slashinR. While he
was on Heron and Mer rftt sent two hard
ones at Vail. but both were stopped. Heron
and Lally mixed things up generally and
hardly got seated when Martin got two
minutes for slashing.
Loutrel got the puck from . fsceor near
the Cornell cage and sent Il into the net
after ten minutes OF play. Magner was the
next player sent to the bench and then
johnson was sentenced to two minutes
This made hve players on at one time.
JOhnsons sentence was disastrous to
Yale. Swenson had the puck and made
a pass back to Merritt, who bad taken john
sous place at point. Merritt failed to catch
the puck. and like shot Cr0sswaller dsehed
In and sent it into the net. This made the
final goal for Cornell.
The play was lively for the four minutes
left OF the game and Heron and johnson
both we're hurt. johnson had to retire
and his place was taken by Brooks. just
before the game ended Jones was sent on
for two minutes for cross checking. The
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