New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
'CL0SE CALL FOR 7GD
Princeton Barely Succeeds
Beating Williams Seven,
GAME FAST AND SPIRITr,
Kay a Tower of Strength d.
Victors, While Van Corde,
Plays Well for the Purple

Princeton's strong hockey team. ssu
pion Of the intercollegiate League, hu
close call In the St Nicholas Skating p
last night, when IL barely defeatsd r.
| Jams by 3 goals to 2 II was a gam. -
as hockey devotees like TO see-reple-s
brilliant individual plays. concerted -
work, clever stops and unusuaEv =
from roughness
The Princeton skaters were the ss,;-2.
also more aggressive. and the war :.
broke UP the opposing team play tira !.
time again must have been disco-c,-.J
to the New Engianders. As usual !.
Hight haired Kay proved a tows-
strength for Princeton He had the h..
faculty Of getting ths puck. and VIE.
started to advance he generally wo-.y
the rubber well into the enemy's IT,
tory. Van Gorder. the Williams -
wing, lodged brilliantly. while C71rtis,
the net, again proved himself one \, :.
best goal keepers in the amateur -ans,
The speed displayed by both sides Ul4s.
the crowd. and the Williams plavarz
peared to be in especially good co5.li--
possible due 70 the training OF CbsSl
Barrett. who handles the New y
American League baseball team in
summer AS usual, the crowd taxed
capacity OF the rink. and the Primes
and Williams supporters appeared Ia
about equal in number
On the faee-oT Williams at orce II
the puck TO Princeton ice, but A iitris
the tide turned. and had il not been r. i
great stop by CUrtiss the Tiger would 4,
scored There were few anxious sam,
for Princeton when the opposition Eo-s-
the puck down directly in from a. n
Orange and Black goal. bur in a tw.sE-
several members OF the team fornss
almost impossible wall in front A. a.
net. and trouble was tempOrariIv svs-.
The speedy Kay then worked the rus5s
close to the Williams goal. bur missed
try, while moment later Paterson
lowed with fine shot. cIeverIy blocked
Curtiss- Princeton scored first when Ps;s
son, on pass from Mckinney. shot a %
in four minutes and forty seconds.
Then minutes of fast hockey foIovs&
and it was during that part OF the -
that Kay got into many brilliant plaza
spite the fact that he received yrr
up from fall On one oczs
Kay worked the puck the entire Length
the rink, only to have 4 fine shot brus=
aside by the hawk-eyed Curtiss After
other moment OF snappy work KAY PASS
the puck to Angel, who shot il AT the r.
Jams net The rubber was again bloca
by Curtiss, who sent II to one side OFT
the danger zone in the nick OF time
Finally, Winter scored WilIiars's Il
goal from a scrimmage in 1855 Two II
utes later Princeton scored in an un.s1
Angel shot the goal, but me u
bounded in from PaterSon's skate II
ended the scoring in the first hall. Pr1sS
ton retiring in the lead. goals 70 l.
Early in the second half McKinnsY, =
u the most brilliant OF the Princeton pa
ers, received an ugly cut under the -
eye- In spill in which several found
&c, MchInney's face came in contact E
Paterson's skate The first named had
oe assisted from the ice, and when play y
after a delay of five minutes
'ad not reappeared- Mckinney came bs
hortly afterward. however. and conln-
C get into the-pIays in his best style
Michael. Of the Williams team. was yr
o the side for a two minutes rest for IT
ing, and a little later his colleague, W
ers. received similar penalty. After
minutes and thirty-fIvs seconds of the =
Iad been consumed. Van Gorder tailed
Williams. thereby Jieing the score.
iorder did it unassisted. going througa
ntire Princeton team. twisting here :
here like q snake
Princeton then put on steam and o
ad Williams on the defensive. and has
oI been for the wonderful blocking OF G
iss there would nave been more scsr1
'rrriss stopped fifteen shots before the pc
,lally got by him. Mckinney doing the u
fter scrimmage. in Is. It. The ga
nded with Williams fghJing desperai
I front of Princeton's goal
The SummarN folnWs