New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
TIGERS WIN FAST GAME
Defeat Pennsylvania at Hockey
by Decisive Score.
QUAKERS BADLY OUTPLAYE0
Fast Princeton Forwards Sweep
Opponents OFF Their Feet by
Furious Attack.

Princeton showed true championship form
against the University of Pennsylvania
hockey team at ST. Nicholas Rink last night
and defeated the Quakers IN an extremely
oues{ded contest by score, of z to o. The
PhiladeIphians were on the defensive from
The beginning. and In fact had only three
shots at the Princeton goal throughout the
thirty-f1ve minutes Of play.
The Princetonians were wellnigh perfect
both In attack and defence and kept the
nuck smashing away at the Pennsylvania
cage Unfamiliarity with the rink and. lack
of practice counted heavily against the
Ouskers The Princeton forward line was
as fast as lightning and poor direction kept
score Of hard shots from being Gagged
Ward Peun's goal keeper. made some very
good stops as ii was. however, and turned
aside a good many more Of the Princeton
tries
As a team the Tigers were all over the
Ice never leaving a spot uncovered and
forcing the Quakers back into their own
end of the rink all the time Once or twice
the Pennsyvanians broke away, but Blair
and Lee the Tiger cover point and point.
respectively. blocked them off and sent the
puck spinning back up the ice
The game was remarkably free from
roughness only one penalty being inflicted
In the whole contest. Blair was sent of
the ice for two minutes for tripping De
Witt
Kay the bond Princeton captain played
brilliant game He darted in and out,
stealing the puck with daring and rushing
il off through the entire Pennsylvania team.
He shot two of the Tigers goals. McKin-
ney and Day were right down with the
puck all the time. and bore the brunt Of
the attack. Both were relieved in the sec
ond half, after each had scored a brace Of
goals.
II was Pennsylvania first appearance on
New York ice, and the team was intent on
making showing that would command
the respect of the intercollegiate League
and would lead to admission 10 the associa-
ton. For the first few minutes they played
every hit as fast as the Tigers, but they
didn't know how to smash the puck up
against the side of the rink and capture 1t
on the carrorn. This put them AT dis
advantage right away. After four minutes
OF see-saw play Blair carried the puck
down the right side of the rink and worked
it past Ward for goal, Just after Thay-
ers try at the Princeton net hit the ref
eree. Kay got another shot into the cage
two and half minutes later, but it didn't
count as a soaI because there he'd been off
side play.
Blair got q two minutes suspension when
he tripped De Witt OF the far side of the
rink, and took himself off the ice With only
six men, however, Princeton continued TO
outplay the Ouakers. and Mckinney scored
on a short pass from Lee In nine and one
half minutes. Mckinney got the next goal
too this time on pass from Kay, making
a. brilliant dash down the ice Lee picked
the puck from out the scriInnage mo-
nnent later. and set off with a clear field
for the goal He drove the puck little
high. and Ward just caught. making
splendid stop. It was only another moment.
however before Day shot it in from a
scri,nmage directly in front of the QUAKER
goal As the half ended Hayden missed
goal for PENNSYLVANIA by inches
The Tigers opened up the second period
with q rush, and Kay and Day between
then, got three goals in less than eight
minutes. Kay shot two of them on passes
in front of the cage.
King tn. Quaker rover. played hirnseh
nretty nearly out and had 70 stop for a
few minutes rest in the second half De
Witt hit the sid. board with his head. and
time had TO be taken out for him Just BE-
fore the final bell rang. He was not serf-
ously hurt
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