The sun., 1910-01-16
PRINCETON DEFEATSHARYARD
SCORES THREE GOALS IN INTER
COLLEGIATE HOCKEY CANE.
Victory . surprise 10 Followers OF the
SDOrt-HRrVRrd's Line Unable to Get
BY Princeton's Defence-Read Assists
In all Three OF the Goals scored.


SDOrt-HRrVRrd's Line Unable to Get
BY PrincetOn's Defence-ReAd Assists
In all Three OF the Goals scored.
Princeton's hockey team furnished a
big surprise last night in the game played
in the st. Nicholas Skating Rink. IL was
expected that Harvard's team would have
an easy victory. but instead Harvard went
all to pieces and could do nothing with the
Princeton defence. and the Tigers man
! aged to score three times during the eve
ming. while Harvard failed to tally.
There was representative college crowd
in the rink and enthusiasm ran high. Each
team had its partisens. Before the game
started the best that most of the Princeton
followers hoped for was that their team
would score. and some few bets were made
that way. Harvard had shown 30 we'll
in the games played that IL was. supposed
that 1t would go on improving. but few had
figured that Princeton would improve too.
There has been ice at Princeton, which
has given the players opportunities to
practise: besides Gus Hornfeck. who is
coaching the team, has instilied some real
hockey into the players. and they showed
il last night.
From the start almost Princeton was the
team that pushed the play, Time after time
the puck was in Harvard's territory and
Chadwick had to stop many hard shots.
The Princeton forwards covered the men o n
the Harvard line beautifully and gave the
men from Cambridge few opportunities TO
get in their team work. When they did
succeed in getting down to work the defence
OF Princeton was impregnable. Read
played well a cover point. His strength
stood him in good stead and many a Har-
ward player went to the Ice when he tried to
scrap with Read 'r'
Read made several brilliant runs and he
figured IN the three goals scored. Peacock
at goal was perhaps the star OF the game.
He stopped many hard shots, directed the
attacks and never once lost his head But
for his work Princeton would not be in the
position it now holds in the tournament
with three victories and no defeats. Mckin-
ney played well too. His work counted
everywhere and he was always where he
should be and doing most effective work.
and Is always on the Job. Kay as rover was
another player whose work told and the
wings were always In position. so that there
was often good team work.
No changes we're made on the Princeton
team during the contest Three substi-
tutes were put in for Harvard. but even
the fresh men could not score against the
Prtnceton team. Once during the second
half when the play had been fast Peacock
that tSey Sansed res ssd 1na Rsad se0E nromn9 aiM
pulled at hts shoestrfng. which came united
and then calling the attention of the ref
and Read Was able to fix his shoe while the
other players were looked after by their
trsinsrS s.nsS, pa,.rC AZ odd accident happened e
while making turn on the ice. doubled his
foot under him and hurt it SO that he had
Princeton got the puck on the faceofr
and Kay was the first to shoot Then Hicks
made a good rush but lost the rubber to
sawyer shot but failed, and Foster and
Hicks got through the Princeton line and
spned hasS nsds f READ ThH I ns
Harvard territory; Then the fighting was
near the Harvard goal and several good
ones were sent at Chadwick, but not one
For a time the game slowed down. The
pace had been too fast and the players
ney, did some clever passing and Foster
made run; Then Gardner fell and hurt
his ankle. but continued in the game
The first goal was made by Angel after
IS minutes IS seconds OF play. Read had
rink and passed it to Angel on the side.
Angel took the pass well and slammed the
rubber toward the net and it got by Chad
Gardner was then taken out of the game
and DUNCAN pat in and the new player
ns sss as up sUoS tSe
hard shots we're sent at Chadwick, each
the score to o in favor OF Princeton.
In the second half Harvard tried to rush
things as they did with the game gainet
Cornell, but the line could OF do anything
a gainst tie Princeton forwards. The puck
was rushed mp and down the rink and after
} minutes 20 seconds OF play Read got the
tacular rush and got by all the Harvard
players. He dodged Huntington at point
and scored on a fine hard shot.
sawyer almost scored a minute later
and then he had to rest a minute for trip
ping. Hornblower neatly tripped Read
hut the referee did not SEQ him. Peacock
had to stop three har ard ones, and with little
scored. With ten minutes left OF the half
Foster was taken out and Blackhall took
his place. Then Leslie retired and Cutler
went on the line, but even thus REINFORCED
Harvard could not score. Hornblower
sent in three shots az Peacock one after the
other and at short range but Peacock had
his eye in good shape and each was neatly
turned aside.
When the game vas almost ended Read
rushed down the centre Of the ice and got
by the Harvard line. lie fell when he tried
to pass Blackhall. but Mckinney was COW
ering Rea dwell and at once took the puck
along and scored. This was the third goal
and with only hve seconds more 10 play
there was no more scoring.
The lineup
Princeton. Positions. HaFrard
Peacock. ..,..., ,. Goal. Do. ...... Chadwick
Blair .....-........ ... Point. .... . . Hun tlnR ton
Read. ,....,,. Cover point ............ Foster
Kay ...,..,.,,., .Rover.................. Hicks
Mckinney, Centre .............. Gardner
Sawyer. ,Lef! wing ............ Leslie
Angel. Right wing . Hornblowe
Read, Angel. Mckinney. Substitutes-DuncaD
for Gardner. Blackhal for Poster. Cutler for