New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
CRIMSON SEVEN WR'
Defeats Yale in Close and w.,
Fought Hockey Game.
MAKES SPIRITED RALLY.
Blue Leads Until Near End. N.
Harvard Tallies Winning o.,
with Two Minutes to pl.,

Harvard defeated Tale by a .cor. d
2 last night at ST. Nicholas RIM
last OF the intercollegiate hooker
ter hard fought match The Blu. ~ |.
three-ausrters of the game. .ay,v
second period having lead Of 2 goal.
but the Crimson. In great burs, ~
drew up on even terms and in le.,h.
minutes before the end made N. ,h,..
what proved 10 be the winning goal
Harvards first point was decid.dlv a.
the puck. being shot out from b.S,..
Yale nets and striking Carhart's s,,.s
romed into the net. That goal sre,.."
the Crimson. and from that tims
forced the fight and kept Old ,FH
defensive. Harvard used good judrr..' y
fore the game ended by putting IN -
man. Blackall came in 81 point -
going mp on the line and Seaman, A..
ont This had marked effect a, ,fS|
suit. for the fast. hard checking h,t II
on .the forwards and the fresh MAJ.
new life into the winning team -"
The game was poorly played si,l.
fast and marked b. stiff checking ,s,,.I
out the forty minutes There wa,
fumbling. however. poor shooting
little attempt at combination. .Tss
we're continually oyerskating IN. nd
and missing good openings when q cs..
to score seemed easy Yale pu, 10 ~
derfrlly hard Sight against A better ,..sI
and deserved the greatest amour, q, ~
for holding its opponents as II ds ii
Blues defensive work vas superb I'll
Harvard was kept Al Z distance from II
nets for the greater part OF th. m,.s
Both goal keepers starred stopping "a.
a hard, sure shot. Harvsrds no.n. al
Ncover poin, we're good. but they srs,v
themselves TO be pulled of to the 81. Il
frequently.
The game was late IN starting. or-, j
William Russell. who had been sslec,r u
referee. failing to put in ar appearing. Il
Garon, Of the Wanderers. took hIs IA,
In consequence. II was five minutes "a ~.
when play started Harvard rushed |, 4.
the nets. but Yale's close checking hlcsy
the Crimson efforts IN score. ana the q.
rushed the puck back With no better y,
cess. For the next five minutes Han.s
wss kept on the defensive.
Loutrell was hit on the head " q.
flying puck just after the game sar,.
and there was another long delay Va
ne had his head bandaged. but he az
back, and in thirteen minutes scored II
first goal on the prettiest play Of the rtx
He got the rubber behind his own Nl
lodged man after man until past csz
when he shot the rubber over TO Nsr-|
The latter sent II back 70 LoutrelL II
had rushed right in on the nets, an.
easily f1icked II past Chadwick For 4
remainder Of the half the play was al 4
Harvards ice. and the period ended VI
the score at ! 70 q in favor Of Yale u
as the whistle. blew Merritt vas put ~ 4
tuo minutes for slashing
During the intermission Mrs Flcrs1
Irving and Professor George Koerner E|
an exhibition OF fancy skating
ale was sun one llliu W Wv Nof -
the second session opened. Merritt II
with the timers. and Seamans followe: Z
for loafing offside cox made the nTvfs
Of the period on long lift from tk y
which got by Chadwick without thsh,
even seeing II In less than minute =
lie scored his huky goal from behind
net. and from that on II was all Hart'
with Yale fghtirs' desperately TO stau
defeat De-.
In a little over nine minutes Du'1
scored unassisted and tied the score Z
the same man made the winning tally y
pretty pass from Hornblower in u
Hornblover had carried the rubber INTO \
ice. and when checked passed 70 the sc1