New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
TIGER SKATERS BEATEN
0utp|ayed by Cornell Seven
Despite Stubborn Fight.
SCORE IS 4 GOALS TO !
Red and White Team Shows
Fast, Strong Work, and Has
No Trouble at ANY Stage.

4 goals TO last night at st. Nicholas Rink
In an intercollegiate Hockey League cham
pionship game. played before a typical col
legc crowd that was kept in a state OF wild
excitement throughout the forty minutes
rlay despite the fact that the game was
practically won in the first Ave minutes
Princeton's stubborn fight against SUI
perior team, however, made a ne-sided
contest extremely interesting and exciting.
The New Jersey men were outplayed at
every point. but they were not outgamed,
showing grit and determination throughout
the contest The Ithacans outclassed them
at almost everything in team work, gen.
eralship and individual effort. and their at
tack was much better planned and exc
cuted than that Of their opponents.
Cornell has strong, fast team, and for
a college seven shows very brilliant work.
pulling off many trick worthy OF an
emateur league seven. the tricks that make
hockey the fascinating game that It is. The
seven is very evenly balanced. and II ap-
pears as though the championship fight
Ia between last nights winners and Har-
vard
Cornell must correct one or two bad mis-
takes, however. one of them being tend
ency Of the defence TO play too far from
the nets. Both the point and coverpoin'
were most Of the time half way up the Ice,
and with a fast, aggressive line pitted
against them scoring would be compare
lively easy
Princeton showed poor head work and a
lack of the dash and go on the forward line
which in former years have characterized
It's play. Kay was the only man on the at
tack capable of holding his own. and de-
spite the fact that he was sick man ne
vas the fastest player on the ice. The
work Of the seven, however was too hap
HOARD and loose to accomplish anything.
The men on receiving the puck seemed 10
consider it their one AMI only duty TO get
rio Of # as quickly as possible. and they
shct Ii in any old direction, trusting 10 luck
that a team mate would receive the pass.
AS often as not an opponent got 1t and
dashed into Princeton ice. The Orange
and Black made most stubborn fight in
the second period, and although outplayed
kept Cornell from scoring and at the same
time tailed one goal.
Two Of Cornell's goals were scored when
Kalbfeisch. the Princeton goal keeper, was
looking at the game from the timers box
instead OF from his position between the
posts. the offence which brought the two
minute penalty down on him being slash
ing at Cornell man. Several other men
were ruled off. although all the offences
were OF a minor nature, the contest being
comparatively free from rough work
Magner was twice put off for loafng off
side, and Scheu was sent to the bench for
tripping on two occasions.
Within three minutes OF the start of the
game Cornell scored twice, c. Vincent get
ting the first goal in a little over min
ute and Magner following In 2:l0 with the
second tally. The game ran along for ten
minutes without score, and then Prince
tons goal keeper was banished, and in his
absence Magner and Vincent tailed.
Princeton fought desperately 10 draw up
on her opponents, but Vail In goal was too
brilliant and saved over and over again.
He is a finished goal keeper. not only
stopping vel, but using rare Judgment in
the nets.
The second half was much faster and
more stubbornly contested, due TO the su-
perior defence Of the Nassau men, which
kept Cornell from scoring. The checking
was closer. and il was seldom that Cor
nell man got away for good run. The
orange and Black. however, devoted all It's
energies to the defence, and only once sue
ceeding in eluding the opposing seven. Kay
rushed down the ice, lodging man after
man. and when within reach OF the nets
shot. Vail cleverly blocked the try, but the
puck rebounded to Angel. who succeeded
in slamming It past Vail for Princeton's
only goal