New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13
BAKER DOES It AGAIN
Yale Unable to Check Brilliant
Princeton Star.
TIDE OF BATTLE TURNS
First Half Ends in Blues Favor
and Then Tigers Score
Eight Goals.

show OF the Yale seven in game OF
hockey at the St Nicholas Rink last
night, the Orange and Black combination
winning by the wide margin OF goals 70
g once he got going. the redoubtabie
"1Iobey" Baker proved to be the whole
show.
Baker did not display all OF his wares
however. until the game had gone into
the second half, but when lie did get
fairly reused there was no getting to him.
lie proved too fast for the sons OF Old
Eli. and for that matter for his own team
mates, as with the possible exception OF
Kuhn, Prlnceton's skaters were unable TO
get over tho ice with sufficient speed TO
bring about anything like effective team
work.
There was large crowd present. prac-
tically all the available space being occu-
pied Both teams were strongly repre-
sented. When these sevens FLASHED In tho
local rink a few weeks ago Princeton only
won over Yale IN an extra period. conse-
ouently. when the first half ended last
night with the score I to IL Yale's favor,
the followers OF the Blue had hopes OF
victory Incidentally, the management
would not have been sorry to see Yale
win. as # would have meant third
game. In fact, during the intermiesion the
announcer gave the spectators 10 under
stand that IN the event OF a Yale victory
"A third game would be arranged shortly
lie probably had no idea OF the rout mat
was 10 follow.
Thus far this winter Princeton has only
lost one game and that was with fsr-
ward, laying under the ladylike Boston
rules The reason Princeton did not show
To better advantage in the early part or
last nights game was because OF the par
ticular attention the opposing players
paid 10 Baker. They swooped down upon
him from all directions, boxing him IN
and body checking In manner that al
times savored Of roushness.
Both goal-keepers were wldea"sAe'
schiller IN particular being AZ HIS pest
during the early stages. when he stopped
th. muck on several occasions while IL
was travelling his WAY with the speed Oh
a bullet. Although Baker made a NUMBER
OF spectacular dashes. he found II next 10
irupossihle to get through the entire la'e
loan, during the FIRST half ON one occd-
sion "Hobey" dld get down almost 10
Yale's cage but Schiller rushed out ia
time to break up the play
core ~ cover point and cox a. centre
were always live wires Tor 1aIe' "HiIe
Macdonald the speedy riSht "Hs'
worked like Trojan. A. the period az
yauced without score some or the NOR
eNcitablr OF the Yale rOoters shouted "a"
sorts OF ENCOURAGEMENT At the ale seNeH'
"you've got nobody hut Baker Ia rear
and he can't do anything That's rsh|
run him into the wall were some oI the
remarks overheard. After a ulh" more
than T. minutes al play. the fa'e 'oH''"-
,,ut was brought 10 its feet with roar
when cox. upon getting the puck from
Harmon. shot the rubber past Ninan's
Ike a Hash for the first count OF IN.
game.
The second half had hardly sot s'ar'ed
before Princeton gave sample Oh VIM
might be expected. Kuhn. BettIns '"e
muck OH I'd rass from kilner. sho, soa' III
a. seconds l.ess than minute l"'e'
ysIe'- homes were revived when Heron
shot a clever goal from the side wall.
<uhn Wa again the means %! uelng the
score when. on receiving the puck from
knner from behind the opposing cage h~
nettrd the rubber.
About six minutes had elapsed then
but during the remaining fourteen the
Tiger which had now become thorough
ly reused. counted RAPIDLY Baker '1'
loose with one of his most ori'llahl
,uehes carrying the rubber from behind
his own Gaze clear across tie rink dodS-
ing half of the opposing team ana caBihS
the puck with nghning-hke stroke
\ little later the same player counted
again. this time ou beautiru' iiit from
near the side wal.
Yale was clearly on the defensive now
and II war plain TO see that the buIidoS
had lost heart. Patterson shot another
goal Oh a rebound from shot by kuhn'
aud a moment later Baker counted. beng
materially aided 10y Kuhn. They worked
the muck down the ice between them,
passine back and forth in rare fashion.
The summary follows