New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
Both SevenS Show Lack OF the
Team Work That Counts.
JOHNSON TO THE RESCUE
Shoots Winning Goal Only
Three Minutes Before End
of the Struggle.

dartmouth sprang a surprise by de-
fcatsng Yale in a closely played hockey
game at the st. Nicholas Rink last night
The Anal score was to 2 in favor OF the
seven from Hanover. and the decisive
point was not tailed until three minutes
before the end Of the game.
because of the lack Of ice the Dart
mouth tesrn has had little or no practice
this winter. with the result that IT'S
team work has suffered. II Dartmouth
was ragged however. Yale was even
worse. and yhis was unexpected, consid-
e;ing the previous creditable efforts made
hv the seven from New Haven. There
vas little passing of the puck, While no
ono plaver possessed sufficient individual
cycellency 10 get far wothout being
checked
Although the game could not be classed
as rough. only avo penalties being I'M
posed throughout the forty minutes OF
play. yet the contestants did not leave
the rink unmarked. In the second period
Johnson and Wana maker, cover point
and rover. respectively, for Dartmouth,
received injuries but both refused TO get
out of the game. Onlt fair sized crowd
nut in an appearance, the anticipated
Yale delegation being conspicuous by its
absence.
There was little to choose between the
onuosinc sides throughout the early min
utcs of the game, although If anyihlhs'
Yale had its rival on the Offensive In
scrimmage the puck was SHOT into Dart
mouths cage. but tho Soaf was not al
lowed because of offside play.
The men OF both teams were dressed
so much alike in their dark suits as to
make il difficult to tell them apart. After
moro than fourteen minutes had elapsed
Frost scored the first goal Sor Dart
mouth. the left wing getting the puck on
a rebound directly in front of the Blues
cage.
Yale managed TO tie the score little
later. when Harmon. the rover. secured
the rubber in the centre of the rink and,
after lodging several OF the opposing
PLAYERS. shot the puck from the side 50
quickly that Donohue failed TO intercept
The half ended with the score a tie at
10 /.
with a rush. quickly placing Yale on the
defensive. and had II not been that
Schiller. at goal, made several clever
stops. a score would have been recorded
much sooner. Little enthusiasm pre-
vailed. consequently when small out
loyal Dartmouth group emitted the COL
lcge yell the noise broke strangely on the
stiffness 1t seemed to have magical
effect. however. for the echoes had
scarcely died away ere Tuck, the hard
working centre, shot a goal for Dart
mouth lie secured the puck on re-
bound before Schiller had time to clear.
4 delay of several minutes was caused
when johnson received a cash on the
forehead. but he insisted on resuming
play after receiving liberal application
Of court plaster. The first penalty of the
game was melted out to Heron, the tall
Yale left wing, who seemed unnecessarily
rough with his body checking. When the
period was about half over Ordway,
Yale's centre. tied the score, getting the
puck on a rebound close TO the opposing
net For a time thereafter there were
only six men on the ice, as Macdonald
broke his skate and Frost dropped Off
from the Dartmouth line.
In a scrimmage directly in front of
yale's goal Wanamaker received cut
over the eye, and while it knocked him
out for a minute OF two. he refused to go
off the ice. Despite his battered appear
ance Johnson showed that he was stu
fun OF life by scoring the decisive goal
for Dartmouth. He made the point un-
assisted, scoring on a clever shot from
the side wall.
The lineup follows.