Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-16
PRINCETON HOCKEY
SEVEN VICTORIOUS
Dartmouth SucCumbs to Bril-
liant Playing Of Tigers at
Boston Rink.

Princeton registered another victor
last night in the Intercolleg ats
Hockey League by defeating Dart.
mouth TO 0. at Boston. The Tigers
launched forth with the same aggres
sive line of play that they have dis
played ali season. Had It not beea
for the effective work of Donohue tlss
Dartmouth goal would have been ths
mark for several more goals, -
Princeton outskated the Hanover for
wards throughout the game. Bofh
goals were made in the initial period.
Baker scored the first on a sd.fHl
shot from the side Of the rink. Baker
also figured in the second score. He
dribbled the puck past the green de-
fense and passed TO Kilner, who
promptly shot 1t for a count.
Pennsylvania will make consider
able effort to capture the fifth leg
and permanent possession Of the IN
tercollegiate track cup this spring.
Cornell has secured four legs on the
trophy, also, and the battle between
the rivals is sure to be keen Tbs
Quaker college boasts Of the greatest
collection of track stars in the coun-
L y.
champion; Don Lippincott, 220-yara
champion; Wallace McCurdy, two
mile champion. and Ted Meredith.
the Olympic wonder and holder Of
the worlds record for $50 meters.
Patterson and Lippincott are joint
holders Of the intercollegiate records
in their respective events.
Through the illness of z. H. Sisson.
Dartmouth College will lose the SER
vices of its star forward on the Green
basketball five. Sisson was stricken
with appendicitis last Saturday night
after the Princeton-Da Dartmouth game
at Princeton. and had to be operated
on at the General Hospital at Han
over. n. H, on Monday. where he Is
recovering. The loss of Sisson Is .
blow TO Dartmouth's prospects In the
| intercollegiate basketball series
! Columbia University will enter q
relay team TO compete against the
Syracuse four at the Boston Athletic
! Association games to be held in Bos-
ton on February l.
PENIS swimming team, which
meets Columbia tonight IN dual
meet in Philadelphia, will be without
ers, Anageny and Shoemaker. Both
have failed TO maintain their scho-
] lastic standing.
Tom Reilly, 'o5, will coach the Neu
York University football team this
| fall He will succeed Jake High.
whose charges failed to score point
| throughout the past season Rude
! Gorsch, II, has been named as as
sistant.
Harvard and Casino Heights over
whelmed Princeton and Columbia, re-
spectively, at squash tennis last
| night by scores OF to ] and TO I
Frank Lagay, the local man at
\ Dartmouth, has a rival in the quar-
! ter-mile event at the Green college.
| Harry Hillman has discovered ans
other athlete who can do better than
1 81 seconds In the person of Thomas
/ 3. Mcclure, II The freshman. WIND
is a graduate of Exeter, has record
! of so Is seconds for the quarter, and
is expected TO better even that time
! Announcement was made today that
negotiations for q football game be.
! tween Washington and Jefferson Cob
! lege and Carlisle had been satisfac-
torily concluded. The game viii be
PLAYED at the Polo Grounds on Sat
urday, November 21
/ Dave Armstrong, OF Railway. ha'
been retained coach of the Rutger.
/ College basketball team Armstrong
/ played at Columbia almost ten year.
ago. Carl Baumann. a local man
was also considered for the position