The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
NEW GOAL TENDER
STOPS EVERY SHOT
But Princeton Filters Puck Into
Net Thrice Before Schil-
Ter Appears.
OLD NASSAU NICTORlOl :
Adhrrcnt> Cheer Hohcy Baker
Justify. but Hero Of lee
scores Only Once.

y change IN goa tenders mad, a hig
difference ia the Princeton hockey
game in the 81 Nicholas Rink last night.
Princeton won by a score of three goals
to one. the second victory Of the season
FOR the Tigers over the Blue and practi-
cally leaving the championship between
Harvard and Princeton
\ change in goal keepers made 4 close
game last nigh, out OF what threatened
t. be "A runaway FOR Princeton All Of
the scoring was done in the FIRST half
The Nassau skaters made thrcee goals
before the Ellis had any and weren't long
IN making them. All three We're stored
away in less than seven minutes of play
then some adviser of the Blu, mad. a
sensible move by taking prlsc"ll away
from Yales net aud putting schiller. the
regular man. there
The change worked wonders, hu, came
too late To- help Yale. for the Tigers had
defence which enrctual,v blocked The
Bulldogs attempt 20 catch NJ The
Princetouians weren't able TO send y
single goal past schiller but Yale go,
only one past Wiuauts ot Pruccton
whose guarding ~ IN, portal. Ike
Schilers. was excellent
The sides wer. evenly matched after
Schiller Went in and the game evenly
fought. though exciting play and good
teamwork were only occasional The
Princeton men did the better stlckwork
The fastest skater on the ic" was ~
course Baker with Gore OF VA" next.
Baker made 10, of brilliant rush"s from
end to end. but brought only one Of them
to successful conclusion. His admirers
greeted his every move with outbuists oi
yelling which was little short NJ ido'atry.
and they were quite pe'yed one. when
HOBBY was henched for rough work n few
misses showing annoyance at the Giscipln-
ing OF the star of the jungle,
Without getting very close To- Yairs
cage the Tigers scored quickly thre" times
IN the FIRST period, priscoll did poorly
at stopping easy shots Klner Gagged the
first puck In . 10 ON a sho, from the sid.
tn" next, which evoutuatod IN i,oI. was
beauty and was the result OF IA whiri-
Wind dash by Baker. who carried tn. rub
her the length OF the rink, swoopcd past
the Els like swallow taking tn, air aud
used his stick with tho finished ease Of il.
drum major After that tho Yala,silrs
sm"ar"d every attempt Of Baker To- scor,
kllner made the third Princeton goa
az & 40 on another shot from the sd,
the same Guiding Driscoll In the air. F.xi,
lpriscol!. Gore nabbed the puck in Yalo
territory, SKINNED lightly but firmly
away from the Princeton pack sped m
10 the Jersey rear line of defence. PASSED
the rubber To- Mcdonald and the latte
hipped the disk into tho Princeton coon
the solitary Vale goal This feat was
performed AT the l2th minute and 62l
second No wampum for thu remand.
of tn" game. Baker and Peacock w,r,
set down in the first half. and Burgr,.
and Heron Of Vale did time p.uau.,
In the second None Of the offences for
which the Jealous athletes served their
hit as temporary spectators was serious
and II was clean playing as hockey goes
Yale forced the lighting in the secuui
period, hammered away often AT IN. Mas
Snu bailiwick and had several fat chanr, ,
hut, due Ia poor goal shooting and w
uhnts vigilance, failed 10 ret inside tn,
hallowed ground HERON ml,ou,d who.
u looked Ike a Cinrh he'd score. Tha
Tigers when they took thu rubber to a..
Other extremity, continued their long
range shooting, but were NOT able ara.
10 solve the Yale defcnc" Smutaueou.
with the bell long Tiger. missing
shot. went down and slid gracefully ou
his launches up to the feet of the spec
tatOrs. Then the rivals chrrrrd each
other with all the heartfelt icrvor of 60
man giving up his pocket book and watch
To a holdup. Tn" summary