The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
TIGER CLAWS WAY
TO HOCKEY CROWN
Defeats Harvard Seven, Carry
ing OF Collegiate Title
for Fourth Time.
HOBBY BAKER SHINES
In 4 to l Victory He Is Factor
in Every Goal Made by
Princeton.
OBEY BAKER SHINES

Priuceton's hockey team defeated Har-
ward last night at ne st. Nicholas Skat-
ing Rink BY n score Of 4 goals to l. and
for the fourth tine won the intercollegiate
championship. Baker was the main
stay OF the Tigers, He played spec
tacular game and figured In every goal
made. He did not actually score a single
goal, but without his hne work
not one would have been made. This WAS
Bakers last game In this vicinity as
coilegian. az he graduates next June,
and next season he VIII play on the St.
Nicholas team in the Amateur League.
The Princeton team has lost on.y two
games this winter. These were to Ottawa
and Harvard Princeton has defeated
Harvard twice. however. and next Satur-
day will play Ottawa on its own rink and
Try to even UP the score with the Canadian
College.
The crowd at the rink was the largest
Of the season and was made up mostly
OF the followers OF the two universities.
who rooted hard for their faNorite team
Baker was the favorite. and each time
he started on one of his spectacular
runs friend and foe would cheer and
all would groan WHEN he failed to reach
the Harvard net.
Princeton's attacking line was strong
and the defence almost invulnerable.
The only goal Harvard scored was at
the close of the first period and II was
lucky shot out Of scrimmage.
Winants at goal did we'll for Princeton,
but he did not have nearly as much
work TO do as Carnochan on the Harvard
defence. But for Carnochans work the
Princeton score would have been very
large. He made, several remarkable stops.
n L..l
fourteen shots while Carnochan had to
stop twenty -four. and these were all dead
on the net.
Almost from the start Princeton had
Harvard on the defensive and several
shots were sent at the cage but went
wide. Winants had 10 make a couple OF
stops. In very few minutes the play
erp. warmed up and began to skate fast
and after 4 minutes 1s seconds Baker
shot from the side after q pretty carry.
The puck went wide and rebounded and
there was a lively scrimmage. Kuhn finally
succeeded In slamn,ing the rubber into
the net.
Shortly after this Baker made spien.
did run. getting the puck from behind the
Princeton cage and carrying It right up
to the Harvard goal. where Carnochan
made q splendid check. For several min
utes neither side could get any advan-
tage, although the play was mostly In
Harvard territory. After Is minutes
Kuhn started about the centre Of the rink
and passed TO Baker. Baker took the
puck behind the Harvard net and tried 10
hook II In. but failing this no passed out
to MacColl who shot a goal. A minute
and a half later MacColl started to. carry.
but quickly passed to Kuhn. Kuhn made
q lift shot which Willetts tried to stop.
The puck hit Willets's net stick and
bounded into the cage.
With less than minute left In the frs'
half Baker started a rush, but fell. The
puck was carried back to the Princeton
end and after a face on Phillips scored
from y scrimmage. The half ended with
the score 3 to I In favor OF Princeton.
Neither side made any changes In the
team for the second half The game
opened slowly, Harvard was trying q
fierce things and Princeton took thingt
easily on the defensive. Peacock tripDed
Clihin and went OF for a minute. After
| s minutes 80 seconds Of play Baker sent
two hard shots at the Harvard goal, but
failed TO score. Kuhn. however. got I'M