The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
PRINCETON LUCKY TO
WIN FROM WILLIAMS
PurpIc Men Manufacture Many
Chances to Score. but Fail
to shoot Accurately.
FINAL SCORE Is 3 TO /

PRINCETON got a taste OF real compe
,.ou last nigh, at the ST. Nicholas Ice
sssl..e -.rh when the Tiger hockey team
ne, the williams College seven. The
ouugr and EIaci, emerged from the
,ra,ls victorious 10y the scant score OF
5to g. AT the Priucotonians. graduates,
undergraduates and the inevitable fan
who roots fpr Princeton because 1t seems
.ir proper thing to d. when sitting In
the Princeton section were happy because
they t,f tNtt ih..r team was Just
wee h.t fortunate in winning. The good
sortuu, ..,ur to Princeton in the shape
OF the Inability Of the Williams men to
shoo. straight when thcy had chances
ar gb, ctL, and 10 dribule well when
the, had tu open field before them.
IN, Puulc men had plenty Of opportu-
niles mo both halves to stick in talles
that would have done them a world Of
good .u the final reckoning, but when
opportunity Knocked there was nobody
hom, Three different times In the open
ING session q Williams man got hold OF
he puck a'l alone and went dashlng down
the i.y with &c. ON each Of these occd-
SONS the wctrcr of the Purple showed
speed loo fact So much Of il that he man
aged 'u skate away from the disc. The
times when they did manage to pull the
ruhpc- down 10 within shooting distance
Wtrc uycrnumerous. but were III used
through bad driving.
pruyctou.s shooting was none too good
eth.r. but. as the score tttcsts, the Orange
and E'dch had much better scoring per
ceutago than IN, Purple. Neither of the
teams played hockey with any great skill.
but a'I of the men on the ice, including
the officials were very willing and that
helped good deal Then too there was
the good Old college spirit, which, like
char''N. covers multitude of sins The
sins were plentiful but they were OF omls-
sion rather than commission. II Skinny
.sa s.n the sins Of both kinds might have
been there for the teams committed
tl,arN and omitted hockey. What little
team work was shown was displayed en-
tlre,y 10y the Princeton squad. but there
was such little Of II that nobody no.
tied t.
Princeton started scoring early in the
gam. when Hills, left wing for the
Tiger, dashed up the Ice with "A long
string ~ Williams men trailing behind
hlu waiting for him to drop the puck
md sho. the goal an alone This feat
did not please the williams men much
Tor they had been losing the puck every
chance they had 20 do anything with
Z and naturally felt that the Princeton
man would rcciprocate. They We're some
Nha rh3SrIned, but did not lose hope
altogether. and when Cowan took m,
ruob., near the end Of the half they again
waited Tor him TO miss his dribble Cowan
Too acted rather mean and kept IL unti'
ne htl 'IGed n after a long rush up the
ire There was mo- other scoring in The
h'Sl nti aud Princeton led AT > 10 o.
In 'n' second half II. Cutler, who, 10y
The Na}. did the only real hockey playing
oi III" n'ght forgot the usual custom OF
sNailus away from the puck after he had
Hrhnl-d 10 short distance and carried
rS'' ON through until he had scored
The gave the Williams contingent plenty
'I nope for they needed only one more e
We. hlt after long session Of hard play
ms D. liuuphr.es scored a third goal fol
PRINCETON from srrimmage. This endes
'.r tu'E,ug tor the night. Later on one
:" 'h' Williams men hurt his eye and ha'
10 retire As there was no substitute Il
.'"e .s place. Princeton evened things III
Ea'T 'o1rtcousl5 hy taking One of ia
"cu on the ICE. Tho lineup:
. Princeton. Positions. williams
poaI. ..........., Goal .......... ... Coz
i'iH1 mGrb-,. cove, Point po n, Mae N sWsf
w. .hImphH.'.. Rover ....,...,C cutie
"",.''''.,,.,. Centre .,,.,,,.,H CntIel
r.. ..'.... Leo wing ..,,..., Ccienia,I
o,' Princeton q; Williams, !. Gos's-
Dr.. n"ro9. H.'s. Princeton, 500 Cowan
~m. iIo, j uumphrles. Princeton
...." Frut.iin.-. FIRST period none; se"onC
....H' Gunk'r WuHms. 1900, for trn
hs .4u.ututions princeton, ClarksoI
iinWphries Williams, Rochester To-
.h Assistant rrfcree-J McGrath, lrisi
'Nf'.".u Athletic club. Game timers
G''.i' Hrtnup Wnnderers, and 81;
'ai Wanderers. Penalty timer-Wllian
..'f o.. N1udevrr,. Goa, umpires-D
Is t.1tngh. Williams and n. B1uhahn
...r.'u. Tino Of pcriods--20 minutes.
what VIII Become of Cnlinhnnf
'I"lap. Jan 9-Whcn Charles co
...' return, from Excelsior Springs to
..p 'nW Inc Is expected TO announce wher