The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
YALE TAKES HOCKEY
SERIES WITH TIGERS
Wins Rough Game. 3 to /.
when Two Lucky shots Find
coal in Closing Moments.
PEACOCK Is KNOCKED OFT

vale defeated Princeton in the final
e,'rc " the hockey series Mt tho st.
Nicholas Rink last night 10y a score
Of 3 10 I before the largest crowd that
has turned out to see u hockey game ~
the local rink this season. Victory
for either team meant the winning .of
the series. and o~vcranxiety Of both
teams to score caused them to lose
sight OF teamwork and everything else
known TO clean hockey IN an effort to
land the puck in the cage. The con.
test was marred somewhat when. to-
ward the close VI the second half. Pea
cock. captain Of tho Princeton team. was
huo,kcd unconscious and had to he
carried from thu" ice.
The p-riucetonian came to grief In
A head on collision with Burgess. the
Yale centre. Both Of the men were
making a bid for the puck. which was
close to the centre Of the rink. and
skating full speed for it. and both
seemed to realize about the same tins
that the collision was due. They landed
chest against chest. and Burgess In an
effort tn keep his balance hit Peacock
IN The point Of the chin with his right
SlONMt INV Ali' y liii''NFlltth NflAN h'NNt
and out. After time had been taken
out for about ten minutes. Cpwan had
TO go In and take the captains place. for
though Peacock was not badly hurt he
was too stunned to find his skating
legs.
Yale luck counted a good deal in It's
victory. Two Of the three Blue goals
we're certainly helped by Dame For
,une and they were the last two goals
Of the game which broke up a tie and
gave Yale the triumph. The first was
a shot by Burgess when the second
period was exactly half over on a re-
bound OF Sweney's. Burg ss's shot
,rickled along and hit the side OF the
net. turned around and rolled in when
Il might just as well AVE rolled the
other way.
The other one that had an element
OF luck was a backhand stab by
Sweeney about two minutes later.
Sweeney got his stick to the puck and
without looking hit 1t behind him and
Il landed in the cage probably as much
b Sweney's surprise as to everyone
else =. Burgess scored the first goal
10Y Yale late in the first half on a
neat shot from scrimmhRe. II was the
o ~ scoring lone In the opening period.
Sch.eu tied the score early IN the sec
Odd period on a sho, after a drihb.e
which he took away from Peacock.
Tlo lineup
Vale. Positions. Princeton.
vHrN ........ ....to tl.... ........ Ford
Pt~Ntrfh ...... .Tpiut ........ Garrison
H"r"ur. ... .... tuNerpnint - Humphreys
Burgess. ...... Centre ....... Peacock
So'u". ........ Rover wv. Humphreys
Mgr-tN .-....... Left wing ......... INNS
81 Donald .. Right wing ........ S,noeu
= ur..-Me. 9. Princeton. L.. tipais-
ii-.. period. burgess. 1870 .o,oud period,
: F.eu. 49, Burgss~. 1000. sweeney,
1880 Penalties tirs' period. SchNen. .
uirIte- tor tripping, P"scI,k. . minutes
~" tipping SweueN. . minutes for cross
rh' king second period. SVeucy. . min
uia- for tripping. SuhstltutiuU~-CpWan
'o- Peacock. C.Hrk-or for HIS Referee
william Russell Hockey tluh Assistant
referse.-l N,Grlth. Irish American 4.
Goa. julges-Frauk Ellison. Wanderers.
and e. Harmon. Irish American \ e
TimsrS-W j croker Wanderers. and e
v. Gilmore, NHte. Time of periods 70