The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
PRINCETON NO MATCH
FOR HARVARD SEVEN
Crimson Hockey Team Finds n,
Great Trouble i'm TrOuncing
Tigers i'm Rink.
FINAL SCORE Is 1 TO

Haryard's hockey team showed about
as much ability as any team that has
played at the St Nicholas rink this year
and defeated the Princeton seven last
night by a score OF to l. The one
thing at which Harvard did not excel
Princeton was team work, but the Grim
son skaters had more speed. shot more
accurately. put up stronger defence and
attacked with more vim.
The Tiger did his best work In the first
half when he held Harvard down to a
single tally, which was more or less Of
a lucky count made by Morgan after a
long rush down the ice before the teams
had warmed UP to their work The
Orange and Black had many chances TO
score In this session. but bad shooting
threw them away Time and again the
Princetouians CARED the puck from one
end OF the rink to the other on perfect
passing and machinelike teamwork only
To have the work go for naught as a drive
went wide OF the cage Then. too, Wylde
the Harvard goal keeper. was a thorn
Ia the paw OF the Tiger for when the
shots did come straight he handled them
with ease and turned the assault away
from the case which he Was protecting
From the time that Morgan made the
first tally OF the game, the only one made
, I'm the opening half. exactly minutes and
p seconds after the beginning OF play.
neither the Harvard nor the Princeton
ruoters. who were out in force. got much
chance to exercise their vocal cords The
play was about even, the puck making
rapid flights from one end OF the rink to
the other. Cohu, the Princeton goal
| tender, did not get as much chance to
show his ability as did his rival at the
other end OF the arena, for the rubber
stayed ia Harvard territory most OF tho
I time when IL was not Ia midrnk. lie did
; manage, however, to shake of couple ~
1 shots that were we'll directed and Incl
dcntslly those that he did turn aside
! forced him to perform some acrobatics
/ The Harvard skaters showed that they
were good starters again in the second
/ period, for in just little more than a
minute of play Townsend shot out Of a
scrimmagc. and carrying the puck down
the ice all by himself. hosted one into the
cage right past tho unsuspecting Cohu
This was a time Of rejoicing for Harvard
men both on the ice and off, for they had
not felt over comfortable with their scant
. lead OF one tally.
The period of joy, however. WAS shortly
/ changed into one Of gloom for the Grim
son. for hardly had the Harvard pha-
/ lanXcs In the seats around the rink
finished shaping one another on the bacN
when Schoen Of Princeton hshed the rub
7
with ease. This was Ptinceton's first
/ score and proved to be the last.
The Orange and Black then went after
/ Harvard hip and :h:sh. and the speer "'
/ the game increased with every second
/ So desperate was the effort OF PRINCETON
/ OF the seven tried to score every time
l OF the seven tied to score very time
| he could lay a stick 20 puck. no matter
/ what part Of the rink he was on. Wyde
| had the time Of his young life in trying
not TO overlook any shots that were
/ aimed at his cage, but he rendered a
good account OF himself
After about twelve minutes OF this kind
of vicious attack the strain began to tel
on the Princetonians and even the good
. Old college spirit could not quicken their
tagging strides. Then Harvard saw hel
chance and carried the fight to her rival
believing that offence Is a good brand OF
defence. once the Harvard attack began
I'm earnest II was not long before a goa
was scored, Phillips turning the trick from
scrmmagc Al the time that Phillips
made his tally Harvard had eight men or
the ice, Wannamaker having gone In FOR
Townsend before the latter left the game
Il WAS really that goal that ended Ia,
aspirations - the PrinCetouians. but they
came back with sharp fight for a minut,
or so. Then Wannamaker decided thai
1t might be good idea to show whai
excuse Harvard had for putting him II
the game and he carried the puck out o
a scr1mmage for the last goal. The Ticel
sull fought. but the speed of tho Crimson
had lOosencd his teeth ana dullod hi,
claws ~ he spent the rest or his tim,
In warding OF tho onslaught Of the Cam
bridge boys The lineup: