The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
pDJNCETON'S HOCKEY
TEAM BOWS TO YALE
pouoh and Tumble Game. First
Of series. Won by Blue,
score 3 to |.
coal TENDER YORK STARS

....- aspirations FOR champion
....N were practically killed
..r .U,I the orange and Black
.....I r, Yale at the st Nicholas
o.. .., l.-t game Of their series by
.., .. . -uts to ! There was more
... -.....,s,I INTO the game last night
... hos boom seen iu any other match
- ,,.. III or the scoring was done
. ..t period. but the second half
,ro,,. mHr. exciting. Tor princeton
srut tooth and nail to overcome the
s4,rta. eUdued by It's rival.
r.., sweeney scored two of the goals
.,- n.. t.tu. aud the other was made by
tv.s,r 600 D. rebound from a shot by Snc-
w.s.r u- q rebound from shot by Swe-
49,, o.,s mainly responsible for the Blue
,i.,or.. nui as a matter OF fact It. was
vo-s .sy Yale goal tender, who really
r,,d. '.c Tiger taste defeat lie stopped
IN kinds of shots and played the game
fr5r start 90 finish IN a way that few
o. the .u,u tenders seen AZ the local rink
have done IN the first period the Prince
ION Inc clearly outplayed the Yale line,
and II t.e Blue goal keeper had been
Nea. '.e Tiger would have scored early
and often ire only one that slipped past
him was a shot from scrimmase by
scHocI.
Although there we're only three penal
,es dur.ng the course OF the match, there
vas any amount OF roughness. and the
offenders bench might well have been
occupied hy players in every minute OF
MAY Yale luck was much In evidence in
his respect. for although the Blue was
tine chief offender the first man to be
chased from the arena was Hills of Prince
ton who got two minute rest for trip
ping Wiser. who played right wing for
Vale .n the first half. was the leading
spirit In the rough tactics. but failed to
get Put out OF the game. IL seemed as II
hi role We're 10 bump into every Prince
ton man ON the ice In spite of the fact
that he did make one goal. he did not show
much ability to play hockey. However. he
was a handy man to have around, for he
hooked sla~ he'd. tr!pped and bumped, but
always seemed to he lucky enough to get
m his fine work unnotced by the referee.
The prncetouians discovered his game to-
ward the middle ~ the period. and I'm their
behalf 10 might be said that Wiser became
wiser 20 q few tricks himself, for he got
some very bad humps and lost consider
able ~ his ambition before the half e.ded.
Murray, who WAS at coverpoint in the first
half and at right wing in the second half
FOR Yale. was a first class tripper too.
As matter OF fact II WAS on Murray's
account that HIS got his rest for the
Yale man iu making a try 70 spill HIS
Went down himself and Hills was accused
By the referee 81 having done the trip
rug in the second half Sweeney threw
: Humphreys 10 the ice with great grace
ard also with some presence OF mind, for
tap Priuce.onian was rapidly carrying the
puck toward the Yale goal. Sweeney
went off the ice for this. The play pre-
vented Princeton from scoring. little
later BierNorth, who had taken Wiser :
place. tried to emulate the example set
ug his predecessor and succeeded I'm get
ting a brief respite from the combat
t0nu did some great work for Prince
:-a ~ .vr.!nS away many good shnt
a, rh, goal which he was guarding. once
ie the second half he showed new trick
which annoyed the Yale players consider
3b.y. but gave the spectators a chance
20 laugh The Blue had brought the
puck Co the Princeton goal and seemed
sure 20 score, but Cohu calmly sat dowr
on the puck and saved the day The
lineup:
Princeton. Positions. Yale.
@ohu ............. Goal ............-. Norl
Cpwtn ........... POINT ...-......rt Herrot
J Humphreys o.. Cover point. Nurral
" Humphreys.... Rover ...........-Sw sweeney
Peacock ......... Centre ........ Mcdonald
Hil's.............L cfl wlng...........Di ckel
Getoen.. ... Right wing. ...,...: Wise
Score-YAle, 3. Princeton, / Goals-Firs
psuod-Wiser Hale. AIS: sweeney, Yale
SO Schoen. Princeton, 1900, sweeney. Yale
u co. second period-None. Penalties
First period INNS, Princeton, . minutes, 10
tripping. second perioo--Sweney Yale,
minutes. ior tripping: Bierworth, Yale
minutes, Tor ripping. Substitutions-Nale
Bervorth for Wiser Princeton. Floyd 10
Russell Hockey club. Assistant Referee
Ernie Gsron, Hockey ClLb. Timekeeper--W
=. Croker, Wanderers Penalty Timekeeper-
sT Patton, uogkry club, and Frank Ellison