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...Crimson ice where the Tigers maintained a prolonged attack. For most of the period the play was down on the University's defensive line, but the Tiger wings could not break through and were forced to resort to long, ineffective shots. In the middle of the period Coach Gaw met the move by shifting Van Gerbig to a similar position with the result that play was materially speeded...
...early scoring in the third period precipitated a desperate struggle until Owen was finally able to break the tie. In the hope of overcoming the lead by bringing continuous pressure on the Crimson secondary line Coach Gaw used a one-man defense and kept four men up in front of the University's cage. In the last few minutes of play shots kept pouring in at the cage and it was only the sterling work of Bigelow that prevented another...
With the Baker Memorial rink at his disposal this season Coach Gaw has been able to develop an aggressive team which has lost but two games. The first contest, with McGilley resulted in a 3-2 defeat, while the second Princeton-Yale game was a 1-0 victory for the Blue after three over-time periods. Since the first Crimson-Tiger encounter, the Orange and Black has added four victories to its record, having defeated Hamilton, Bates, and West Point in easy contests. The first Yale game was also a victory for Princeton, the Tiger team barely nosing...
...around his stars, Captain Van Gerbig at right defence, and Davis at centre, which should cause the Crimson considerable worry. Just how formidable the Princeton team is, may be judged from the fact that, starting the season on January 2 with a 3 to 2 defeat by McGill, Coach Gaw's charges came back to defeat the Saint Nicholas Hockey Club 3 to 2, M. I. T. 9 to 0, and the University of Pennsylvania 13 to 1. Captain Van Gerbig has scored most of the goals for Princeton this year...
...Princeton comes to Boston with to hockey team which is expected to "press the Harvard team to the limit" if not to defeat it. Preliminary reports hall the Princeton captain as a second "Hobey" Baker and have the greatest praise for the other Princetonians and the work of Coach Gaw, recently in charge of Dartmouth hockey...