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...team was in general finished and effective and its two points were the result of good team play. Macleod shot the first goal for the University team and the second point was made by M. Newhall, one on his passes luckily glancing from Olcott's skate into the net...
...face-off Chew secured the puck and immediately made Princeton's only point in the first half. The shot was a lucky one as it glanced from Willett's stick into the net. Pell then scored for the University team after a scrimmage directly in front of Princeton's goal. The second point for Harvard was also made by Pell, after carrying the puck the length of the rink. Just before the end of the half Macleod shot the University team's third goal on a pass from Townsend. The period ended with the score 3 to 1 in Harvard...
...defeating N. W. Niles '09 and E. C. Cutler '09 6-2, 6-2, 7-5. Sulloway and Cole played a very steady game, but their victory was due in part to the fact that Niles' and Cutler's play was very erratic. Both teams played at the net whenever possible, but in the third set Niles and Cutler lobbed considerably. Niles served excellently, as he has all through the tournament. There were several good rallies at the net in the course of the match, Sulloway generally starting them and then withdrawing to allow Cole to drive or smash down...
Sulloway and Cole worked well together and entirely outplayed there opponents. They stayed close to the net, and were able to place their returns very accurately. The second match was much more interesting than the score would indicate. All four men worked hard, but there was a tendency to drive, and many returns were outside. The feature of the match was Niles's excellent service...
...entirely unable to cover his court. Coleman made a number of good returns, but he could not place them out of the reach of Niles and Cutler. Niles's service was effective throughout the match, and both he and Cutler returned well, their shots at the net being especially well placed...