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Scoring an unexpected goal in the first period, the University sextet was barely able to turn back the repeated attacks of the powerful Princeton combination and to clinch the annual series with a 1-0 victory at the Arena last night. Time and again the speedy Tiger forwards swept down deep in the Crimson territory raining shots at Bigelow, but with flawless precision he turned them away. Repeatedly the brunt of the attack fell upon his shoulders and there were times when a score from a scrimmage seems imminent but he always managed to relieve the situation momentarily with...
Captain Van Gerbig took the initiative in nearly all the Princeton, offensives and with Davis formed a combination which was hard to keep away from the Crimson cage. His speed was a problem for the University defenders and when the Crimson carried the puck to the visitors' territory, the Tiger captain was back at his defense position in an attempt to assume once more the aggressive...
...second session was marked by a noticeable improvement in the Tiger shooting and the corresponding spectacular performances of Bigelow. Van Ger- big and Stout opened the period by carrying the puck down the ice to a close position in the left lane, but the Crimson goal made a neat stop. Several other shots quickly followed, but after a while Walker and Larocque were able to relieve the situation by making a short and ineffective sally to the Princeton end of the rink. At this point the game speeded up, with both teams striving for the aggressive. For a moment...
...Princeton hockey team will be at its best when it faces the University in the third and deciding contest of the Crimson-Tiger series at 8.15 o'clock at the Arena tonight. The squad is suffering no injuries from Saturday's game, and with only light practices Monday and yesterday, the team should be well rested for the struggle this evening. The University squad, too, will be in as good condition as could be expected after the injuries received in the Dartmouth contest. Beals and Guild are the only two Crimson men who are still suffering from ill effects...
With the hockey season reaching its climax this week, Coach Claflin sent the squad through a light work-out at the Arena yesterday afternoon. Tomorrow night the Crimson will meet the Tiger sextet in the deciding contest of the series, while the second Yale game will be played on Saturday. Both of these contests are to be held at the Arena, but if the Blue should tie the series with a victory on Saturday, a third game would be held next week at New Haven...