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Princeton surprised the fans after 29 seconds of play with a quick goal on the varsity's Bob Bland. The Crimson took the puck from the opening face-off into the Princeton end and then lost it to the Tigers on the boards. Dave Hershey brought the disc up ice and passed to Tom Hyland behind the cage. John Cook, 1-Ivy wing and 1961 scoring leader, slapped Hyand's pass into the cage past Bland...
...Princeton lead stood for nine minutes of play. Tim Taylor's tying goal at 9:31 was similar to Cook's tally. Gene Kinasewich fought for the puck on the boards behind the cage. Chris Norris eventually flipped the loose disc out to Taylor, who was ten feet from the goal, near the face-off circle. He flipped the puck home although he fell flat on his back in the process...
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Kinasewich, the fancy sophomore, found the answer at 13:10 of the second period. He gathered the puck in his defensive zone, raced down the boards on his right, charged in on Chisholm, and flicked the disc into the nets after a quick fake...
...quiet of the crowd reflected the dullness of the game. There was some excitement, however, in the first period when Crimson defenseman Dave Johnston chased the puck up the left-wing boards. George Robinson of St. Nick's skating quickly from the opposite direction, also sought the black disc. Referee Bob Barry became the filling in the sandwich. There was a slight delay while "all the king's horses and all the king's men put referee Barry together again...