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...played. In the first half particularly, the University forwards would not keep together and the defence made errors of judgment that might have turned out fatally. The outstanding feature of the evening, however, was the all-around playing of Captain Morgan and Percy for the University and of Captain Schoen for Princeton. The former were aggressive when the rest of the Crimson team was sluggish and ragged, and the latter was responsible for all three of the Tigers' goals...
...scoring was started by Captain Morgan when he and Percy passed back and forth down the entire rink, Percy drawing the goal out and Morgan putting in an easy shot. Two minutes later Schoen shoved the puck out from behind the Crimson goal and it glanced off Captain Morgan's stick into the cage. Princeton forged into the lead before the end of the half when Schoen took advantage of an easy shot from in front of the goal...
...Rice and putting it past Ford, and Rice following a moment later with a long shot that got by. Baldwin went in at left centre in the middle of the period and within two minutes had made the Crimson's fourth and last tally, carrying the puck down himself. Schoen made Princeton's third score 13 seconds before the end of the game...
...rough game. Comey, Scully, Humphreys and Rice were all sent off the ice, Scully being penalized twice. Cushman was a strong factor in the Tiger forward line and Hills put up a good game but the greater part of the offensive work of the visitors was done by Captain Schoen who played the entire game notwithstanding being knocked out for a few minutes in the second half...
...same type of hockey, their ability to score depending largely on polished team-work between the forwards. In the passing game, the Crimson forwards are a shade better than their opponents, but the Tiger linemen are as a whole more accurate shots. This is true especially of Captain Schoen and Humphreys, the centre pair. In G. A. Percy '18 and E. O. Baker '17, however, they will be opposed by the fastest of the University forwards and the best man in the forward line defensive game, respectively. T. H. Rice '17, with six goals to his credit this season, holds...