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Dartmouth bowed to her first defeat this year when the Crimson hockey team triumphed last night by a 3-0 score. At no time during the game were the Hanover men able to penetrate the University team's outer defence and their attack consisted mainly of long shots. At the same time their defence, in which their weakness lay, could not stop the speedy attack of the Crimson forwards, who time and time again brought the puck down in front of the Green goal.
Hall, Dartmouth's fast center, was the chief threat on the Hanover sextet. His rapid dashes down the ice and accurate shooting taxed the Crimson defence throughout the three periods, and his attack was exceedingly dangerous. As a whole, the forward line showed great strength, and although its passing game was not up to that of Coach Claflin's team, its shooting was formidable. Tobin distinguished himself at goal, making a number of spectacular stops.
The Crimson offence showed a great improvement over Saturday's contest, keeping up a speedy attack, playing an accurate passing game, and displaying superior team-work. On the defence much strength was shown in the way the dashes of the Green forwards, especially Hall, were consistently broken up before they had passed the outer defence.
For the first five minutes the teams were evenly matched; then the University's team-play began to be effective against the individual work of the Dartmouth sextet. However, the first goal, made by Baker on a pass from Larocque, was not scored until almost the end of the period. The second tally was made after one of Owen's spectacular dashes down the rink, when he passed to Larocque almost in front of the goal. Receiving a pass from Owen, Walker shot the last goal in the first part of the last period. The scoring in this game differed from that of the Yale game in that it was made in every case through team-work rather than by individual playing.
The summary: Referees: Rocque and Sands. Time: Three 15-minute periods. Penalties: Third period, Crosby, board check, two minutes: Foster, tripping, two minutes.
Referees: Rocque and Sands. Time: Three 15-minute periods. Penalties: Third period, Crosby, board check, two minutes: Foster, tripping, two minutes.
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