TIGERS TAKE CHASEMEN IN LAST MINUTES

Princeton's captain, Dan Stuckey, spelled disaster for the Varsity hockey team as his six chalked up a 4 to 2 victory over the Crimson in Hoboy Baker Memorial Rink at Tigertown Saturday night.

Not only did Stuckey go the hat trick one better, but all four of his goals were unassisted, and two of them, coming in the game's last four minutes, entirely changed the complexion of a previously evenly matched contest.

Third Line Scores Twice

Both of Harvard's tallies came from the sticks of Coach John Chase's up and coming Sophomore third line, which continued the work started against St. Nicks earlier last week. The puck Chasers kept very much in the game until the last four minutes, and especially during the second and most of the third period they kept the tigers pretty well caged up in their own back yard.

However, faulty shooting and an inability to keep Stuckey under control for any extended period of time, finally caused the downfall which pushed the Crimson back to fourth place in the Pentagonal League.

Stuckey Scores First

From the face-off, Stuckey, the Princeton captain and center, aimed a shot which put the Tigers ahead 1 to 0 when the puck was deflected off George Dreher's skate into the cords. Harvard evened the count in the second period when Marc Beebe scored on a pass from Johnny Burton.

In the wild and woolly third Princeton went ahead again when Stuckey counted on an unassisted dash, and then the Sophomore tied the score at 2 to 2 as Earl Acker tallied on passes from Burton and reserve defenseman Chuck Griffith.