New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
THE CANADIANS WIN THE FIRST GOAL.

At the start the Canadians took care OF the norb
ern goal and the Americans OF the southern goal When
play called after a slight scrnnage In the centre Of
the field the ball was sent spinning toward the Amer
can goal II quickly returned and stopped by jun
Garln for the ToronOs. Bunnel helped IL along toward
the American quarters. and back It came ln danger
ousy near the Canadian goal But Aekenz' was tnee
A. ana he nearly Ebe whole lie 9Th OF the
field IA front OF the American goal The pec-aIon
cheered him. The ball dd not return to lhs
Canadian side again IN that game. Nearer aei
he American cont Tbc striped shirt rushed TO is De
fence. and confused struggle followed; but Il was Of
short I'D Sulth, with swIpe slot seAl iae
bah flying between tAe poles aud tue hrst s0d as "Ol
for tue canadians IN 5l2 minutes.
The Canadians smiled a sort OF Itod-you-so smile, DIV
the Americans looked IN no Wise disc0nce4ted
HoNORs MADE EASY BY THE AMERICANS
The sides changed goals for the second gle Outo
the scrmmage the start American caught up tie
ball and tossed it over to the Canadian goal. It wa
quickly propelled 70 the American goal aud for some
time there exciting play IN that neighborhood'
Wheeler and Brown dong good service for the Amerea'
Then from ont the confusion man with striped SHIT
ran with the ball far down toward the Canadian goal
cheoed 10y the sympathetic crowd. When stopped y
the blue shirt nc threw the ball Dehnd me tah.1
goal bnt thcre the inevitable Mckenzie got hold OF II and
sem IL dying over che American goal But the Aer
players were determined 10 wipe out their Geiea.
and fought in magnificent style. Again the ball Sai
iostled and buried TO the Canadian goal only TO Oe sen'
back again by Mckenzie. .
Excitement was running high Back and forth and
all over the field the ball was flying. The Americans re-
turned the charge with energy and pes'lency Ii was
now or never with them. -mson aud Nichols playing que
10 the other lodged number OF blue shirts and got Tue
bali near 10 the Canadian goal Nichols pass"duo
Marson when pressed too holly He pitched y rght n
front OF the Canadian goal. There johnson helped
along The blue--hirted men looked ANXIOUS Inc pau
persisted in lowering about their goal Nicnos canga
and by a scientific swlpc that was loudly applaufed,
threw it between the Canadian poles, desgn,
the. for once, .lnyulncrable Mckenzie. lLs
the Americans won the game In thirteen minutes
The Canadians looked somewhat surprised baI SUI
oontdent and the Americans were VlsiOy elateG
TWO MORE GOALS WON BY THE VISITORS.
Boh sides displayed great energy IN the next Same'
but It was quickly decided. Alter the face MENUS
cougnt the bail checked by Garyin. Again Nc sO'
1t and threw 1t toward the Canadian goal MAJ"
picked IL up aud made wild throw for the cana
dian goal. lie and Blight then had iiile tu's1'
for the ball. Marson getting away with IL ceYerD lA'
Gerry OF the Canadians got hold OF the ball. ran WIZ
for the American goal, and succeeded III pu'Vae,
through tine Canadians thereby "Ihutns tie
proved heeter runners than the Americans, pTVoS0'
Owing to their better condition. -, 49,, -, Tns
Inc next game was also quickly disposed o. 80
Canadians were NV IN high spirits, ana played i5.At
form Blight and Marson faced Tor TIC oAl. aptsa
S Soa| I'D smith took it up. and made
Shot ON the AIaerican goal Most OF the american
.tol ped IT, ana send IL down in The field. IL wsstM
thrown on the Canadian goal and sent lying oays
carried il up the reld and threw through the Aaenesa
goal Time OF game two minutes. ,,.,., rJ,yvs
resumed the Americans a.tonished everybody y uI
great Improvement In their play. Their defence hsy
nirable, aud their assaults were well executed.
fought with great stlbbornness ana cos..'yys
acquiring greater confidence In theinse.os
every minute, Wheeler, Brown ci ihn-
Gerud Stewart and Poe especially distinguishing -
selves. strive they might the Canadians couu
the ball between the American poles, nor on theoT-
hand could the Americans eyade The watchaos ,a
Kenzle and score goa for themselves Tho spcc,,I
were most enthusiastic and cheered every good pops%s
whoulsoever made and they had enough 10 10 p~y
up with them, there were many made INN "
called before goal was won. an. paa
The two teams will play again to-day on "e
Grounds, At 4:30 y. m.