The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-12-01
THE CAME IN DETAIL.

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coin scoring from the side in 40 sec
onds' play. Eight seconds later saw
another ball rest In Lations' netting.
The credit of the goal was given to
Lincoln, but it would be hard to tell
who scored it ae it seemed to come
bobbing along of it's own accord, cleo
tNfying Lations on it's way, for the
great goal tend seemed unable to stop
it's onward progress, even If 1T did
come along at snakes pace. Bone
next got possession Of the leather, and
! a smart run down the side ended by
his beating Hefferman with an angle
shot that, however, refused to stay in
the netting, probably on account of
the great speed it went in with A
few minutes later a scrimmage occur
red in front of New Havens goal,
which resulted in Lincoln again lower
ing Lations colors Up to this time
the Blues had been playing poor and
listless game, and Providence had
things mostly their own way. At this
juncture Bone forged ahead and
seemed to infuse new life into the whole
team. A clever piece of play by Bone
scored the first goal for New Haven
amidst applause. The same player
few minutes later banged another into
Hefferman, which the big fellow re-
fused to let by. Bone ceverly caught
it on its way back and as cleverly sent
it behind Hefferman. The period ended
without any further scoring. The sec
ond period opened With the Blues play
ing very fast. The home team was
very aggressive in this period, Bone,
Whipple and Leydon giving Hefferman
all he could do to save his colors. Bones
shooting was swift and sure but the
big fellow smiled ana kicked them back
with the greatest ease. The Greys
shortly after this had a look in and
kept LationS guessing and guessing.
But Charlie was now playing a Won
derful game, and time and time again
was warmly applauded for his fine
work. Whiting got the ball down in
his own end and sent it at high shot
which passed through all the defense,
evading Hefferman and tying the score.
.rhunders of applause greeted this goal,
and the rooters' spirits began to take
an upward tendency again. Another
stringer from Bone came along and
entered the cage, but refused to accept
an abiding place, and play went on
until George once again got possession
of the ball and Hefferman was again
called upon to save. Time was called
with the teams standing even. The
third period opened up with both sides
trying hard to gain the next goal
Both goal tends were called upon to
save what seemed almost certain tall |
lies. But both were on the alert and |
made many miraculous stops. Whipple |
ultimately accepted pass from Bone, |
which Hefferman stepped out to in |
tercept, but Whpple eluded him and |
put the B1ues star on the ascendency. |
A third foul called on Providence took |
one off the visitors score and put the |
Blues two ahead Whipple and Ley
don were now putting up very hard |
game and Cunningham, Pierce, Lin
coin and the whole Providence team |
were playing hard to recover lost |
ground. Their shooting, however, was
weak, and at times wide of the mark
Several runs by Bone and Whipple
came near counting. Whipples shortly
after scored in good style, and was APP
plauded Providence made another
determined attack on Lations, but was
unable to score Give and take play
resulted for some time after which
Bone secured the ball and for the fifth
time during the game sent the ball
into the cage. Time was shortly after
called and the Blues retired amidst the |
applause Of the crowd winners of one
of the hardest and most stubbornly
contested games that has been played
this season.
New Haven