The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-10

Just because Miller and Pete Wood got
into the game with life and energy. and
devoted themselves to caring for Lewis
and Hart the All-Stars had a compara-
lively easy time with the champion Low
ellis last evening and captured the second
contest In the four played in the post
season series between tho two teams at
Infantry hall last evening.
II was a rattllng good game TO witness
end the way the players got into the
game was particularly pleasing and kept
the fair crowd OF spectators enthusiastic
ell the time. There are no better moor
workers in the game than Wodtke and
Pierce and with defense that will Keep
tha hau coming nm Ia them they will
make life dark and dreary for any de-
fense
And that was what the All-Star defense
did last evening The Lowells played as
cleverly and aggressively as ever ana
worked strenuously 20 win. but the de-
fense of the All-Stars was there at all
times, the work OF Miller and Wood being
q pleasing surprise To the crowd Inc
cleyerness of Pierce and Wodtke was new
er better demonstrated. for they were IN
every play and every scrimmage. ana the
way they worked the ball around the dc,
fense OF Jean and Holderness was well
worth seeing.
Tommy Holderness once resorted 10 MS
famous hooks'but a foul promptly called
somewhat discouraged this feature OF his
play and he was not so free with his ar
fections thereafter. There was not much
team work on the part OF the Lowell f1ve
and there was systematic handing-up the
ball on the part OF the All-Stars that
counted heavily against the champions
The game was fast at all times. IL took
Just a minute for the elusive Dickie
Pierce to land the first goal and IL was
x,ntn slammed
one behind Mallory. Then the All-Stars
forwards pushed In the rubber for six
consecutive goals. Pierce getting the last
one on two drives. II was all over, ap-
parently. but the shouting for the game
the All-Stars were playing would win AT
any time and In any rink.
Before the second period was begun
Referee Connell presented boquets TO
Lewis and Hart, and IL may have been
that this act OF appreciation took the
breath OF the rushers away. Az all events
the lively Dickie Pierce started the work
with a vim that was refreshing and ne
hammered in a couple behind Mary Ann
I1bbetts before the Lowell rrshers re-
covered and the score was To
Some were unkind enough to say that
Mary Ann permitted the ball to go by
him In hopes OF getting. boquet MN
self. but while II might have been that
something was coming TO Mary Ann TX
proved 10 be nothing but the little red
pill and IL was coming swift ana olten'
With the score so greatly against them
the Iowells resorted 10 long range work
and Jean began practice with his lS-lnch
guns and Lewis also showed disposition
TO do some golf practice that placed
couple behind Mallory.
The An-Star tried the same game WIN
a good deal OF success and the period
closed with the score to 3. only deluge
of goals would win the game and thefe
was no need OF this ever eventuating ior
Miller and Wood were as strong and en-
ergetIc as at the opening OF the game;
OF the three goals made In the third
Pierce got two OF these and Lewis drove
the other home. Tonight the teams VIII
play at Lowell. The summary: