The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19
CANUCKS PLAY FAST
Aigonqulns Expect to Rush
Local lacrosse Team Today

Inc second lacrosse game of the season
VIII De Fought out at Lexington park this
afternoon when the Saints win be pitted
against the crack AIgonquins of Port
Arthur, Canada.
This promises to be an entirely different
game from that of last Sunday, as the
Algonquins are known to play clean,
fast game and depend entirely on speedy
running, rapid passing and accurate
shooting. They are the pioneer exponeAts
OF the style of play that now prevails in
the East, in which weight and strength
are secondary to speed and clever man
euVer1ng. The shining examples Of this
style of play on the home team are Bobby
Brown, Armstrong and Raymond.
1t seems there was method in the
Canucks withholding their lineup until
the last moment, as the list discloses a
truly formidable aggregation. AS was an
to the local men, in fact, are known or
at least the names are familiar wherever
lacrosse is played. Fauble, the goal
keeper, played last season with the 500
team Of Sault Ste.S Marie and was con-
sidered capable The defense is taken
care Of by Bowel McGallurn Give"
and they will make the local home exert
themselves to get by them. .Pat.s.Mc-
Clinsky graduated from the famous Mon
treaI Shamrocks, the present worlds
champions, and his connection with that
team is sufficient to make him a man to-
be feared. Billy Brennagh who plays
side by side with McClinsky, is probably
the most formidable man in the entire
lineup. He was the idol of the Winni-
peg fans last year when he played the
same position for the Shamrocks of that
ming the W. c. L. A. championship
Capt McKinstry, who plays outside
home, is native Of Port Arthur al
though he finished last season with the
500 team. McNaughton who plays in
side home. is known as a heavy checker,
and, although an average stick handler,
is given his position by virtue of his pro-
penStty to use his size and strength in an
effort to demoralize the opposing point
and goalkeeper Local fans, however,
have abundant faith in Haines and Ray
no terrors for them. The two Simmons
brothers were known in the East some
years ago and both were capable field
erS.
Little is known of the others. except
that Traer, who broke into senior ranks
last year, made good impression and
was touted as a conner" What he has
done so far this year is not known To-
cally.
The Saints will present an entirely diff
ferent lineup as far as positions are
but from that to inside home there will
be a changed appearance. Raymond, for
merly of the defense field, will be placed
at point, while Armstrong will be sta
toned at cover point. Murphy, who was
slated for first defense field, has been sick
for a week, but it Is hoped that he will
reel WelI enough 10 take MS pace. Inc
executive is banking on his being able to
appear. and in case he cannot another
switch around will follow.
Gaiseford. Sellers and Oehme come
next. Jimmy Allen. Jack Elliott and
George Kervin make up the home field.
The most promising feature of this trio is
their long familiarity with each others
methods. All three are natural-born field
ers and may be expected TO feed Brown
and Whyte as a home should be fed In or
er to attain results. Bobby Brown and
Whyte are equally proficient at shooting
under any and all conditions. and 1t is
safe to say that no opportunities will be
lost after the ball reaches shooting dis
tance.
Field Captain Jim Monkman has great
hopes of his team as they are now placed
and predicts the big end OF the score for
the blue and white. J. Halsted, who
refereed last Sunday will again hold the
indicator. The team will lineup as fol-
lows:
Port Arthur. St Paul.
Fauble .......... Goal ....F Halnes
Bowel ......... Point $50. A. Raymond
McCaIlum ....Cover Point G. Armstrong
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