The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-31
CANADIANS DEFEATED
IN SlASHING GAME
St. Paul Lacrosse Team SDurts
at the Finish and Wins
Fast Contest

Il looked blue for st Paul in the first
half Of the second quartt-r. with the score
500 ., St Paul 3, but the Saints pulled
themselves together and by brilliant
squirt in the third quarter scored four
goals in succession and secured COM
handing lead Score, St Paul IL 500 g.
II was plainly TO be seen that the plan
OF action OF the SooS was TO ser a heart
/, breaking pace from the start. secure big
lead and then devoted their energies TO
holding OF the Saints until time was uD.
And but for the fine playing of the local
defense these tactics might have won
out Haines in goal was called upon to
stop great many shots. and he did his
work We'll, although towards the end OF
the game he seemed TO let down a little
and did not put up his. usual game. When
II IS remembered that Frank was brought
out OF a sick bed u go in the nets
against such swift home as Cowie
same douglas and Graham. he is entitled
70 lot or credit for the work he did
While some shots that went in seemed
easy others that looked like sure scores
were deftty turned aside.
Raymond. too, went on the field a sick
man. and while he made difficult shots
and daring runs down the field. he could
not be expected to Diay his usual star
game Raymond in form is depended upon
Dy The Saints to handle two men. and
there IS no one more capable. As it was
ne made some plays that started the fans
10 vigorous applause. On one occasion he
secured the ball on the defense field eiud'-
ed three red shirts in rapid succession
ana carried the ball into the enemy's
country where after a pass 10 WHITE
and quick return. he shot the BAH in
the net.
Extremes Meet
Big Ed Murphy was in the ifrueIieht
and as usual had as his check a CIiTT1in11-
tive player in the person OF Behan But
what Behan lacked in size he made ND
IN strategy. and with the possible excep-
tlon or Cow1e was the most dangerous
man OF the visitors attacking division
Cewie, former st. Paul man. did lot
or work around the local nets but was
subjected TO some criticism for WHIT
seemed ike a deliberate attack on Ker-
Win. who was compelled to retire with a
DauIY split ear For this 6SoWia was sent
TO the fence for the rest of the game
Behan came in contact with Murphy s
SUCK IN the early part OF the game and
SUFFERED a cash in the forehead Elliott
also look the count in the second quarter
out was back in the game in q few min
uleS- Mcklnstry, the visitors goal keep
ef, interposed his eye against a swift shot
from WhyteS stick and a minute later the
ban was bounding from various parts of
MS BODY as he brayeiy fought eff a con-
certeG attack by the st. Paul hsrne
When Lewis relieved and the DANGER vx--z
past it was seen that McKinsfrv had one
eye closed and q painful cut in his
cheek, and the game was stopped while
the doctor ministeEed TO him.
Throughout the game however the
best or feeling prevailed and the injuries
generally were trivial and taken in rood
part
Saints Change Positions
At the beginning of the third quarter
armstrong was transferred to the home
held and Brown took his Mace on. the
defense The change proved TO be a gooII
one and the spirited attacks of the Saints
were productive OF four goals in rapid
succession
In the last quarter the Saints home
carried the ball from stick to Stick right
down 10 the 500 nets and Elicit drove fte
BAH INTO the net Tor the twelfth score
but the whistle had Just blown for the
call OF time and the goal does NOT 90
down on the records
About 1-U0e saw the game and after
the Saints struck their gait in the third
quarter the cheering was loud ana con
t{nued
The teams lined I'D as follows.