New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
VICTORY FOR CRESCENT.
Hockey Club of Nesc-YorL Beaten.
10 to 6, in Fast Came

IN about one Of the roughest yet eleanest and
fastest hockey games seen at the Clermont Avenue
hink. Brooklyn In some time. the Crescent Athletic
Club defeated the Hockey Club of New-Yorlx Iast
evening. by score OF 10 20 g. The victory gives
the Brooklyn representatives the lead in the series
OF the Amateur Hockey League Dolby. whom the
Crescent Athletic Club thought 1t might lose on
account OF his business engagements. played last
night and as usual gave good account Of him
self. He was not in good condition. and his work
was so fast that he became exhausted in the second
half 4 doctor had TO work him for several
minutes before he could resume play.
one OF the largest crowds that has seen a
contest at the rink present. and applause
greeted every good play. by whomever it might
De made. The home team Outclassed the visitors
IN al departments Of the game In the second half.
and its team work passing and individual plays
We're brilliant. Raymond, the goal tender. how
ever, seemed a bit weak in the legs In the open
ing half he went down the ice twice in his at
teTnpts TO keep the rubber out Of the cage. HIS
poor work in this half responsible for talles
against his team. He improved however. In the
second half and made several good stops. Lifhton
played fire game for the Crescents. making four
OF the ten goals scored by his side.
The Hockey Club did not show the team work
that was apparent in their former games. The ex-
ceptionRlly fast work OF the Brooklyn men was too
much for them. Ellison's good work at goal was
often the cause for generous applause. While sew
eral Of the players were sent the ice with great
force, not once did the roughness seem intentional
Phillips took about dozen falls before the whistle
an example OF how fast a contest can be played
and Yet be clean Although the Hockey club was
beaten. its played for all they worth, and
were disgraced by any means. The first half
enedd in @ tie of 70 s. and II seemed toss-up
at the end OF this period which seven would be the
YictOTs.
II looked very encouraging for the home team in
the first half. After five seconds Of play Shtebler
sent the rubber into the net on pass from Lfi-
ton, and two minutes later LAflton scored on
pass from Shiebler. For the next few minutes
There were all kinds Of play, with a few desperate
scFammages. Then Phillips, on a pass from Bryant
made the first goal for the Hockey Club, and a
little later evened the score from scrimmage A
few seconds followed another hot scrinmage, from
which Shiebler shot the third goal for the local
team. and The tied again when Howard
followed suit for the Hockey Club.
Dolby then got in the fourth for the Crescents
unasststed, after bringing the rubber UP the rink
and going through the visitors line. Things again
began to look blue for the Hockey Club when a
few minutes later Sheriff. made the fifth But
Phillips shot the fourth goal from side. and moro
so short time after. when Bryant got in the
fifth for the Newly Workers.
Linton working like demon In the second halr.
made the sixth goal for the home team after two
minutes OF play. Thirty seconds later he went
through the visitors line in about pretty
fashion as seen in a long time and shot the sew
enth Then Dolby added TO the visitors gloom by
scoring the eighth on pass from Shleber.
O'F9yn. the Crescent point, lifted the rubber into
the opponents net from in front Of the Creseents
cage, and received the applause his feat merited
Tho only goal made in this half by the Hockey
Club was then scored by Russell from q sorimmage.
Lifdtoa made the final tally. The lineup and
score: