New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
VICTH0RIAS BEATEN.
4U-Nesc-P orEc Hockey Team Score
Notable V9ctoru.

The Victoria Hockey Club of Montreal cham
pfons of the Canadian Amateur Hockey League,
defeated, goals to H. by the All-New-Y York
team last night at the st. Nicholas Rink. 1t
the hardest and fastest game of the season.. and
from the face-off until time called the terrific
pace did not slacken. 1t hockey of the finest
hard checking, fast skating and good team work.
The Canadians were outplayed in the first half,
three goals to their being scored against them
but they turned the tables in the second period of
play and had decidedly the advantage. especially
in the latter part of the half, when they shot four
gaols to three for their opponents.
Russell and Bowie of the visitors. two wonder
fully fast and clever forwards, always dan
gerous when in possession of the puck Lifiton and
Howard were their equals, however on the attack,
and these four men, the forward line, gave a
fine exhibition of brilliant hockey. Wall, as usual
was the mainstay of the defence and the clever
and cool way IN which he met his onrushing OPP
ponents brought forth continual applause. He
frequently made dashes down the rink and into
Victoria territory. Carruthers and Ellison ably
backed him up on the defence. The Canadian de-
fence was weak. although Bellingham, at point in
the second half, played a good game Sheriff. who
had been picked for rover the All-New-Yor
team. too i'll to play and Bullen took his place.
but did not play in his usual form. Castleman
played good game at right wing.
Z. Howard drew the puck on the opening of play,
but lost it to Lifton, who carried it into Canadian
territory and made a fine shot. which we'll
stopped. The puck was carried up and down the
ice for q couple of minutes. when Castleman got it
and carried it down the rink and passed 1t to
Lifflton c. Howard intercepted the pass. and in
attempting to knock 1t behind his own goal put it
into the net instead A minute later Buen added
another point to the local nice shot from
the right. Liffiton put off for tripping. and
Bowie and Russell got in fine bit of team work.
but the latter's shot wild.
Rupert Howard then made of his lightning
rushes down the ice, but TO no purpose and Bowie
returned with the puck. but could not pass Wall.
wall lIted INTO the visitors ICE and Bulen rushed
it to 1iftiton who made the third score. Bulen
went off minute later for tripping. The half
ended with the home players safely in the lead.
Shortly after the beginning of the second period
Lifiton got goal after splendid individual effort
The pace was getting faster than ever and the puck
was first at one end of the rink and then the
other, with the visitors little on the ag-
gressve After several brilliant dashes on the mart
of Bowie and Russell the latter finally Gagged the
playing better every minute. and Bowie Russell
and Howard We're continually shooting, but the
good and no goals resulted. Carruthers finally shot
out of Scrlmmage in front of his goal with the
puck. and, skating the entire length of the rink,
ute later and did the trick on pass from
Russell
couple of minutes later by the finest play of the
evening, lodging half his opponents and getting
right in on Frye. who could not stop him Wall
into the Victoria's ice, and Frye made splendid
stop of the latters shot. Russell who was now
made attack after attack on the New York net
but Wall always in his way. Bowie's good
work was rewarded by a nice goal unassisted.
dams trying hard to score and one of Bowie's
shots struck the goal post and glanced out G.
before the call of time a pass from Gilbert
A big crowd was in attendance. The lineup fol-
lows: