The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-25
new WORKERS WIN AT HOCKEY
CHAMPIONS FROM CANADA
BEATEN IN A FAST GAME.

Home Teams Defence Very ZINE and
VlFitOrs Fan 20 SCORE I'm First Half Of
Game-1mtOn, Howard. CaSselman
and Bullen do Good WOFk-CIean q anne
lovers Of hockey last night witnessed 9
contest between the YiCtoriRs Of Montreal
and a team made up Of the best players In
the local league at the ST. Nicholas skating
Rink. II was a game Of hockey az 10 Is played
In Canada and every player except ono was
Canadian. The visitors. who have won
the championship beyond the border and
who have only been beaten once this sea-
son. were defeated the local players sCOT-
ing goals TO the Victorias 4
Inc game was remarkably taat one.
IL was tull OF fine plays, IN which all the men
on the ice distinguished themselves. IL was
q clean game too There was some tripping
but no foul playing. and the rough body
checks which must occur in game where
champions meet were taken good naturedly.
,i me All New YORK team was maze mn1 up OF
Linton who was captain, ana wall OF the
CTescenty. Castleman and Bullen Of the
New York A.. G., X. Howard and Ellison OF
the Hockey Club and Carruthers Of the Wan
derers. Ellison 4 the only American on the
team. The. Others are all Canadians who
have settled in this city. -.-.-, ~,
rush ~" The New VS YORK S toward line forced
The FhtiHS and oO6tnuaIy broke Up the
carried TO the visitors Roal and .Casselmsn
made the fret shot for goal. but failed
Then the rubber was rushed 20 the other
end Of the rink and Russell attempted to
score but the puck went wide Of the goal.
In about two minutes OF play Casselman
carried the puck toward the Victoria goal
and passed i to Bulen. who was In fair
position TO shoot. c, Howard Of the visitors
stopped the puck on the pass, but accidentally
sent 1t into his own net scoring the FIRST goal
against his own side.
The game got faster than ever and up
and down the rink the puck was rushed and
the players were fast getting out Of wind
Then Carruthers got the puck and dartinR
through the Canadian players sent II 20 Bull
len who scored the second goal for New YORK.
The third goal was made by Linton. who. got
the puck on a pass from Bullen In this hall
Linton Bullen and Gilbert each were sus-
pended for a minute for tripping.
The New York players we're doing the
Few players got by Wall and CaTruthers
and Ellison stopped several very hard shots
The Canadians showed some good team
work. but as a whole the team lacked snap
tired with sightseeing In the city.
In the second half Linton was the first
to score. He secured the puck from a lace
on near the ctoriae' goal and landed II
strategy. They succeeded in Turing Wall
away from his position and then rushing
the puck back got b. Carruthers and scored.
Russell sent the rubber into the net and c.
Howard assisted him in taking II up. Car
ruthera made the next goal on long shot
from the centre Of the rink Bowie and
Russell gave a fine exhibition OF team work
and Bowie scored, making the score to IN
favor OF the New York team.
One OF the most spectacular plays OF the
evening was made by Linton shortly after
this. He carried the pack through the en-
tire Canadian team. lodging very .cleverly
goal for the visitors unaided and c Howard
the last The teams lined up az follows: