New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
pnMP FOR CANADIANS.
ocr NICKS" OUTCLASSED.
,,:.,o,;as Yin International Hockea
Match Without Half Trying.

,,.ernational game Of hockey played at
|..,.ho,ss Rink last night between the Vic
g. .sockev Club. OF Montreal. and the ST
io'lS Skating Club. OF this city. the Cana
Nl'-'e --,n easily ny goals 10 4. The winners
oS ,nst as easily have made fl 10 instead
ne - they clearly outclassed the local play
." every position and also IN team work In
0 .he St Nicholas team was unable TO force
- canadians 10 play what would be called a
-, oractice game.
visitors seemed 20 look upon the contest
- light OF 5olle and Bowie, the star rover
:. team, and one OF the best players in
- would continually pass the opposing
dis and make q shot at goal, and, il the
~. went wide stand and look at st. with q
- grin on his face. He gave a wonderful
.,.,.ion OF hockey. and scored eight OF the
. goals. No one could stop him when he
r going
rsurch was another good man on the for
Il line and the defence was strong Fry IN
= vras particularly lively. and at times went
:, a. bis goal twenty feet TO get something
p6o
cs--uthers and Souther were the only two
.s- who were able 10 carry the puck or do any
,,,g with the speedy visitors. They continu-
~ made dashes into Victoria territory. but had
:, support. and Hayward. in goal, played a good
sr,e paricularly in the second half. He was
nj quite Up 10 his standard IN the first part
IS 10 be regretted that the Victortas were
~. qitted against the Crescents. as IL would
fave been game worth going miles 10 see. Both
,ssms play Wel-nigh perfect hockey, and the
zane would have drawn tremendous crowd
Thlch was far from the case last night
II was the smallest house that has ever been
saar al an International match in this city II
-.,,TU he FuTo -sa
srretng themselves, as they would have been
compelled 10 do had the local champions been
their opponents II was clean game, with no
ore ruled Of for foul work
The game was late IN starting and when
Referee Dohley finally blew his whistle Evelegh
drew ne puck, but X Gordon checked him and,
getting possession, rushed down the right OF the
mi and from biscuit angle landed the rubber
n the net with one Of his noted swift shots.
me NiCtOrlas had not started Vet, but two
minutes later they evened the score. after Bowie
hsi lodged nearly every one Of his opponents
ana then easily slipped the rubber between the
I5ss
sts- lodging and fooling the st. Nicholas men
nd working 10 within a few feet OF the goal
alnly lifted the rubber toward the net, but il
Vas & careless shot and went wide. He uncon-
os-nedly looked at the puck with a grin on his
Ace as II 70 say, How easy" and made no
sro-t 10 follow il
The next time he came down the ice IN the
sane 6EshiuE style he took more careful aim
Euc easily COX by hayward IOF tDe second goal.
Hayward made a beautiful stop OF Bowie's next
sh0t and X Gordon took possession Of the puck.
Bowie and Gilbert, IN beautiful team work.
Ehn Ike lightning down the rink passing from
one 70 the other until Bowie was near enough
70 goal 10 shoot, the effort resulting in another
pont Church a moment later added another
ally 10 The NictOr1s, score. after q run down
ne size and then x Gordon followed with a
Fosl for 81. Nicholas.
TIE Irresistible Bowie then made Il five goals
sr The visitors. Gordon was next robbed Of &
roe chance 10 score by the fast work OF Fry
z goel, who rushed out 70 meet him before he
I'd e chance TO shoot Souther followed with
pretty run and shot. which was well taken
x's o. by Fry.
Bowie. Church and Eveleigh went rapidly
iVEn the ice together. and Bowie scored again
ter The rubber had changed hands half
sgsn tines Gordon made the last goal OF the
81 o. a shot from O scrinnage.
FOT he first few minutes OF the second half
u 81. Nicks" pulled themselves together and
tzyel better and SOuther and CarTuthers made
Ezs brilliant rUshes down the ice. but could not
e By The strong defence OF the visitors.
Bowie finally broke away and scored IN the
assst possible fashion. a second later he
IMPLICATED the trick. and made the score 10 3
Hayward az this point was called upon 10 stop
aEf dozen shots in succession. and proved
h-sef equal 70 the occasion on each attempt
Czrru-hers again worked down 10 Davidson, the
Victoria cover point where he lost the rubber
g.sr making hard ATTEMPT 70 score.
s0uther 6fterward met with better success and
he rink The redou'btabie Bowie just before
ne game ended 6rfbbled the puck the whole
iagth q the rink and without apparent effort
worked right 81 on Hayward. who was unable
. Eo5 the shot.
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