The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

dpF gSSA lI II abb But fp Tie Il ilfs ~ q ss'chected, and
Wall, getting the puck, neatly lodged the
and shot from the side. OF the rink. II was 9
slow shot, but it had the right direction, and
landed fairly in the net. This give the Cres-
and the Crescents cheered, themselves hoarse,
When quiet was restored the, rooters sang
this to the tune of Sweet Kathleen:
New York A. c., n you must know,
We're bound to win, we've told you so.
Now don't be sad, and when YOU go.
Remember that we've told you So"
When the game was resumed Linton got
the puck and shot, but Strange was In the way
and the puck was rushed back by Gastleman'
goal was made. but the puck was called back
for ofslde play. and on the next play Walltook
the rubber into New York territory. passed .
to ShIrref, who was In front Of the cage, and
he scored the second goal, and again there
The game had been lightning fast and very
| for the visitors, The New Yorks' team work
was broken up and the Crescents seemed 70
DO able to 90 through their opponents = VII
A %scrimmage follow ed in front OF the Ores
cent goal. but the goal was 50 ved and a scrinl-
mage at the other end of the ring followed;
New York, You're playing slow" shouted
a Mercury Foot rooter,
NO, the Crescents are playing fast " was
the reply from the other side OF the. rink. :,
Dolby now got In the game He carried
the puck to the New YORK END ana DacR OF
the cage. From there he sent 1t out TO SHE
bier. who landed 1t inthe net without an effort.
This play was at once repeated, only this
ttp1s n S Msf he h,s'e sent M Il to 81 Sbi obi P"y Who !" was vas
side Of the ink had proved so weak that a
again lodged with the puck. took II, to the
corner, passed II out to Linton and the fifth
goal was counted.
not let up. They had their or ponents going
fast and evidently determineo TO pile up as
6n2o a sG9Fs as sBBI GsslfPFle was %h, tEne they next h oae the ne
tally. He shot from the side. The puck
struck Fenw,ck on The leg and bounded into
the net. Shirref scored again from a .scrim-
mage and then Dolby made the eighth goal
The Sew YorkeTs looked Einm ana the
They had not expected to. have thin s 80
much their own way. and during the inter-
mission offered almost any odds and mads
at even money that the New Workers would
not score. There was no use for the band IN
a c%onooit, :, nsing the club song, which is
a ia wore with all. II is sung to the stein
son R-heldelberg, and runs.
The Crescent Club The Crescent Club
Hs5 sons ,hey strive win al their might.
Their fame,s known far and near,
And when We Tear that name so dear.
Our hearts are nlled with pride;
And when we near that name so dear.
Our hearts are flled with pride.
In the second half the Crescents let UP
In their work and relied chiefly on defence
The New Workers. however, tried to rush
things and succeeded in scoring a goal; Gas
tleman had the puck and. shot. Hallock
stopped the puck, but. Castleman caught il
on the rebound and landed i in the neti Wal
made a fine lift the entire length Of the rint
skate. Linton to Shirref was the next play
that counted. Then Dolby scored from the
side. -.
Castleman fell soon after this and hurt his
shoulder so that he had TO retire. and Butler
took his place, and while the change was
Crescent rooters sang: We were only teaz'
ing, teaZiDg you,
Shiebler scored the eleventh goa from {
scrimmage and the last goal was made 10y
Linton unassisted. He Just walked up anc
put the puck in the net. That ended thu
game. The Crescents Cheered and the New
Workers replied and all went home. Th'
teams lined up as follows: