The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-26
New Haven Quintet outclasses Waterbury, But Falls to
 Bridgeport.
HARTFORD CAPTURES TWO
Providence Wins and Then Loses New Britain Agains Drops
 from First Place.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
(By tlle Official scorer.l

Whirlwind mechanical team work by George Bone's polo aggregation proved fatal to the visiting Waterbury quin- tet yesterday afternoon at the Quinni- piac rink before a crowd of nearly l,6OO Christmas fans, and resulted in vic tory for New Haven by the score Of 10 to ?. It was beautiful offensive work combined with superfine defen- sive work which carved out the most complete victory of the game. Ole, who had during the first two and half periods been croucning outside of the netted walls of the rink, almost pleading for a chance at the visitors, was unloosed from the bonds by Bone about seven minutes before the close of the first period and allowed to play during the remainder of the game. He was without doubt the New Haven "Candy Boy.' his remarkable work of caging three goals before Ed Sulli- van caused the gong to sound, showing the end of the game, His team work and individual playing proved that George Bone, whose health has been slightly impaired of late, will be able to lay off and act as a substitute, Ole taking his place.
 A marked beneficiary feature of the game was that it lacked the usual roughness. Probably it was because the men have. a better opinion of Tommie Leahy's ability to quell any disorder amongst the players, or probably be, cause the prayers, having been in voIved previously with the annual Christmas loving spirit, had scruples against harming their fellow beings. The game was scientifically played throughout and for this reason, all though one-sided, was recorded as one of the prettiest games of the season. New Haven did not wait to give the visitors the honors of scoring first. but Bone, on 9 pretty pass rom McCarthy scooped the hard rubber spheroid into the Waterbury cage. From this in stant the jovial and merry fans were awakened and all throughout the game continued their loud applause for the local team Two minutes and fifteen seconds after this, Farrell by long hard drive, caged New H4ven's second goal Fahy, of Waterbury, gave the visitors the first of their two goals ir the first period shortly after Farrell had shot the ball from center for 2 goal
 Mccarthy tried in vain to get goa from the spot. He twice managed tc direct it straight for the cage but Gu. sick was wide awake and stopped the ball in it's flight The second period added three more goals to New Ha' ven's credit and found Waterbury working her defensive plays alone Bone carried the first of the three ir the middle section. He caged the goa after lodging his way down the lengtf of the rink and then scooping the bal carefully into the netting. Farrell goi in another of his telling long drives scoring the locals fourth goal. Me- -Carthy tugged the ball away from Holderness just in front of the Water bury cage and drove 1t into the net. ting
 III lllC llicl pNliOQ 4oQllS oNfNi NSA N4+N ball rolling, getting a goal three min utes and forty seconds after LeahJ blew his whistle. Fahy then happened to work through the supposed impene trable New Haven defense for Water bury's second and final mark. Me Carthy retaliated shortly after and go the locals seventh goal Ole was thel allowed to replace Bone and scored three goals in succession. His playing during this final session was the mos pronounced during the afternoon. H passed we'll received rr1em better ant interrupted the visitors passes witl an unknown dexterity.
 The line-uo:
 New Haven. Position, Waterbury Mccarthy ...........-.,.. .......... Dale
 First rush.
 Bone Ole .,.............a.. Murrd'
 Second rush.
 Center
 Saunders ........ ,.... Holdernes
 Halfback.
 Mullen s.....s-..-- .....ss.s. CuSlcI
 Goal
 First Period.
 Goal Won by Gagged by Time New Haven. ..-. Bone ..........., 6.1 New Haven. ... Farrell ......... 2:1 Mra terhuryl FahV ..., l