The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-20
BRIDGEPORT BEATS
BONES QUINTET
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Duggan and Jason Feature in
Victory for the Park
City Team.
NEW BRITAIN STILL WINS
Providence Proves Too Strong
for the Waterbury
Tailenders.


New Haven ...'s 1850 9nO
waterbury $500 7 .125
Tn one of the toughest exhibitions
seen at the Quinnipiac rink this sea-
son the Bridgeport crack polo team
walked away with to 2 victory over
Bones newly equipped quintet For
over a period New Haven played all
around the visitors, but then came to-
pass a change anG Bridgeport drew a
shade over the locals eyes and silently
one by one Gagged three goals, winning
the game. Bridgeport was handicapped
at the start by the breaking OF Dug
gins skate, which kept this player out
of the first period and part of the sec
ond. Obey, who was substituted in his
place, came far from equahng the
work Of his predecessor
1t was the first time this season that
the local fans were given chance to
see bridgeport in its prime. Jason, who
was with New Haven last year, was an
attractive object. His playing featured
for Bridgeport. Duggan, the while he
was able to stay on the floor worked
splendidly with Jason. They had the
forward pass, the onside kick and the
formation plays down to perfection and
to them and the great defensive work
Of Sutton is due the Park City teams
victory.
Bone played a good game for the
locals, but Mccarthy was a little off
color. He couldn't find Bones passes
nor the direction of the cage or hit
very few occasions. Farrell was in old
time form-rough when necessary, but
cool headed--and hard worker on the
other occasions. His drives were hard
but not particularly straight.
Woods, the Bridgeport halfback, was
injured during the latter part of the
second period Mccarthy and he were
hunting eagerly for a jab at the ball
Unfortunately McCarthy's stick
hooked in the direction of the ball
slipped and landed just above woods
right eye, inflicting a wound abou
half an inch deep The game was
stopped at this period of the game and
Woods injury fixed up.
Duggan and Miller had a fifty sec
ond go on the side lines during the
second period, but fortunately Referee
Mike Doherty separated the combat
ants before they came. to blows.
In the first period New Haven and
Bridgeport spent nearly seven minutes
before their goal line was crossed.
Jason Worked in the first goal After
swerving around, lodging both Far
reil and Mccarthy, the Park City
rush drove the ball safely within the
netting for the first goal of the game
Just forty seconds after this the
fans were brought to their feet utter
ing a cry Of JOY as Farrell with one
clean sweep Gagged the ball inside of
the Bridgeport cage, tieing the score.
In the second period Bone gave the
New Haven team lead of one point
by driving in a pretty goal. Nine min
utes had elapsed when Bone broke,
rushed down through an open field
and neatly drove the ball between SUIT
ton and the edge of the cage for the
locals second score.
Duggan and Jason were responsible
for the visitors two goals In the sec
ond period Duggan had just fixed
his skate and rushed on the floor re-
placing Obey. He broke through the
New Haven ranks and netted the bal
with a pretty side twist. Three min
utes later Jason put his team in tht
lead by caging the ball. During this
second period Jason put the ball with
ing the limits Of the cage, but in each
case 1t came out again and he had K
try again.
Bridgeport outplayed New Haven il
the third period at every stage. tt
passes and drives were spectacula,
and telling. Duggan Gagged the frs
goal of the period about five minute
after Doherty blew his horn. Jason
cinched the contest for Bridgeport b,
caging the final goal.
The line up:
New Haven. Bridgeport.