The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
HOT OLD TIME
 AT POLO RINK New Haven Quintet Beats New Britain in Toughest Game
 of the Season. LOCAL IN FINE FORM Pierce and Cunningham Too Fast for Hartford--Wa-
 terbury a Victor.
LOCAL IN FINE FORM
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
(By Official scorer.)

In the toughest exhibition of note yet exhibited at the Quinnipiac rink New Haven defeated New Britain last evening by the score of T to 2. Bone's aggregation played rings around the leaders during the first two periods, and caged seven goals while New Brit ain was unable to cage one. Both teams were penalized goal,
 Jean started in to rough it as soon as the game started, and saw an open ing when Saunders accidentally swung his stick within Close range of the New Britain center's face. Jean knocked him down and then they clinched It was an even battle, Saunders holding his own end up well.
 It took three or four minutes be- fore the men could be separated and then they were ready to go at each other again. Jean took the offensive, and Saunders the defensive. Rorty pulled Jean away and Farrell snd Bone guarded Saunders, This little vaudeville served to get the New Ha- ven fans on edge, and cheered Saun- ders and hissed Jean. A continuance of the Saunders-Jean combat was worked in at various intervals during the game. Jean proved the most reck- less of the players and had four fouls credited to him. Schiffer renewed his rough tactics of Monday night on Saunders, but the latter retaliated and lievened matters up some. Schiffer was penalized once and so was Saun- 1 ders The New Britain players were afraid to tackle Farrell for they kn9w thev would meet with the worst end of the struggle. Farrell, h,we"er, found it necessary to pay back Jean and Schiffer for their premeditated at tack on Saunders by holding both ci these men, thus getting two fouls chalked up against him. Bone and | Mccarthy managed to keep out Of the scrimmages. Instead of allowing theil thoughts to run in such channels they continued their attacks on the New Britain goal and continually picked away at Mitchell, sometimes success fully and again unsuccessfully.
 Tn the first period Bone caged th' first goal of the game, after eight min ntes and twenty-five seconds of play He also performed similar feat si1 minutes afterward. Farrell received A pretty pass from Mccarthy ten sec
 onds after Rorty blew the whistle and secretly slipped the ball into th' netting. Mccarthy allowed schiffer t' act the rush and then blocked th' drive and in twenty seconds drove tn
 bali within the limits of the cag
 for New Ravens fourth goal,
 The second period was also all NsI
 Haven's. Mccarthy was playing, m
 best game of the season. He oaEed' t W " goals in succession, the first of the sec onS peTiod and received great applause TTIin1S ana again he blocked schiffer and Jeans attempted drives, and ser
 the ball swerving in ancther directloi
 George Bone was another star. Ill
 work featured during the entire gam'
 The entire New Haven team were. alive and played the game of ,tnei { lives. New Britain couldn't touch then
 and seeing this they resorted to roug
 tactics. Rorty was kept on ms lop G GeS 4 fight to be given by the Pastime Atl
 letlc club next Tuesday night he rf
 ceived quite an ovation |,
 Tn the third period Farrell cageo U f1rst coal, New Haven eased up som' ! what and New Britain found then t selves. nd worked in effective passe Q Jean caging three goals.