The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-09
ONES QUINTET IN FINE FORM |ovidence Totters to Defeat in Brilliant Battle by a Score of 2 to 1. lUNDERS A STONE WALL
 ne's Work Responsible
 Scoring All Done in the First Period.

By A. l.. Donnelly, Official scorer.) Beautiful passing by Bone, pretty hying of the passes by Coggeshall, hshing straight drives by Mccarthy, tone wall defense by Saunders, and Iendid work on the goal line by l Her were the causes of Bone's Elm poloists' hard earned victory over strong Providence quintet at Me Y's Quinnipiac rink last evening by score of 2 to 1.
 5 was one of the greatest battles ] fought in this city. The Provi- ce players lead by Bill Curtiss, former New Haven player, worked Slarkably fast. They came to this
 with double scalps from Paw zlzet. but they met their Waterloo the New Haven aggregation. All ! the local players were always alert Sir eyes continually glued on the spheroid on the defence. On the nse New Haven proved unusually bng. Bone's playing in this part the game was the most noticeable would dash through broken field players, and when near the Provi- ce goal he would pass the ball to Carthy, who on nearly every occa- would catch the pass and drive < traight for the net, For coolness one in the league has it on Walter #bitts. He was calm and serious ing. every second of this glorious &he, and his many stops were bor ling on the impossible order. The ling of Curtiss and McGilvrey of vidence featured. Both rushers he several drives from one end of rink to the other, straight for the ommy Leahy, the popular referee, 1 |io his debut in this city for this bon last evening. As he entered CT the low bar at the entrance of rink he was given cheer after ef by his hundreds of old friends Ehe audience. Tommy performed usual preliminarw duties of the ree and then stepped to the mid and anhounced the lineup for the nins. When he reached the fifth be on tne Providence lineup, Tib- shouted to him Make it Walter bits, please" This incident was owed by the expected merry round laughter
 urtis dashed up to the center > In Leahy blew his whistle, and < ve the ball to the side. Then be-
 the scrimmaging Football had equal in the grand battle which owed After few outside kicks
 forward passes in which both $ appeared to make but little pro S, George Bone dashed down the lodging first one then another k suit and drove the ball straight # the Providence boal line, lodging the netting for the first goal of game. It took just two and half utes to accomp ish this result. n. the black and the grey struggled
 strove with all their energy to a weak spot wherein they could lgh the ball. Bone did not find b a spot but instead made one lrnering and driving him way f &ugh the retreating ranks and King pretty pass to Mccarthy, ch the latter caught just as pret-
 and lifted the ball neatly into enemy's net. For four minutes
 five seconds the ball travelled k and forth with the surging mass 5 players, but at the end of this Curtis drew back his big stick, W on hot breath, struck at the ball
 drove it within the New Haven e. The rest of this period was a ses of tandem formations and line Is all to no effect.
 he second period opened with Me X thy taking the rush. Providence ,ted the last drop of energy to pull n New Haven's one point lead all to no avail. In his anxiety tc the ball and to keep Bone under ter as he was doing the most ef. E i've work for the locals, O'Brier ce tried to trip our manager ant n and also endeavored to pin hin 2. the walls of the cage. The excr
 was so strenuous for the players his period that Saunders broke on' his rollers and the wheel or farras right skate came off. Thes' ries were replaced and the strug continued. The teams were wei ched, and it was utterly impossible one or the other to gain any ad tage. f ho third period found the circuin lces unaltered. Saunders playet
 game of his life. He bucked ] Dked and drove with a superio ngth. During the first part of thi cd he nearly batted the bal bugh the roof. An impermeabl' lcture at the top drove the bal k into the crowd. It was slashine ing and guarding all the while t effect during the remainder of thi cd. and when the bell rang at tn clusion of the period and tn he ended, the score was the sam' n the first period, New Haven } vidence 1.
 he lineup:
 he lineup:
 ew Haven. Providence. Earthly ........,....',.... CuIfIS
 First Rush.
 'z @ ...,...,.r.......s'' MCGiiNSl
 Second Rush.
 ggeshall s.,,............,.... O'Brie
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