The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-13
NANTUCKET LOSES FIRST GAME HERE Largest Crowd of Season Wit nesses Well Earned Vic
 tory for Boneyards. VISITORS ARE HANDICAPPED Cunningham Had Ankle Badly Injured in the Game With
 New Britain.
VISITORS ARE HANDICAPPED

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 New Haven, by hammering ofE to 1 victory from the climbing Paw tucket aggregation last evening es- tablished record of seven straight home game victories. The visitors were sorely handicapped by Gun ningham's inability to put up his reg ular whirlwind exhibition owing to severely injured ankle received from a blow from Jeans stick in the game of Wednesday evening. The splendid work of Heffernan at goal for the PawtuSset quintet kept down the score from the locals standpoint con siderably. The largest attendance q the year witnessed the game
 All of the Boneyards were in plnk of condition and controlled their posi- tions in championship form. McCar- thy, who has been holding ms own and q little more at times, was a shin ing star He was here there and everywhere just at the proper moment. He passed and accepted passes with more skill and dexterity than has been exhibited by him this season. Bone worked in his usually fast form and with Mccarthy had Pawtucket perplexed in nearly every instance. Farrell added another point \ to his record by being the best center in the league. His offensive and de- I fenslve work was tip top. StoneWall l Saunders was in the game every min ute, working when there was some thing doing, and also when there wasn't It is natural for him to con I tinually play, and he works hard. \ Mullen stopped the drives of the Paw tucket rrshes whenever they came his way, but the visitors were not very liberal towards making his accounts rise to any great extent
 The game lacked that roughness which has been exhibited So often in inc national league games. Saunders and Cunningham assisted in affording the spectators a little two-act vaude- q vile but the rounds were too snort $ and were not fought under the oueensbury rules Cunningham would z not act the part of scrapper ana 4 therefore Saunders would not # show any portent of a desired nstlc battle. The two men tugged away at each other seemingly getting un- usual enjoyment out of 1t.
 Mccarthy caged the first goal of the game in seven seconds. He took sthe rush and passed to Bone, who re- Inassed to the first rush, who drove & 5he ball within the limits of the cage gsThen 1t was pull and tug for nearly eleven minutes, George Bone breaking the ice by plugging the ball prettlly past Heffernan.
 In the second period Mccarthy started the goal making again. He ragged New Haven's third goal in fifty seconds Bone performed the fourth nperation on the Pawtucket quintet, sticking the reddish colored spherold Fl into the netting in thirty seconds, Cunningham caged the visitors first, ast and only goal on forward pass From Pierce. It was neat goal and she fans were unable to withhold a serv of respect for the performance. In the third period Farrell made his 2 1eb,it of the evening as a goal maker Raging the ball after long drive from he center of the rink. Mccarthy pu' he finishing touches to PawtucketS lefeat.
 ole replaced Bone during the las I've minutes of the game and put up bod game.
 New Haven. PaWtucKet' Z IcCarthy .........,........''..'. Flerce
 First Rush.
 Bone, Ole. Cunningham
 Second Rush.
 ESH Farrell ,,...........s' .,.,'....' MOoiiel
 Center.
 aunders ,.............t..'...'. CaHleloi Z Halfback.
 Fullen .,.............,,...,.. Herfernal Goal,
 First Period.
 Won by Gagged by Time
 ew Haven. Mccarthy .......... 70
 ew Haven. ..,. Bone .........,...lO:4
 Second Period.
 lew Haven. :. Mccarthy .......... 5
 ew Haven. t. Bone ............. 8
 awtucket. Cunningham ........11:1
 Third Period.
 ew Haven Farrell ........... S:3
 lew Haven. Mccarthy .......... 6:3