The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05
MALL0RY'S GUARDS TOO BIG
Providence GOaI-Tender Wore Side Appliances-Waterbury Defeats
  :. Pawtucket.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

McGilvray's -Grays revenged their treatment by Rorty in Providence, Sat- urday night, by first influencing Tom mic Leahy that the shin-pads which Mallory wore last week and also wore last evening were not over nine inches and by also defeating the locals in whirlwind game by the score of to ?. However, surrounding their double victory there remains film of doubt as George Bone announces that he will protest the contest
 When Leahy stepped up to Mallory and measured his guards the crowd of nearly 2,100 fans hooted and yelled. Make him take them in" Leahy af- ter two or three measures stepped back and pondered, then measured them again Bone, seeing that he appeared in doubt concerning their size skated up to him and told him that the rule from Secretary Payne to each of the referees stated that there must be no side appliances on the guards. Tom mic, not having been home since the orders were sent out to the officials, said he had received no letter and that as the pads were but nine inches wide there was no reason why the game couldn't proceed Bone stammered words of protest while McGilvray, al- though knowing he and the referee were in the wrong, would not give in, but told Leahy to get busy and start the game Seeing that there was no use in arguing, Bone did not protest further.
 Hardy, McGilvray's second. was half of the Providence aggregation. He played brilliant game, both offensive and defensive. Four minutes and five seconds after the referee blew his whistle, the Grays' center rushed down the rink and with one pretty heave, sent the ball flying through the air and past Mullen into the netting. The remainder of the period was spent in reckless drives from one end of the rink to the other. Barney" Doherty, the big Moose, sought trouble with Warner, but our Providence friend got { a touch of the unexpected. Warner < took a few of the halfback's whlffs, then ' he stabbed in a few behind the scene \ blows himself. Doherty amazed be- < cause the local rush would not take a the hammering without retallating, ragged about like wild man. Warner M fplayed all around him, Bone continued N to take the ball away from him and N Farrell once or twice pushed him lsrather rudely. Doherty was abused
 
 N In the second stage of the game tgwarner on clever pass from George tfscooped the rubber past Mallory's bill boards into the cage, three and a half Hfmlnutes after the play started. tieing Wthe score. Shortly after this Bone kscored the prettiest play of the even Ring. From the side of the rink on the Mrun he drove the ball between Nal Inlory's guard and the corner of the lhcage. As Bone caged the goal he fell | That Thompson tied the score when lKthe period was half over
 In the final period, sProvidences lRstrong defense was impermeable while kDoherty and McGilvray penetrated 1.-the locals defense and caged three ,Agoals.
 iA New Haven will protest the game Ialbn ground that the goal tenders, ac- AcordIng to the ruling of the league lfmagnates at the last meeting and by lAPyne's official ruling to the referees Hare not allowed to wear side appli- Aances on their guards. Mallory is the W,nly goal tender in the league who snas not abided by the ruling. McGil- ,Afray, desiring to be obstinate. would a,ot allow Mallory to take them of
 saturday night, thus forfeiting the iEssame and also last night thus leaving
 he game under protest. Leahy claims Ahat he has not yet received notifica. ( ion from Pyne and as the guards t~ere but. nine inches wide he consid. Asred himself justified in allowing the Providence goaltender to use the auards and extensions.
 H The line-up:
 q New Haven Providence. 1Bone ....................... Thompson
 First Rush.
 NFarner. Schiller ........... McGilvra, |, Second Rush.
 Hl drTell ....1............. Hard E Center
 Evoods ..................... Dohert, I Halfback.
 Julien '-'''.... ...:......,.. Mallor. xA Goal.
 lIade by Gagged by Tim U First Pcriod.
 Providence . Hardy ............ 4:) I second Period.
 Flew Haven. Warner ........ 3:3