The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-14
WAS ROUGH -AND- TUMBLE
Eight Fouls Called by Rorty to Qucnch Highly Excited Playcrs-Strong
 Playing Throughout.
NATIONAL POLO LEAGUE STANDING
GAMES TONIGHT. Fall River at New Britain. Bridgeport at wtucket, Providence at Brockton. New Haven at Worcester.


 Providence at BroCkton
 New Haven at Worcester
 Smashups and rough tactics were galore, hstic encounters furnished widest excitement for the fans. and something else to tho participants at the Quinnipiac rink last night Every thing was in q state of turmoil at tho New Haven and New Britain contest even Fair Haven The polo gladia- tors, with an egg thrown in to make inc blood curdllng scene more cfec- tive, fought bitterly in tho arena for z win, which finally moved in tho di- rection of the Boncyards, only after two and half minutes of horcely contested overtime play had been in- dulscd in and to q to sign.
 Ono of the hardest, rough and tum- bc, hop, skip and jump contests wit messed at the rink this season, was that memorable one of last night with poloists as tho bad actors. Con tinual holding, tripping, and rappng all had their turn last night. Roaring Red Rortv who has been i'll all week with a severe cold, forgot all about his malady when he saw that battle royal.
 The eve was resplcndant with all kinds of stunts and Gardner connscat- cd his full share of them. Of course ! Gardner couldn't tolerate any back talk especially f that tnsnlence man. ifested itself in the form of an auda cious slap, and when Duecan of tho visitors was cornered hy tho local halfhack the Hannaite objected and vented his feelings hy q dig al Gard ner
 Gardner, our always quiet and un- ! concerned hafhack, narcd up at this movc and Immediately went on the rampage He wiped tho dust with RngRan, at tho same time helping himself For once our Gardner be- smerchcd with dust, completely lost his goat, and then he began smashing into any grey suit that obstructel his view, Three fouls on real naughty Gardner, dctracted one goal from New Havcn's bulletin, but too sad, There ! had been nothing doing as yet on the locals score board
 Jean patiently cnntented himself with merely banging Bone np against the sides of the rink for the nrs, two periods. Then 70 h'e Frcnchman. an noyed by the continual trick resorted ! to by clever Bone in neatly foolinc him, added the third foul to his team, mates two, and lost tallie for his aggregation Taking mistep in a waltz, Jean unconscIously ripped Bono 1 In tho overtime period for another foul.
 Foul was the cheer of tho night and | the contest was hummer from the start to the finish New Haven played strong for the first half of the frs, ! pcpod and then came Harkn's goal, soon followed by Jeans beautiful shot the length of the floor The outlook 1 for local victory was slim with Pence stopping everything approaching him New Britain completely outplaycd tho locals during the rest of the period displaying beautiful team work. Pence had his eyes peeled, but not sufficient to prevent one of Bone's from 1 finally passing him. Our reliable George was on deck and In the second period evcned up for his mems three ] fouls by caging a beautiful goal Fighting was strong on both sides bu, neither side tallied,
 Fighting an uphill fight with q two tr nothing score facing them in the fnal session, the Boneyards exhibited pra lse worthy spirit. Duggan caged his goal, but Bone was again on hand and put another by Pence amidst tremendous applause Griffith our young center who had been doing superb blocking all evening shot the tie goal just before the period finished causing an overtime session. His shot was certainly a beauty and everyone was on his feet when the score was tied warner, who had hidden in obscurity throughout the evening, sparkled at the moment, cag- ing the winning goal. The lineup: New Haven. New Britain warner .......,......,......., Duggar
 First rush.
 bone ''.'''..',',.,.,,,..,, HarKins
 Second rush. IbTlHltn ,.,.,s.,,,,,..,.,,,,, Jean
 Center.
 Gardner ..,....,...,,,..,..,.,H Holderness
 Halfback.
 sutton ,,,..,.,t,,,,,,,.,.,.,. Pence
 Coal
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