The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-30
CALUMET PRESENTS PATCHED
UP LINEUP AND IS BEATEN
Mohawk Hockey Team Wins Game
IN olseisdom Last Evening, Its
Combination Work BEING
CleverIy Executed.

Nothing TO IT," This Is the way IT
was expressed by an ardent fan short
ly after the Mohawk Calumet game
got started in the Glacladom last even
ing and this Is also the way II looked
FOR the greater part Of the time. The
Calumet line-up was n patched-up af-
fair' but nevertheless put up lively
game Of hockey and kept the strong
Mohawk aggregation guessing every
minute. The ice was in excellent con-
ditiQn The game was practically
free from rough work and everyone
was forced TO play hockey at all times.
As Is readily seen from the one-side cd
score of to 3, Mohawk had It over
the visitors continually. Beleck was
called upon to stop a great many shots
which he did very neatly. the young
ster's work in the net saving his team
from worse defeat. Gray for Mohawk
was a little off color and allowed two
easy ones to go in while on the for
ward line Treglone and Uksila were
probably the fastest men, the formri'
figuring In almost every play. Mahan'3
work at cover was also good. For the
visitors, Peters was the fastest man
with Kaiser also showing good form.
First Half.
The puck was faced at S:45 and car
rled directly from the face-off into
Calumet territory whore II remained
until Chaput and Kaiser were sent TO
the fence for mixing. The puck then
worked into Mohawk ice where Hogan
took il from near his own net down
the entire ice but failed 10 score af-
ter making one of the most sensation
al plays of the entire game. Chaput
shot Mohawk's first goal fourteen min
utes after the initial face-off on a
pass from Mahan who figured with
Treglone in a combination i'm taking
the puck down. Calumet then rushed
I'm an attempt to score but with no re-
suit. Time had to be taken out for
Mahan who was bit in the head with
the face-off Treglone, Chaput and Tx
sila went down on a combination and
Uksila scored Mohawk's second. Brand
put in the third from a scrmmage in
front OF the Calumet net. With three
minutes to play, Brand scored again
by taking the puck behind the visitors
net and then slipping 1t in around the
post by clever stick-handling. The
half ended to o.
Second Half.
This half was hardly started when
Uksila was benched for raising his
stick above his shoulders to stop the
puck. Brand was injured and forced
to leave the ice. After taking out the
required time the game was resumed
leaving only five Mohawk men against
Calumct's seven. Calumet worked
hard to take Advantage OF the situa-
ton but failed to. score. .Chappt scored
the first one in this half eight minutes
after play had begun, getting the puck
near the Calumet net Kaiser followed
this two minutes later. shooting from
the wing and scoring Calumcts first
goal. Tregione and Hogan took the
puck to a position in front of the Wis
itors' net but failcf to score After
a pretty mix-up in which Hogan.
Treglone and Uksila figured Hogan
finally pocketed the rubber in the net
for the sixth. Kaiser scored the next
one unassisted. taking the puck from
center ice Chaput scored the next
on n pass from Ul<sila from behind the
net. Brand was ruled off for tripping
and before he had served his time
Chaput and Hall were sent Off for
mixing. Lonberg was injured and time
had to be taken out for him to recov-
or. Treglone scored Mohawk's eighth
and last goal from scrimmage after
he and Uksila carried IL down on
pretty combination. Brand was sent
off the ice when Lonberg was forced
10 quit on account of injuries. With
two minutes to play Calumet scored
their third goal from scrimmage' Os-
borne shooting. The game ended with
the puck I'm Calumet territory with tho
score 8 TO 3.
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