New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20

- -,,-,oa This wear he played phenomenal
rsrse He went through the whole opposing hne
repeatedly especially IN the second hail. When ne
got warmed up 80
.;-, when once he secured possession OF the puck
and started down the ice. But he missed his oo
-ea7, mate ShirrefY now with the New York Atm
le;ic Club -
On the defence Lifiton was ably supported ny
Kennedy and Scarborough. The latter is "hno-
:, vas his first game in senior company. and the
VIZ in which he handled himself made the Old
timers open their eyes With little more coach-
,,e he IS going 70 make one of the best men be
tween the posts in the league He is QUICK cieaIs
vel and has his eye on the puck all the time
Kennedy being forward man. showed the same
,s,5s,c,- as Linton 70 rush UP the ice, and this
made Scarborough's task last night all the more
difficult Harley another new man on the seven
made favorable impression on the line Inc
team IS il appeared last night will make the fight
for the Championship this year much more inter
esting than has been expected. and II VIII give q
good account Of itself against any seven.
The Hockey Club did not show Up as well as in
its game against St Nicholas week ago, but it is
q good team, and viii give the New York Athlenc
Club hard fight Bran and Keefe were kept too
well covered last night 10 get in their dangerous
shots but Reimund showed to much better advan-
tage than heretofore and Britton is a fast clever
man AZ right wing. Ellison and Russell played We'll
OF the defence. but the latter did not get IN as
many OF his brilliant rushes usual Hamlv ia
good player. but his place is not at cover point
He should be VI on the line. II DR. Mckenzie
could be persuaded 10 get hack into his old posi-
toR az point. the Hockey Club would stand
good chance against the strongest team in the
league which. Of course is the Mercury Foot seven
The game last night was clean. although several
men were put of fer minor infractions of the rules
in the second half il an extremely interesting
and exciting struggle
The first goal was scored by Britton in little
less than two minutes. It was brought about in
ne same way as the goal that defeated Princeton
last Saturday in the game against Harvard Brit
ioa shot from the right centre and the rubber
lev by Lflton and Kennedy and landed in the net
eeiore Scarborough il, the two men in front
q hin blocked his view Shortly after this Ken
neoy and Russell got in an argument" and both
went OF for minutes. ReimUnd made the next
'siy on pass from Bryan With the score 70 o
against them, the Crescents braced. but the best
ne men could do was to score one goal Hardy
oolng the trick a pass from Hawley- It was
ne prsttiest goal Of the game and made just
before the half ended
The second period told different tale; the pace
Was faster the hockey of much better variety
sno the individual work much better than in the
nrst period. Lif1tor played much better. and re-
peaecly went right in goal. but fell, missed his
ehot or his team mate failed to get his pass. He
vas finally rewarded however, he took the rub
Der down. and skating behind the net passed out 10
Rake who stopped the rubber with his hand and
shot quickly The puck rebounded from Ellison.
ana HaHley got II and slammed il by him for a
lsig that tied the game.
Hardy was then put off for tripping, and Ken
nedy sooa followed him. Bryan a pass from
remind the net made a beautiful shot. which was
eeferly blocked by Kennedy. who back on
ne ice but the former WIS TO be denied. and
soon tailed . pass from Reimund, but Liffiton
again tied the score a pass from o Rourke-
hhh FIVE minutes still to play and the game tied.
ne CTescents became Jveranxious and left their
goa unprotected. and Reimund. Bryan and Rus
fea tailed within. minutes while the best the
caanpors coulu do was get one more goal,
marcy doing tie trick a pass from Liffiton
The lineup follows: