New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22
ST. NICKS WIN EASILY
SCORE GOALS At WILL.
Wanderers SnozCed Under IN Fast,
Hard Fought Hockey Game.

BY the largest score of the seasonal goals to p
the St Nicholas hockey seven defeated the Wan
derers last night the St Nicholas Rink in the
sixth game of the Amateur Hockey League series:
It was the first game this year where the has
run into double figures, and it brought about
by the excellent team work and good shooting on
the part of the winners in the second half The line
played well together and went through the opposing
seven almost at will.
Chew and Putnam IN particular played excellent
combination and responsible for most of the
goals scored. the latter making of the II points
for mis- team. He has developed into a great for
ward, and was in every play. Gordon and Larned
also played well the attack. and they kept the
fight in the Wanderers territory most Of the time
II as good an exhibition of work has
been this year. and every man held his po-
sition
souther was. usual. tower of strength on the
defence and fed his forwards Cleverly. and Rich
ards played better than in any previous contest
Feitner. in goal. had comparatively little TO do.
The Wanderers fought hard. but they were out
classed, and while succeeding in holding the 81
Nicks down TO q to score in the first hall. tney
could do little with them later in the game DutreSne
the backbone of the seven at cover point and
played brilliantly, both the defence and IN the
attack The line was slow however, in shooting.
and the passing poor. There was too much
lifting the part of the forwards when gong down
the ice.
The first half was rather slow and untnteresting.
onds on pass out from behind the net One min
ute later the puck faced off in front Of the St
Nicholas goal. Putnam drew it, but Dufresne
rushed IN and, picking the rubber on his STICK
slammed il by Feitner taking the goal keeper com
pletely by surprise.
The game remained tied for seven minutes and
then Putnam put his team in the lead Larned had
carried the puck up the ice. and his shot being
stopped by Woods the rubber went behind the
goal, where Gordon secured fl and passed out to
Putnam, who beat Woods. Three minutes before
the half ended Putnam made another tally on
pass from Chew which Johnson stopped but was
too slow in clearing. and Putnam shot the rubber
by Woods One minute before the half ended john
son was put off for minutes for rough play
johnson had one minute of his suspension re-
naming when the second half opened, and before
he got back in the game Woods kept busy
stopping Gordons shots The Wanderers had an
excellent opening one occasion early in this half
wI:n Harmon and Mcpherson right in goal,
but the latter too slow in shooting and lost
the puck
Putnam made the first goal Of the second period
in four minutes getting right in Woods From
this point on the ST. Nicholas men scored almost
when they pleased. Larned getting the next goal
on a lucky shot from near centre. and Putnam add
ing three In rapid succession in pretty team work
with Chew. Then Harmon scored for the Wan
derers or a pass out from behind the net. Putnam
made the ninth goal for ST Nicholas after taking
the rubber from Johnson the opposing point man.
and Chew got the tenth after Gordons shot had
been stopped. The last went to Putnam, who
picked the rubber out from scrimmage and sent
4. by Woods.
The lineup follows: