New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
SI.NlCkS In DEFEAT
SOCTHER GETS BUMP
" anderers Win Sensational
Game of Hooker.

The Wanderers Hockey Club defeated "a.
81. Nicholas Skating Club at the 81. Slc5o'
las Rink last night by 2 goals 10 2 in
one Of the most sensational hockey zanas.
ever seen in this city. Souther. the =.
-'ieholas co-erpoint. was knocked out sartv
In the second half Putnam received ,
nasty cash over the eye. the Two CIegaor,,
colIided and were unable TO continue <a-
hVe minutes. and Smeat hurt his hip oas,r
In q fall
Souther's accident stretched him or n.
I'VE minutes IN a ssni-conscious condir;on
but while he was unable % Continue usav
The physicians az .hs rink said he was NJ,
seriously injured.
The unfortunate incident took pIacs sao-..
ly after play started IN the second hal.
when Southern was rushing down The ~,
side OF the rink with rhs put and rr,-
fresns went into him az full speed kncckf-z
him against the hoard. As he reI -,
head struck the side and he had - :.
carried froA the ice. Dufresre was r,l.4
or for ten minutes for the unnecessarily
rough check. and as 10 one was suest.-u,ss
for Scuths-. and Harmon went cs 20 svs,
ID. it le<t the Wanderers with i've u,eu "a
their opponents six While Dufrssas vs.
With the timers. 3 CIeghorn was pu- -
leaving only four Wanderers On the ice
s. Nicholas might have wen TIE za-.
tnen and there but chances 70 score r-~.
thrown away by foolish onslte plays
Ine first half ended In a tis. with On.
goal each, and in The second reriod. .ha
Wanderers. IN srsts o, having ere NJ,
less on tbs ice. took the lead when so-az,.
Ceghorn scored Pen soon s~enss ia
score, however. but when D-1srssrs cam.
back On the ice, and Just six seconds be-
fore the call OF the game. Cddis C,ez1o-,
tailed the last and winning goal mas
sisted
While the teams were rer-esentss ~
thsir full strength. the Wanderers has
shade the better es IL, but their shootiz,
was not particularly good. Ths s.. Nfeao-
las men were improving with svsrv mir,
uts's play AMI were Just getting faro thsi-
stride when Souther was Enocksd ort Hs
is one % the hest uen plz-tns hccksv To-
day His loss was szTs-ely tslr and prop
ably cost his tam the game.
Right from the beginning ot ras zsras tSa
play was fast and marked hT tca hzrs~-s
kind OF checking. with tae Weads-e-s fore
ing. Twice N ths first fsE minutes Harmon
had good openings, bur was slow IN shoot
ing and lost Dufresas finally got szay
good shot from centre, which went through
Richardz's feet and got 81 Feit1s- veo
was unable 70 see the rubber Z vss
lucky goal. Bat 81 Nicholas s-szs5 nat
ters ten minutes later On Just as I1esy
goal. Putnam struck the ruh5sr Lightly
ard Il rolled by Woods
So far the winners were putting 70
more aggressive game but as tas half drew
70 a close the - N.cl1s began 70 s1o-
more night. and kept The puck n thsi-
rivals ice. Dufresne. S. CIszhorn. Harmon
and Pel were each ruled or for tripping 81
foul work
Shortly after the opening q the sscoat
half Noods was put OF for sIashi.g P,-.-
nam over the eye, cauzing 2 sad c2L Tie
game was delayed several minutes while
The injured man vas beng patched up. No
sooner had play been resumed than the a.
cident 70 Sou1her took place. There vas
a delay OF ten minutes Uh1s Ehs aasEass
worked over Southsr. bIt he ESs ulahLe
10 continue, and the Wanderers drorped
Harmon Ten seconds after the puck vas
again put in Play the CIeghorns cane 10
gether and SpTague had 10 be carried from
the ice
He soon returned 20 the ice. and thsz
SRleaton got . bad fall. and there vas sn-
other long delay h Gordon was of for
tripping O. CIeghorn, and While he was
cut < CleshoTn IauLed- carrying the Buck
the length OF the Ice WRen Gordon caIs
back. > Cleghorn took his place with the
timers for tripping, and ss DH1resns was
still or the side lines il left the s. Nicks
two men TO the good. but they were unabIs
20 make the advantage count partly owing
10 Q. CleghOrn's great defensive work aai
too much easernsss 10 score Ths best thsy
could do was 70 even the score. Pei dsias
the trick on q pass from Putnam II vas
a great fight the Wanderers made n de-
Tending their goal When Dutres1e finally
soL back into the game he was fresh and
was IN every play and kept the 81 Nicks
on the defence
The winning goaI was made by 0. Clss-
horn, who took the puck from Gordon nsa,
the St Nicholas nets ard slammed The rub
Der by Feitnsr just before the faaI whistle
blew.
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