The sun., 1910-12-28

~. MiraAsa's Team Prem Canada Easily
Defeats she Ncw Nofk 4. a.

| The hockey team Of ~ Michael'A rni'
vrr~ity. Toronto. gave ono Of the prefties'
exhibit ions OF hockey ever Witnessed in THIS
section at the sc. Nicholas skating RINK
last night. They met tho team OF tho New
York Athletic club. which at present holds
the championship OF the Amateur Hockey
League. and won by q score OF goals To I"
Tn. ~ Michaeis team won the amateur
champ mpion hip last year, when the team de
feated Queens University for the Sir Mon
,axIe Allan cup. which stands for the cham
pionship Of Canada. and prev ious "a that
had won the J. Ross Robertson trophy.
which goes TO the winners OF the Ontario
Hockey Association tournament. so that by
winning tho game last night and defeating
the local champions the 81 Michaels team
can claim the championship OF the world
In amateur hockey CIRCLES
The visitors played remarkably last
and clean game. They are a small. s'ocky
act of men. but can skate with remarkable
speed and seem to ba able to shoot acCH-
ratelv from any angle. Their team WORK
was a revelation and at no time alter the
game started were the New York PLAYERS
able TO do anything against their PUSHES
The play throughout the two halves was
almost entirely in New York territory and
Thompson. the visiting goal keeper hau
very little to do all the evening. Occasionally
when the New York A, e team did get the
puck and start for their opponents goal
their plays were all broken mp and tho p'IcR
was soon travelling again In the opposite
direction.
Mills. Peabody and Broadfoot for the
local teas, did the best work. Mills stopped
many hard shots and put up the game that
has made him one Of the best goalkeepers
IN the amateur league. The game was a
clean one on both sides. Not single man
frnr gh..x t.is a tf,s q hsa has
Three Of the local players were penaized
and during their absence from the Ice three
soals were scored 10 that their penalties
When IN. game s,ar,ed the puck was
carried to the New ork end OF the rink
were able TO score, which was largely du"
30 the work OF Mills at goal and Broadfoot
a, coSeTgo,n, Then n,.,, after sr,; minute I'm u
self until about twenty Ave feet from The
from the wing which landed sa'iarsIy in
the Cage .Reinmund was then sent TO the
bench for one minute for chopp,ns. and
when he got back on the ice the play wa@
very open for seve raj minutes
Mills stopped all the sho,s made bv the
but the line Of tho New York team /
was unable to make any concerted attack
on the visitors goal. or ten minutes this q
~ss sS 9na Nsw ark whe
checking Laramme. While he was on the
Ice o. SptaI' etbTtu inns was aIleT
Is minutes SO seconds OF play and Spratt
made very clever run and shot from near
the net.
ON the next faceoH Iaaamme got the .
puck. dodged through the New York play
prs and scored This was done seven see
Dnds after the previous goal and after that
Niallen returned TO the ice D. Sprat' scored
he next goal on a very pretty shot from
Ite- 20 seconds and the last goal Of the
trsi half VA made by I Spratt who carried
he puck down the rink himself and scored
This run was one OF the features NJ the
zame rh. made the acore tn % at the
.nd OF the nr~t half
In the second half after five minutes Of
open playing tastleman was sent Ia the
p-nch for one minute for slashing While
le was m , Spratt caught the puck n
pass back IN a faceoH and slammed IL into
he cage. This " a. after ; minutes ID sec
,Dds OF plav and that ended tho scoring.
he visitors kept up their hard attack
N tho New York goal up 90 the finish. hu'
'iills and the others ON the defence were
HE to stop the shots.
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