The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-04
ANOTHER GAME IS ADDfD
TO STRING OF VICTORIES
Calumet Hockey Seven Makes the
Leaders Go Hard Pace But
Lose, 9 to 4.
VISITORS REGISTER PROTEST

Mohawk added another victory to
its long list by defeating Calumet in
the game played IN the Glac;adom last
night There was plenty of scoring
to make the game interesting. the final
result being . To 4, The game was
quite surprise 60 the spectators as
il was much faster than expected 1t
being generally believed Calumet was
not capable of keeping up such pace.
Both teams rushed matters from the
beginning and toward the latter part
of the contest play became quite rough.
The fence was decorated almost con-
tinually and great many times two or
three men would be on at the same
time The game closed with six Calu-
met men and only five Mohawk players
on the ice, the other players being
ruled off for infringements of the rules
Under was not go effective as usual,
but Reynolds and Bateman in center
ice put up a great game. advancing
the puck more than any other players
in the Calumet lineup. "Jack" Her
mann played strong game at cover
point as did Austin In the not. the
latter's work showing up particularly
good in the second half St George !
and Brewer were the bright stars for
Mohawk while Ukslla comes i'm for his !
share Of credit. Most Of the work was
done by the forward line.
Although Shields decisions were
generally satisfactory the Calumet
objected and during the
progress OF the game entered a protest.
Judge of Play Haug was kept busy,
and very few violators of the rules got /
away with any rough work, he keeping
the fence ornamented the greater part
Of the time. His work met with the
approval of the entire audience.
First Half.
The first half started with rush.
Five minutes OF hard fast playing
passed when Brewer scored the first
goal of the game This was followed
4 minute later by ST. George shooting
IN pass from Brewer. Just one min
lite after this Bateman scored Calu-
nets first, Kaiser figuring in the play.
Brewer went off the ice for tripping
lrd while he was on the fence Bate
nan tied the score, shooting on a pass
rom Reynolds, Brewer scored again
IN a pass from Uksla almost as soon
is he came on the ice. Kaiser and
1haput were sent off for mixing Cha
nut just came on again when he SHOW
ID one in from scrimmagc near the
calumet net. With ten minutes to
LAY Mahan-C haput combination
ave Mohawk the fifth, Mahan shoot {.
ng Bateman and Brewer were off
or mixing, and with three minutes TO
lay Reynolds managed to push one i'm
fter pretty scrimmage i'm front of
he Mohawk net. Chaput scored the
ixth for Mohawk. Just before the
ell rang Under was ruled off for mix
ng with st. George and Reynolds went
n the fence for slashing. The half
ndcd, to g.
Second Half.
Solomon went to the fence for trip
ing almost as soon as the half start
d. Hogan was injured i'm n collision
WIN heynOldS ana Time nau 10 be TAX
n out. Chaput and Kaiser came to-
ether again and both served two min
ties on the fence. Hogan scored Mo-
awks seventh goal and two minutes
lter st. George scored again, making
eight. Kaiser was back on the bench
gain for tripping when this score was
made. Chaput, Uksila and Brewer
layed a pretty combination the entire
myth of the ice and scored Mohawk's
NTH and last goal. Chaput shooting.
L. George was ruled off for slashing.
,uring his absence Reynolds scored
he fourth goal for Calumet from a
crimmage Solomon and Chaput
,ent off for mixing, st. George for
ripping and as soon as Chaput came