New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
ALL-NEW YORK WINS
Picked SeUen Takes Mear,.,
of ViCtOrias.

An All New York seven, chosen f
teams Of the Amateur Hockey Learn.
feated the Vfctorias. Of Montreal lass. -
at ST. Nicholas Rink by goals To
was one OF the fastest cleanes- ara
played games OF the season. with -.
about even. and the result in sIo,ht -
up 10 the final whistle.
The visitors led for the create
the time. and at the end Of the rr.,.'
had lead OF one goal. the score 80
3 TO . Early in the second oe-.s-..ss
tailed another and led the local 80
BY 4 gosfs 20 ., but they tired tors-s. ~
end, while the New Workers 80
stronger.
Some OF the Canadians gave svis.-..
too much Sightseeing, especially
who. however. pulled off many a, =
clever and heady tricks for which No
famed. When he once got the nuot
seemed almost impossible 70 get !,
from him until he shot but his sboo,,-'
was wild. and he did not overexs-r -
self at any stage
Morat played 2 great game for thsI,,.--
but was put out toward fSe en6 ~ :.
game. when CsstIemau t-ipped him p-,.,.-
went off to even Up. leaving t7relv. mss.
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finish the game. Gilbert. who wa uaas.
to play on Friday. was on the Il1A- H.
night. and did good work While IL Is,..4
but he tired in the second half and ro~a.
rot follow back. letting Ode Clegho-n -
away from him repeatedly.
BaiIIie fell back 70 cover pofnr last 7i,.
and Kennedy 10 point They played :.
rective games and brok. I'D many a ha-s
rush. Both goal keepers did brilliant ro-s
and stopped hard shots from close rama.
as we'll as from distance.
I.iffton was the star OF the local pisv.-,
He blocked cleverIy and his rushes uo -.
ice were features On one occasion re vs-
right through the opposing seven Ar.
scored Odie CIeghorn vas a close zeco-s
and played as good gam. as 4. h,
shown this year Castlerns1 I'D not -
going until toward the end o. the co1ts-
and then ne pulled off several OF his enir,
end rushes SpragIe, C1eghorn and Brftr--
worked hard, while White put Up a z1c
game a point
The game was ~ per cent better than =.
one Of Friday night. when The Wands-s-,
defeated the Victorias The latter play..
with more snap and vim. and we're MIR
more aggressive. The contest was notasl.
for speed. hard checking and pretty tear
work. the New Workers. for a seven ia,
has scarcely practised together. dong nuc.
better than was expected. IN spite Of n.
strenuous work the play was clean ar
the checking N most cases fair. sDo.
sized crowd saw the exciting struggle
The pace was fast right from The sts-
and both goals were attacked hard. br
the defencAS were also strong. ard IL Wa
four minutes before the Eictorias mad
the first goal Movat did the trick zoi--
in from centre with Bowie and foolns
Mills. Odie CIeghorn followed IN i brit
liant rush and worked right n on Lar
but could not steady himself 20 snoot y
fore going by the net.
In eleven minutes SpraEus Cisg1or1
brought his team UP on even terms vhs-
he tailed on pretty pass from Casrlsnisl
Thirty seconds later Gilbert scored frOr
the left on a difficult shot from ar aims
impossible position. his back being psru5
turned 10 the nets Bowie followed in T.
teen seconds with another goal
Gilbert was pu- off Tor tvo minutes To-
tripping. and Britton then mads a luesE
goal He shot the rubber ont from bshi1s
the net and IT struck Laws stick ara
gIfded between the posts BailHe al
Bowie were put OF for tripping before ~
half ended
lust after the second half opened on
Cleghoru was put off for sIashing- Soo1
after nc got back on the Zee Bowie scored
going right into Mills on GilDerts pas
II was the prettiest goal Of TIE game
Castiernan scored two minutes later fTo-
a scriInmage, and the same man four MD
utes later passed The puck 70 ode tiss
horn right in front Of the goal and rhs a
ter made the tieinG goal The nth a.
winning goal went 70 LifftoD after q TT
the length OF the rink
The NiCtorias tried hard To eaten I
again but their efforts we-s OF no ava
.aStlensn was ruled of for two nfaUrs
for tripping NOvat.
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