New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
TORONTO A REVELATION
Canadian Seven 0verWheImS the
Wanderers in Fast Game.
LOCAL TEAM ALL AT SEA
Terrific Speed and Clever SUCK
Work of Visiting Players
Count Heavily.

The fast seven from Toronto OhlNe's''
showed up the aggressive wanderers "a
this CITY in an international hockey pue'
AT the ST Nicholas Rink last night oe-
! feating the local team by score OF " :
The boys from across the ooroer 'Hio"
ont defence that was almost as lrnpIes
nable as a stone wall and with an a'ldoN
as fast as lightning they swept through 'i,e
Wanderers ranks like wind through a heiu
Of barley .a
The Canadians combined clever ska'ine
with splendid stick work, splendid team
play and hard and accurate shootins'
They seemed to have all the lore oil III.
great ice pastime at their stick ends anu a
SO fast and clever was their play 'hdI y,
| looked as If the Wanderers, who are tieu
| for the lead with the Crescent Athieu0
| Club i'm the race for the pen9ant IN the
Amateur Hockey League, were P'"S'"e
against the Stanley Cup holders
From fIagfall to finish the result never
was in doubt When the skirmishins i'.ieS
| first were thrown out the wearers Vi W
| Maple Leaf flashed an attack tha' We
beautiful 10 watch. the four ior"ai
whiZzing down the ice abreast passihb ''.'
pIlck from one to another Nheh uie
| tack had worked to within range the r's"'
man was always fed for the shot' ana nc
invariably sent the puck hard and strais".
at the net The shooting OF the Cahaoia'''
was exceptionally strong, each OF '"e i"'
wards showing the accuracy OF MAJ M
man and having a powerful punch oe"'"u
the drive. 1t is true that FRANK EiiiSoII
the veteran goal tender of the Wanderers
who was missing from the lineup ias'
evening might have defended the net pet
ter, than did Kelly, but the fact reiiaiii'
| that the latter made some beauuful shols.
| The yoIleys that ne failed to stop Wouiu
have got by any goal tender
The Canadians played the boards better
! than did the local lads. and grea'ly OUT
shone the Wanderers In team play Ihey
! followed the puck like hounds on a no.
| scent Always was there one player 10
| back up another, and never was an open
! ing for a shot passed up. Ihe Cdhauiai
defence was as tight as drumhean'
/ Parker at goal was a veritaole HOrauus
| at the Bridge. and he was aided greatly
| by a superb secondary defence IN captain
| Hanley at point ana German at cover
point.
Hanley and German generally broke up
the Wanderer rushes before the opposing
marksman was in position TO shoot. When
ever Wanderer did get past the second
ary defence Parker Invariably threw him
self into the breach and Tended the shot.
The lone pass that did get by lie Ca
madam goal was something Of a iuke.
Rogers's shot glancing off Hanley's glove
and carroming into the cage.
The near whitewashing was an awrul
bump to the Wanderers, who did not eN
peCt much trouble from the Canadian col
legians. The local lads started the game
with three substitutes-kelly Rogers and
La Pat-playing in the positions regularly
held down by Ellison. Garon ana Har-
mon. Before the end OF the game Garon
and Harmon got into the contest, but the
change did no good. In the second period
the Canadians used two substitutes. send
ing in ClarksOn IN place OF Strome and re-
Neving Caldwell with Cotton.