The Detroit times., 1913-01-02
Outplaying Detroit Seven, They
Are Forced 10 Accept
Bitter Defeat
1T WAS SIX CANADIANS
AGAINST OUR GOAL PROUr
Des Kosher, Visitors Goal Ten,
der, Seemed Unable to
Stop a Shot
By RALPH .. YoNKER.

The Ottawa university SIX which
couldn't win last nights hockey game
from the Detroit goal tender, Prout.
at the Arena. Is the fastest, cleanest.
gamest team that has shown It's
prowess on Detroit ice this season.
The Ottawa team opt-skated. out
stick-handled, out-checkeo. out-gamed
the Detroit team. They outplayed
them In every way, except perhaps
in the matter OF accuracy Of shots
at the cage.
There was hardly al Ottawa man
who couldn't overhaul any Detroit
man he chose to. Cleyerer stick.
handlers than the whole team have
checking held the Detroit forwards
tight. Game to the core, the visitors
elevated college spirit by clean WORK
and rousing cheer for their victors.
after having been beaten In heart
breaking game.
The score is really unimportant IT'S
figures we're and With Detroit
claiming the larger numeral Sut
though Detroit claimed that namsvAt
Il Is hardly to be believed thE 4 3iif
claim real victory.
The contest was mainly one OF the
six Ottawa men In front OF their goal
tender against Prout. the Detroit goal
tender In the first half, the contest
was evenly fought, but Detroit had
apparently no particular advantage ia
the one goal that Skelley bad shot at
ter eleven minutes OF play. Ottawa
was clearly able to outplay Detroit
II II wished.
In the second half 1t wished and
II kept the puck on Detroit Ice 20 out
OF the 25 minutes. In this period
Prout was made TO withstand a
fusilade OF shots at the cage that
would have made any but the most
skillful veteran fall in anguish.
Bing-bing-bing! That Canadian six
rained shot after shot at Prout. Twice
the caging was dented. The first time
the puck ambled into the netting dur
ing wild scrimmage two feet iE
front OF the cage. Later another
melee's end found the puck banging
into the netting.
But In the meantime, a couple OF
rushes down the ice and biffs at the
stupid Der Kosher had netted two
points for Detroit, giving them the
technical victory.
Detroits first counter, the only one
I'm the first half, came as a result OF
Farlow, who carried the puck the
length of the Ice, Shelley getting
credit for the goal.
Chartrand shot both goals for the
university, the latter one coming just
as time was called.
The man who makes a business OF
counting the stops the goal tenders
get. said that Prout had "a to his
credit. But that man was near the
middle OF a side lire and few dozen
might have escaped him as the OF
tawa men huddled about the Detroit
goal and peppered away at II. Prout's
work was wonderful, especially In the
last half.
The work OF Der Kosher, the OF.
tawa guardian OF the net. was just
as wonderful-in its stupidity. This
same adding man we were talking
about. said that Der Kosher had ak
stops to his credit. He is generous
man
For Detroit. Farlow and Black on
defense and Sutherland on offense
showed up the best. Farlow had an
injured knee which hampered him
greatly and he didnf get into the
game with his usual pep But no
worked nicely In feeding the puck 10
the forwards. after brilliant rushes.
Btack was there with that brilliant
dodginR stun of his, but as usual, pre-
ferred 10 squeeze the puck than TO
mass n However, he is learning 10
Get rid OF II as we'll as hang on TO 1t.
For Ottawa, the brilliant Chartrand,
the dusky care-taker OF the right wing
position. was the offensive star. and
the lanky OIL cary, the point. was the
defensive orb The playing OF these
men had TO be- most excellent 10 make
N stand out in front OF the work OF
their capable comrades.
The two teams battle again tonieht
In the final game Of the series A.
crowd Is promised
Manager Brown.
DETROIT oTIAsWA
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Final score-Detroit, Z; Ottawa. 2
score irst half--Detroit T. ottawa. u
Goals skeiley. ~ minutes: ske,.ex. .,.s -
ntea: Chartrand. - minutes - seconds
Ttrne of periods--3s minutes Referee
-rMniE Time ksepsr--Diek Jackson