The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-06
CLEVELAND ONCE
MORE THE LOSER
Portage Lakes Capture Second
Contest by 5 to 3


I defeated the Cleveland seven in the
Amphidrome last evening. the score
/ being 3 TO 5. AS the home team won
the evening before by a score OF 8 10 ..
/ the Portake Lakes have lead Of six
points in the total goals scored giying
them a big advantage when they go 10
! Cleveland for the last two games Of
the championship series.
The game last evening was a little
rougher than that OF the preceding
evening. but as an exhibition OF hockey
il was in every way the equal Of IN.
first game. The Cleveland team seem
ed 10 be more at home In the rink las:
evening and it's team work was as
good as il was in the opening contest.
1t appeared with a new man in the
line-up, Jameson replacing Brook
banks at right wing. Jameson did
not appear TO be nearly as good
player as Brookbanks and he was
more given 10 loafing off side than 10
playing hockey. He was responsible
for much of the rough play that was
injected into the game and To many of
the spectators it appeared his sole OBJ
jeCt was TO get" some Of the players
who seemed To be playing too well.
Late in the game Haas threw him into
the boards and he ceased TO take much
interest in affairs after that.
Elmer Sicotte again starred on left
wing and as usual he was mixed up in
most OF the combination play. Chaput
played better game than he did the
preceding evening and he was respon-
sible for some Of the best plays. Haas,
although suffering from tonsilitis and
in poor physical condition, played a
game that was but little inferior to his
usual play. Hogan and Trathen play
ed better on the defense than they
have been doing for some time, while
Haug in goal divided the honors with
Sicotte. EXley appeared little off
color last evening and did not appear
10 have his usual amount of ginger.
Coddy Winters starred for his team
and his work was about as classy as
any that has been seen here this |
year.
a while in the first half when it took |
the lead Haas was responsible for the |
first score in three minutes after ST.
cote and Chaput had carried the puck |
down the ice together. Irving and |
Chaput had a disagreement and each |
served two minutes on the side lines. |
Five minutes after the opening score,
Winters evened up the count by bang |
ing the puck in from a scrimmagc !
while Haug was on his knees in front |
Of the net Cleveland took the lead |
eight minutes later when Jameson !
scored, but in minute and half, |
Haas took a pass from Sicottc and |
evened up the score at to ,. Five !
minutes later Poland shot from the |
face-off near the net and scored Cleve- !
lands last point. NJ. II. Anthoni, Unit !
ed States naturalization examiner. was
hit in the face with the puck in the |
middle of the first half. He was taken |
to the hockey room and given surgical
attendance.
When the second half opened it
looked like Cleveland's game Sicotte
was given two minutes for body check
Ing Jameson and Chaput, and Irving
served two moro apiece. 1t was not
until twelve minutes of the half was
over that Chaput secured pass from
Hogan who was making one of his fire.
quent rushcs and scored the tying
point. Play was resumed with a great
burst of speed on the mart of bOtl
teams. but from this time on the Por-
tagc Lakes had all the best of it. Six
minutes more passed when Haas took
a pass from Sicottc and hammered ii
home for the home teams fourth
score. Three minutes before the close
of the game Exley scored from a
scrimmaRe making the count ; To 3.