The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-21
CALUMET BEATS
HOUCATON TEAM
Local Hockey Defeats Visitors s
to D In the Palestra
Calumet. G; Houehton. o

This in Itself tells big part Of the
story of the hockey game In the Pa
lestra last evening between the Calu-
met and Houghton intermediate sew
ems. The Calumet boys were in about
their best form or the season.
Too much credit cannot be given
Savinni, Calumets piucky little goal
tender, who stopped shot after shot
that looked like sure points. Time af-
ter time he was left alone to face
three or four Houghton forwards. but
on each occasion was like a stone wall
in front Of the net. TregloWn also
played q. fine game and proved par
tlcularly useful in taking long shots at
Cundy, all Of which were dangerous,
hut only one OF which counted Stan
ley Skinner proved the object of
much checking and before the game
was over was compelled to leave the
ice. Twice he was laid out and the
him out completely. The game was
played in twenty-five minute halves.
with Osborn of Calumet holding the
bell and Wortley of Houghton Judge
81 play.
The Shots That Counted.
Referee Osborn dropped the puck at
$3.50 and both teams started with a
rush. Six minutes of fast play en-
sued -before Rosich' and Monroe pulled
off combination that Melted the To-
Gals their first goal. This score was
made on beautiful combination in
which Rosich shot. Nothing was do
ing in the scoring line for the next
ten minutes During this period both
teams were working hard but the de-
tense If both was too strong for OPP
rosing forwards. One of the pretties
goals Of the game was made after six
ieen minutes of play. Monroe and
Treglown carried the puck on q COM
bination half the length Of the lee.
Treglown took the rubber from the
Calumet rover in mid-ice and shot.
The rest Of the first half was marked
by fast combinations and fine defense
work on both sides. The half ended
with the score Ia o in favor of Calu-
met and the puck in Houghton terri
tory.
IIoughton came back i'm the second
half with rush but Savinnis work
stopped all the vim ii had to spare.
Billy Monroe, Calumet's star rover,
took the puck from a scrimmage in
front of the Houghton net ana scored
the first goal of this half in two min
utes. Houghton now began Ia use its
weight ana ms a result q number went
Ia the bench. Every trick Of the game
was used by the visitors hui the Cad
umet defense was there when nee led.
and forced Houghton To quit scoreless.
Seventeen minutes after In opening of
the half Monroe took the puck from
center ice and hanged it past Cundy
for Calumet's fourth goal One min
ute later Treglown and Monroe scor-
ed Treelown shooting. Monroe shot
the last goal two and one half min
utes later from scrimmagc near the
IIoughton net. Six minutes Of fast
hockey ensued and time was called
with Calumet the victor in one of the
most interesting games witnessed this
season in the Palestra.
The goals were scored In the fol-
lowing time: First half--Rosich. 6
minutes: Treglown. 10 minutes. Sec
ond half Monroe. minutes: Mon
roe. II minutes: Treglown. is min
utes and Monroe 1919 minutes.
Penalties were melted out as follows
by Referee Osborn: Houghton-On-
gle. . minutes; Krellwltz. minutes.
Calumet Skinner. | minute; Monroe,
! minute.
Calumet Has Good Chance.
Calumet. as a result of last nights
game. has a fine chance To capture
the county honors and go To Duluth
Ia play a picked team from there for
The northwest championship. Calumet
has yet two games To play with the
floughton boys and should capture at
least one of these. The next game will
I've played in the Amphdiome next
Tuesday evening and il is expected
that quite a number Of Calumet sup.
I, orters will go in with the team