The Detroit times., 1913-12-02
ARENA Seven Tires Out Cleve-
Ionders in First Half and
Score in q Bunch
FINAL COUNT Is 4-3;
FOG HINDERS THE PLAY
JfimbIe is the Scoring Star of
Cleveland -Four Detroiters
Divide Hon0rs
BY RALPH L. YONKER.

There was another demonstration
- the Arena, last night. that team
work and condition win be brilliant
individual playing when II IL not &C
:6ompanied by combination play and
the best Of physical shape.
The Detroit hockey club had II on
Cleveland . little both in team play
md In the state Of leg and wind. ana
- Il pulled out the victor in the nrst
D(Euygle Of the season by a score OF
i; One Of the largest crowds that has
U1pr packed the Arena saw the action
Was highly pleased. despite the
~ that fog hindered both players
n1 spectators materially. rhe night
k ~ hid with Its mist and rain. but
- crowd came In spite OF 1t all anu
- Iyed to the end.
HE Detroiters showed the result OF
II several weeks Of preparation that
|onlbg have had. They worked together
= kter than did the Clevelanders - a
f. hole, though at times two or three
r. the Forest City men made life mis-
- Ablo for the Detroit defense by the
~ they came down the Ice together
(th the puck shutting among them
Il But In the ebbing minutes OF the
half the superior condition or
B Dotroiters told, for they hustled In
u 3 goals in quick aha pc, the last one
u ning Just a. half q minute before
y end OF the period.
looked from the scoring as II
~ bveland were depending too mucn
III individual work. for Trimble, the
IL - Cleveland mid-ice star. scored all
NY the visitors goals, while Detroits
If were scattered among four per-
~ ~ Meyers, Kennedy, Grady anu
n hnson, who composed the forward
~, getting one each.
B Flo fog made luck an important
for IN the contest. however Long
- " In the mist were taken regular
"a ~ both teams In the hope that they
Ia riaK up counters. But In spite
81 mat the goaltenders did some re-
tkable work and kept the long ones
r. In only one case, that OF john
- was long shot that scored
Hockey enthusiasts say that the De-
. team fs playing better hockey
. 0OW tu0n ~ OA0 ~ eesy
winter. Captain Kennedy said.
night. that his men were far be-
" the standard they set for them
vos In practice. He said they were
ver ON their skates, play less COM
aeon and shot more inaccurately
night than they had In practice
u along.
81 Z Tat Is true. and II they can bring
M work In games up to their stand
~ practice. they ought to be show
Whirlwind stun In very snort
looks a. II the forward line we're
~ Improved over that Of last sea-
Myers and Grady are WORKING
% toxether In the center and rover
It1ons. and Johnson and Kennedy
showing some terrific hitting
II he wings.
0unG Sicily showed all the pep
W ginger that he has been credited
~ = On defense, and Black brought
notiee Of last yeAr's rushes every
~ he rot hold of the puck ano
tod down the ice. Msthewson At
i Was All that could be aslcsd for.
nal tonding had a. lot OF luck
y II lastsnight.
'k IN Clubs .ane hoping for clear
khox, tonight, 90 that they can put
o0tvos 10 the.teet under ideal con
-, The cleveland seven was
mt far from bsaten gang. last
e. - they Lett the ice.
novoland scored hrst and last. They
- The book Of scoring for the
ri and, after Detroit had taken
I'D, they fought an uphill battle
vain effort to get back on even