The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-14
LOCALS DEFEAT
HOUGHTON a To 3
Extra Ten Minutes Required to
Settle Fast Contest

In one of the fastest amateur
games ever witnessed on Palestra ice.
the Calumet junior hockey team de-
feated the Houghton junior puck
chasers by the score of to last
evening. An extra ten minutes was
required To settle the contest, ana al
though both teams scored in this Pc
Rod Calumet secured two goals Ia
iioughton'G one. Three of the goals
scored during the evening came IN this
extra ten minutes. Houghton had "a
much changed lineup. Cundy, the old
semi professional goal tender was ia
goal for HOughton, and his star guard
ing of the net kept the score a little
more even. Anger played point for
the visitors, but was put there more
to play the man than the puck. Bas-
set, who had intentions of playing
with Calumet, appeared with the
Houghton seven and played q good
game.
The Way They Scored
From the time Referee Cameron
threw the puck it was evident that
the game would be close and no one
could pick the victor. About three min
ites after time was called skinner, the
Calumet center got the puck from
near the Houghton goal and sent il
home for the first score of the even
ing. After ten minutes of fast hockey
Croze evened up by scoring for
iIoughton on "A pass from Rassett near
the Calumet goal. Three minutes be-
fore the first half ended Monroe made
one of his numerous shots at Cundy
count and the score stood . 10 l when
time was called.
The second half was good. straight
hockey marked by close checking and
quite. a little fouling with Houghton
the worst offender. Tripping Calumet
players was the worst offense and two
or three times two or more Houghton
boys decorated the bench. 1t looked
for n time as though this period would
be scoreless but with two minutes TO
play CroZe sent one past Savinn that
tied the score and made the overtime
necessary. The rest of this half was
the best hockey of the game. Clean
and fast marked by beautiful combin-
atoms and clever individual PUSHES,
this period of the game was the best
OF the evening, The half ended with
the score a tie.
h. tan min ,f ~ -
fast and marked by beautiful playing
10y TreElown. the Calumet cover point.
and Gcising. the Houghton left wing.
About five minutes elapsed before Ire
CLOWN took Il long shot from right
wing that landed square i'm the net and
broke the tie. This was one of the
prettiest goals ever made i'm the rink.
No one knew where the puck was till
goal Referee Peterson held his hand in
The air. giving Calumet the goal. Two
minutes later Bray of Calumet scored
another from n scrimmage i'm which he
and Cundy figured. Geising now got
into the game ami scored the last point
of the evening. making the final score
I To 3 in favor of Calumet.
TregloWn was the star of the game
last evening while Monroe was also a
factor ON the Calumet seven. Geising
ana Croze starred FOR Houghton. All
of the players on both teams cannot
be- given too much credit for the brand
OF hockey put mp. The goal tenders Of
both teams stopped almost certain
goals and they held down the score to
what il was. Cundy particularly stop
ped shot after shot that held the
crowd GREATNESS on it's course, and h2
helped the Houghton boys consider
ably in keeping down the score. Alex
Cameron refereed the game Ia both
teams satisfaction.
The game was only an exhibition,
not figuring as one of the series of
three games for the copper country
championship. This agreement was
reached before the game commenced
last evening because Houghton had a
mixed lineup. The first game of thu
championship series will he played in
the Amphidrome next Tuesday even
ing, ana the second likely will be play
ed the following Thursday i'm the Pa
lestra.
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