The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
Laurium Department
LOCALS CLAIM
CHAMPIONSHIP
Juniors Now Have Four Hockey
Victories Over Houghton

Calumet defeated Houghton, I to 3,
last evening in one OF the Des, games
of hockey ever witnessed in the Pa
lestra. Although it was agreed before
the contest that it was to be an OK
hibition only, Houghton Directing 20
the playing of Barklc of Lake Lindcn,
because of the illness OF Rosich, the
tact remains that the Calumet seven
has won four out of six games from
Iloughtun this season, which, in the
belief OF local fans, entities the locals
to the Junior championship The win
ming of four games out OF six, they de
clare demonstrates the superiority of
the Calumet team. it is unlikely the
sevcns viii meet again THIS season.
The same last evening was whirl-
wind affair. both teams putting up Al
hockey Houghton brought dclcga-
tion of rootcrs ana both scvcns were
given lie best kind of support.
"Cuonoy" Shields OF Houghton ref
creed go both teams satisfaction, and
at all Zines had the teams under con-
trol. rho game was marked by only
one fracas, which nearly resulted in
two players getting hurt rms oc-
cured in the last minute of play be
tween skinner and Bassett, who had
stick fght, but they were stopped
before any damage was done.
The Shots That Counted.
The game started with rush at
$50 the play bcrpg even until ate, :
minutes of M. N!D Mona aHd
Bray took In" puck from scrimmasc
near the lloughton goal ANA nottcd
the FIRST goal for llr. locals Bray
shot that ont The rest of the first
half wl# marked by pretty cUmbiua-
tons on tie part of the Huughtuu
boys aad great defense work ON thu
part # Trcglowu, Duustau ana Saw
irni Savnni did great work in this
half aud WAS Instrumental i'm keeping
the score down. Mouro" broke COM
hiuutiou after combination ON the
IIouEluuu players and was with the
puck al the time. The FIRST half end
ed WITH the score To- in favor of
Calumet.
The second half Was uo sooner com
mcnccd than Chynoweth of Hough-
ton fell on the ice and was compelled
to play q rather slow game the rest
If the evening. 1t took Ioughton six
minutes 60 tie the score and Krcllwitz
did the trick on pass from GeisinS
near the Calumet net Monroe. four
minutes later, broke the tie by bang
ing one past Cundy for Calumets see
md score. \ minute later Crozc of
Houghton entered the game and tied
the score again. Now there was real
hockey for about three minutes. Both
! teams needed "a goal and both fought
hard. The defense of each team prov
cd a stone wall against the opposing
forwards ana the players werc forced
To play ten-minutc overtime period
t. decide the contest.
The last ten minutes, of the over.
:imc period, was the best hockey ever
witnessed between two junior teams
in the Palestra. Intensely interesting
! holGing the audience brcathlcss, this
period provided more excitement than
all of the preceding play. Krellwitz
disheartened the local followers by
scoring the seemingly winning goal
1--we minutes after play was commence
I'd with but two minutes to play
Calumet took "a brace. Trcslown and
Monroe took the puck down to center
ice together and Monroe shot from -
difficult angle. tying the score. \ half
minute later Monroe aud Bray passed
tho Hougbton defense. Monroe passing
the rubber safely between tho goal
posts for The point that won the game
for Calumet This last goal was one
| W the pretticst ever made i'm the rink.
The shot was deliberate and executed
with great care Monroe carrying tn
puck To- within few feet ot Cundy
and raising Vt just enough To- clear IN"
| liuughton goat tenders stick. The
rucl, was brought back and threw
down iust ap tho whistle blew time
Monroe was easily the star. lie was
everywhere on the ice and was instru-
mental in making al OF Calumots
goals. Treslown and Bartle alse fig