New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
WINS IN EXTRA PERIOD.
Hockey Club Noses Out Irish
Americans by a Goal.
MCDONNELL STILL OUT
A Game Fast, with Plenty OF
Clever and Also Some
Rough Play.

y
period, the Hockey club Of New YORK
team defeated the Irsh-American seven
by a score Of goals to in the Amateur
Hockey League championship series AT
the 81 Nicholas Rink last night. FROM
the moment the Hockey club scored ne
first goal. early ina the game the dd-
vantage generally rested with that team,
but the opposition tied the score toward
the latter end OF the second half. As the
score stood at 10 when the bel! rams
IT was agreed 10 play right on until
sudden death" The Irish team expired
twelve seconds later
Prior To the start OF the game rumors
were in the air that there had been an
other meeting OF the Amateur Hockey
League TO consider the case OF Micdon-
nell. the lrish-American skater. who was
not allowed 10 compete last week. VIII
lam Russell. president Of the League.
stated. however. that MaCdonnell was stilI
ineligible. When the game was over
Harmon. the captain Of the irish-Amcri-
can seven. declared that with Macdonnel!
playing IN" result would have been differ
en-.
When he rival teams took the ice
fair sized crowd was OIL hand IT was
noticed that Rogers had been substituted
for la Patti at point on the Green AMI
White team. Rogers was formerly -
member OF the Wanderers. Although the
game lacked consistent team work, there
was plenty Of individual brilliancy at
least in spots Violent body checking,
tripping and occasional Slashing were In
evidence from start to finish. and while
penalties We're frequent there was much
that passed unnoticed by the officials.
For several minutes after the game be-
gan the puck was chased back and for'h
without either side having much Of an
advantage \ clever exhibition of team
work between Mackcnzi. and FredcrickS
resulted I'm their landing The rubber IN
tine lI.sh-Amcricau cage. Uut the goal was
not allowed. because Of oN-sde play. IN
diyldual efforts predumlnatod, and rs
result 81 this plays were broken up al
most as soon as they were started. Sew
ordi times Mitchell. the goal tender foI
the Irish-Amcricau team. prevented the
opposition from scoring by making brill
liant stops
The first penalty came when kinsella
had To- take rest OF two minutes for
slashing Mackenzie. Il was while Kin
sclla vas of that Britton got I'm on" OF
those spectacular rushes that made him
so prominent last season. lie rushed the
puck all alone and scored the FIRST goal OF
the game. the time being Is minutes. Tn"
half ended with the count standing at
10 q i'm favor Of the IIOckcv club.
Rough work on both sides kept the
judges busy and the crowd shouting most
OF tho time ~ tho second half Mac
lorzio received It blow over the head that
dszed him hui D" continued 10 play and
l.tt'c later Smith scored Tor tie Irish
American seven during fierce scrim-
mage. directly ia. front OK the Hockey
clubs cage. Tho time was TN" more
than "a MINUTES. Immediately att"r that
Mackenzie was so completely used up
that ho had 20 retire. and Young was
substituted TIE second half ended with
the score tie.
Without Leaving tre icc n" teams lined
no for the extra period. hut tho spec
tsfor- had not l0uE ~ wait as almost
from the gs'c-oN tie Hockey club took
command of the situation. 'astl"man adj
vanccd the rubber wei into the opposing
territory and then passed E., 20 Young. th"
substitute. who shot tho goa IN most APP
proved fashion
tn, summary follows.