The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
WANDERERS WIN SERIES.
osebecs Beat TAea. q o, sn Final
Nisht. Bat Lose ~ 1919 fetal.


The hockey season ended last night in
the 81 Nicholas Skating Rink and the
wanderers from Canada defeated the
Quebecs by a total score In their two
nights contest OF Is to IL. On Saturday
night the Wanderers led by score OF
to 4. Last night the Quebecs put up
rafting good game. and In the third
period led on the nights play by so
much that they were within one Of maxi
ing the total score a tie. Then the Wan
derers scored twice and on the nights
play the Quebecs led by only 5 to g.
II was a rafting good game and one
well worth witnessing In spite of the
looseness OF the rules, which allowed
substitutes to play for players who were
penalized. The Canadian men played
hard and fast, and checking was rough
from the start. There was much tripping
too. but the referees put a liberal inter-
probation on the tripping rule. and instead
OF perralizing player simply blew the
whistle and faced of again.
There was one real fight during the
evening. and Art Ross was the agrees
sor Ross all through this series has paid
particular attention to Mummery. q hard
player Once In the third period
and was checked by Mummery. Ross
at once made a pass at the Quebec
player and both fell to the ice,
with Ross on top and trying hard to
land an effective blow. The two were
hauled apart and sent to the bench for
nve minutes. Marks made a vicious slash
at Kendall and tripped that player. and
he too received a Ave minute sentence
These were the only penalties during the
evening.
In the FIRST period s. Cieghorn made
spectacular run and scored after six
minutes. Nine minutes later Kendall
carried the puck around the Wanderers
net and cleverly hooked II In. scoring the
second goal. Shortly before the period
ended Malone scored on pass from
Prodgers
In the second period Marks went on for
Harris and the play was lively from the
start o. Cleghorn scored In ! minute
IS seconds on a side shot. Prodgers
scored three minutes later and then
Smith was hurt He had been cross.
checked by o. Cleghorn. Malone scored
on side shot and the score for the
evening was a tie. Ross made a splen-
did run and tailed and then O. Cleghorn
had his shoulder hurt and had to retire.
OGrady taking his place. Malone scored
on a pass from Crawford and Crawford
scored on a side shot and the total stood
s to 4 in favor OF Quebec
Marks started the scoring In the last
period and Malone. after some clever
teamwork. put the 0usbecs still further
ahead. Then Crawford Tailed and the
Quebecs were within one OF the Wan
derers' total. The spectators were roofing
hard for the Quebecs. but in the last few
minutes Kendall and OGrady. each with
a splendid run. scored and gave the con-
test to the Wanderers Kendalrs was
perhaps the prettiest goal OF the evening
He lodged through the opposing team
and carried the puck close UP to the
Quebec net. Moran left the cage 10 check
but fell and the rubber landed safely
There was a big attendance at the rink
and the plays OF the Canadians were
cheered loudly Their speed was phe-
nomenal and the stickwork remarkably
clever. Lehman and Moran each did fine
work at goal and Lehman in spite OF
the score made against him. did some
wonderful work. The lineup:
Wanderers. Position. Quebecs
Lehman. Goal ............M Moran
Ross :............. q. Point Mumnery
$. cleEhorn......-c Cover point. Prodrer.
Hyand ..,........L LET, wing Crawford
.. CleEhorn Right wing Harris
Score % gams-Quebecs. 3. Wanderers &
Total for two nights-Wanderers is: Que
bees: ie Goals-Malone: =: Kendall. 2:
Marks, ?: s. Cleshorn. o. CleGhorn. Prod
tn,'on'-Marks for Harris. oGrady for o
merry. Ross for Price. Mummery for Harris.
Nirhbor for Marks Referee-E. oa;man.
Vancouver. Assistant referees. Nichols
NAncouver Goal umpires-Frank Ellison
and p. ciany. WANDERERS OF New York
rimer-w Croker. wAndrrsr. OF New
OF New York. Time OF game-Three periods
Of 20 minutes each