New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
[FRsEY GOLFERS
DEFEAT GOTHAM
IN HOCKEY TILT
,,,v Marston Leads His
Iinksmen to Victory at
St. Nicholas Rink.
-. rprp HAWTHORNE.

II - lIIU ~ = " 4
l ~t.y and golf. after all, are nov
-.'a,! sror-- Because man is
..i. ~ f.r,.nc with par consistently
aiao'' SStoie circuit OF the links IS
~ -s'catior chat he can handle d
,.r STICK or use pair OF skates
ms az. was proved at the st.
..'s,,es Rims last night wheh tne
'F~r hockey players intets la'c {
.'.''557 Ar hockey ~as played between
-l'TV ,w Jersey seven, led by Max
~ ,be far driver of the BAL
i'' 'Ic oif Club. and the New YORK
-'lo' .,orsored we were going TO say
t'ls tvt /, isn't true) by Gardner
s' me Of Flushing New Jersey
h' - score Of rs goals TO 3, and
,'h =! - might have been much
re evcept that Dick Croker, the
1.s,'i .;mekeeper, mercifully rang the
In and ended ;he agony.
-' u.. a." rever felt such unbounded ad-
..rtion for Whites prowess as d
Tor as we did last night aIter
hing him through the two iuli
..-,o9s of the hockey game, Inc
Fe.binr linksman was Responsible ior
49, ting Of one goal, at least, and
y. .rsdi, should be bestowed on HIM
,bs. even though II just so
...,,sned that he maze "a beautiful pass
.Tslowes Morgan, of the New Jersey
...r and the latter promptly snOt the
~ home for the goal.
=, wss the one perfect pass that
us:,e had made during the game, and
we'd that he knew how TO do 1t. Inc
.... hat il scored against his own
.s,n should not be dwelt upon 100
-r,b Accidents are liable TO happen
~ ,Ie ice even more than on land.
csr3iner must have come TO the INK
..,,ors4 10 u.av either golf or hockey,
T.. ,boso who have seen him on the
~ Immediately rec gniZed the pair
o.. wbre flannel trousers he wore,
.-..s5 inside his shin guards, as the
I'VE carment bee sported al Flushing
sr summer
IT, "massed marvel was repre-
..-,s8 bv Phillips. the old Princeton
.,.Esv captaIn. who wore pair Of
--,ries and q head guard in his posi-
.5, az rover. There were many other
rsnons Of the hockey costume regu-
ais seen O., the rink.
His difficult Co tell just where 20 be
in telling the story of how the
..ls were made. Almost everybody
-fa chance 90 tally, Phillips making
..- Grant Peacock q like number,
-.srcey three. Turrell two, Marston
5 Craig three and the other divided
., ans way that suits your fancy.
Although the crowd was not much
-fR Gathering as crowds In New York
- ,Tere was AN enormous amount Of
.-,e-.nc. roofing and laughter, and the
zane jid not have dull moment
l.qe was d motley array in the press
tG Evidently there was some doGDt
iron the part OF the men VINO cover
us sporting news as 90 just what
classification she game belonged. Two
r- ,t-ee hockey specialists showed up,
ssel puzzled for q while, and then
.-a, The help OF the golf reporters,
VIC were ,n tGe majority.
Phillips began the trouble, scoring
by himself for New York, after
.ss than three minutes OF play, and
q q. the goals simply rained down on
81, sides. with New Jersey invarla-
.g in the lead. Everything went
.-,, nigh, in the way OF strokes. White
made a dozen desperate efforts 70 land
-s puck in the net by perfectly
'ayei pitch shot 20 the cage, but
r-s invariably unsuccessful.
The tall Narston relied on running
-r approaches" and scored twice in
.,.s way. Young Reginald VI. Lewis, Of
Edgeield, did not have the satisfaction
@ making q goal. but he made lots OF
-oub.e for the New Jersey players and
ras always .u the thickest Of the mix
~
So enthusiastic did he become in the
H: period that Earnie Garon, the
's.eree, sent him % the bench for two
-.rutes for tripping, although some or
re other players insisted Lewis had
,t.berately grounded his club in a
,alard, and should have been ruled oil
ne ice for the rest Of the evening.
Speaking O. hockey, Fred Turrell and
iellowes Morgan. for New Jersey, did
ne genuine article. and their team
v'rs, both i1 rushing the puck down
ne ice and pasi the puck, was away
above par. Gran. Peacock. another Of
4sfton's stars, raised cold Ned with
aye and ROLAND Peacock, his brothers,
30 we're on the opposing side, and al
ags.her il was quite q full evening.
~ l.-s,y IsI. Position. Ne1 York l3l.
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