New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
extra Period Required to
R,eak Deadlock in En-
citing Match.
WINNING TALLY PUT
THROUGH BY ELLIS
uork Of Baker, Ellis. Chadwick
srd Cox Stands Out in Whirl-
wind Scrimmages.
pv FRED HAWTHORNE.

BY FRED HAWIHORNE
=. hockey team Of the St. Nicholas
u,,ins Club. champions Of the ANA
a., Hockey League, defeated the
W., o. lie Harvard Club, Of Boston,
;, -. s.. NicAoiss Rink last night. by
,.,rs Of 8 gosis 20 2. IN game re-
.s'-,r. sn eN;rs period.
-. ,,e frs. perod tie champions
- twice srd outplsyed the meD
80, Boston 30 every department. oH'
vs-vor5 Ciuh seven came 10 lie
30. vengeance in the second halt,
-: literally PLAYING their opponents
- ,ls,- feet. shot two goals IN rapid
'-..ess,or. teirE the score. This nap
- ;u.t after The half way point
.fis rer.od. and although both sides
80 tssperate efforts TO shoot the
---,,r eoal curiuc the rest OF the
-.,;-- time. 10 damage was done.
~ Harvard graduates had appar-
&c r,.. some o. their speed BY theT
'.-...o,el fight IN the second period,
ss.sr 81 little more than two min
fthe ezra session Captain EiAS
.,s. psss from cox and sent nome
The a.1girc tally.
lat.or stares the gsme was one
80 80 fastest paved so the rlnh' ana
,vs-v man on the ice went INTO the
--.4.rps for all DEE was worth YET nov
.-r'e jrfractlol 90 the rules was OBJ
..-se5 ard noe man was pehanzSu
.,-a substitute sent 800 on either S,oe'
III, rrovet welcome RELIEF 20 the p'g
..,rs FOR Of late 80 has become me
-.,o- for che teams iE the league 10
-sr w,,1 all the roughncss OF when
Ts--.e Dafresre and W. J. Clafy
.-s3 IS referee and assistant. and
..e,- work i.j much 90 make the game
-sar and fast
Tobev Baser store brilliantly las;
ri, and rarely has he skated with
III sreed and such effectiveness. lie
r.s always q thorn iu the side OF the
r,-ysr5 PLAYERS. and besides scoring
re- a. .he goals, was ever leader IN
~.sssau'ts on the Crimson goal. Cox,
80 $. Nicholas left wing, also scored
& goal and with Hobey as his running
-s.e. made many dsshes through the
opposing defence.
t9r The Harvard Club Chadwick, f
SIX foo,er. performed his duties at goal
Nth conspicuous success. The score
would undoubtedly have been far more
,-e-Vted had 80 not been for Coles
ability 70 turn aside the shots mat
0sre a. him .n p perfect hail. Phil-
psc. .re Crimson rover, and Hicks.
ne centre, were the mainstays IN the
Inc. both scoring goals.
Tie victory places -. Nicholas lar
% the lead. v.,h three games won an,c
20 defeats. while the Harvard Club
drops 90 third place. below the B. A. y.
u.a two games won sud two lost.
There vas 10 scoring until the hrst
PERIOD was more than half over, and
then Cox took the puck through the
outer deferces Of the Harvard Club
ard sent it flying into the net from the
s5e boards. This seemed TO tenn
Jo-arily confuse the Crimson, ana
BAKER charged down the ice with
ig5.ring speed. scoring from the other
sse O. the rink few minutes later.
J. .ookei Ike az easy victory then
t,r .te champions. Who played on the
offensive for tfe rest OF the period.
N-e1 the .eau, lined up again IN tAe
second laf. however. the Harvard Cluo
rer developed d stronger attack, Phli-
,;se. Hicks and Clifford breaking up
re S. Nicholas line "a daring sallies
down the Ice.
Phillipse was hard man 20 stop
o-,s he got under full Roadway, even
BAKER finding - difficult 20 take the
i-cs from the Crimson player. After
scrimmage near the Harvard cage,
P.l.ipss dr.bb.ed the dick through the
Vole S. Nick team and shot his goal
t.rost from the centre Of the rink.
Ills seemed 20 DO the signal for re-
t'sb.ed efforts, and with the cham
pos badly disorganized for the next
'sF minutes. Hicks caught sizzling
PAS from Clifford and scored the sec
ora goa FOR Harvard, tieing Up the
Ia
he battle vas renewed with even
ga.sr zen by both teams for the
i'7arier Of the period, and although
r''c seemed imminent for one or
- ',aer, the half ended without the
'-:s finding either net
lapa.n Ellis rallied his team for the
i'a period ard once more the cham
.'H got their combinations working
'1ooh.y, vi-h ne result. that Ellis
''s beautiful pass from Cox and
'.'so The rubbe, In the cas- after two
n..'ll'es and FIVE seconds Of playing,
~, gaining q victory that seemed al
..N 10 tnye escaped the Santa Claus
=. lineup fellows:
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