The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
BOSTON A. A. BEATEN
BY CRESCENT SEVEN
Brooklyn Team Wins. q to ;.
Virtually Ending Rivals
Chance for Title.
HARVARD NIPS ST. NICkS

BoSToS, Feb. IA hockey double
header Tonight iilled tho arena to It's
capacity. The contests brought the Bos-
,on 4. a. against the crescent y. g.
and the Harvard s"Non against the -
Nicholas team. First OF the hIi cam" a
hot game between the tr"sccuiS AVID
Bo,tons. the former Winning, i TO 3 The
defeat Of the local sevcn Is likely 30 pat
an end To It's aspirations to The cham
plonship of the Amateur Hockey League.
as they have now lost "" games and
won four. which dos not compare very
well with The clean slate Of the -.
Nl,ks,
rhe CrcSceuis "utclas~ci Boston from
the start. Mccarthy, Their rover. made a
briliaut showing. In less than threr
minutes OF play the visitors had scored
,wic". conway getting the FIRST goal
and kI.mmcr the second. No more
cores were mad. during the flst period.
BOSTON braCcd a. the start OF the seq
ond half. Sands scoring quickly. Then
the 'rrscelts Ks,tj the puck coming at
ponahuc so fast that he could not AL
ways see IL aud they counted twice. os-
good and Hutchinson followed with
pretty GOALS ana 'hllNhS anu bIoN'
Completed the local disaster with a goal
apiece during the hutl Two minutes,
Harvard aud 81. Nicholas took the ice
- soou Is tie curtain raiser had been
decided and the Crimson emerged "A Nlc-
toy after forty miUut, of great hockey.
the score being I to =. linh.s l'dher
was not ny 10 his usual standard to-
night. Harvard played a beautiful game
The college boys passed accurately and.
contrary to their usual custom, tried
many long shots.
-. Nicholas started off with a speedy
goal, Coz cag.ng In > minutes OF play.
and after capt, Morgan had tied the
score Baker put the New York team in
IN. lead once more. Percy got away
soon aftcrward and scored for Harvard,
on the next faceoif Eice went down and
made the score 3 to . for Harvard. Dur
ing the second half Harvard played al
most entirely on the defensive and sue
crssfully. Directly after ", Morgan
and Taylor went ia as substitutes they
took the puck down and on a pass from
Morsan. Taylor counted ~iiarNard's
fourth goal. The rneups.
crescent A.. c. Positions. Boston \ \.
Mountaineering WINS '..' .'''' stnuS
@'.%riShy .......'. nover 100. Hutchinson
smith ......,... Right wins. ., wendell
u%rnernau. .,... tov"rppiHt huntington
urnvu Point ....., .. ski. on
s,,,.rt ..... Goal ....... g.. bouohuo
S.,rc -Crcscent \. g., s, Boston \, A, =.
Goa is-tonway q, ~k',,un,l, brown, net
frnau, sand, Oss1oI, Hutchinson. Referees
-Tr-i l;ocuuc and " ". Russell. Goal
| umpircs-Hatitcid and tarnochan Timers
Mood, brown ana kelI"y, Time of
ha!Vcs-20 minutes
Harvard. Position - NichoI1s,
Nlrr ..,,...Left wins ,....,.... .toN
\, Bsker,....,. Centre '..''''', EMS
percy. .....,,, Rover ..,...,,.H' Baker
r. na,her .., Right wing. ......,.. Eos
poA......... COvtrpoint ....,. N~llctts
] Morgan.,,..,., roint ''''''' ,.r,,nbt,h
'S"nr. harvard, 4 -. Nicholas, .,
| GoaIs made by j. Morgan, Pores, Rico.
Tly!or, cox, II Baker. Sun~l iilt"s-
Harvard: baldwin for Baker, Fisher tor
Ualdwin, ", Morgan for Rice, TAYLOR tor
1ha,h,r. Rofcrnes-Claiin and Russell,
Goa unprecedented and tirnoChan.
rin.rs Wood, iirowu aud Kelley, T!inc
81 hhlNc.-@O mInntos.