The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
GODDARD WON
ON THE ICE
Defeated Norwich Univer-
sity Independents, 2 to
l, Saturday
MORE TEAM WORK
WAS IN EVIDENCE
Visitors Were Fast Skaters
bit Not Accurate in
Shooting

After losing to the Canadian Hockey
club earlier in the week, displaying prac-
tically no team work at all, the Goddard
seminary seven came back strong Satur-
day afternoon at the Buzzell rink and
scored 3 to victory over the Norwich
university independents. The Goddard
team looked like an altogether different
combination Saturday against the collie
gians than they appeared in their initial
contest with the local club, as several
members OF the team showed signs OF
team work and on many occasions the
puck was passed up the rink with quite
bit of effectiveness.
1t was case again where the Goddard
boys were outskated by their rivals, as
the Norwich club as a team were far
faster men in getting started and being
heavier they were able to keep the puck
in Goddard territory and kept the local
school boys playing on the defensive
major part of the time, bombarding the
Goddard goal at will, and on many occa-
sions the boys from the hilltop showed
great tact in warding the puck from their
goal Carr, the goal tender being APP
plauded time and time again on some
clever work which he accomplished. Carr
not only kept the puck from the goal but
nearly always shot it to some teammate
If the scrimmage was not directly in
front of the cage, thus giving Goddard a
chance to work up the ice. The sem
mary boys seemed little weak when
they would meet the Norwich defense, as
the collegians were heavier and skated
with such speed that it seemed to rough
the game little, many of the team hav-
ing played on the football eleven at the
college during the past year and natur-
ally were strong for preparatory school
team.
Martin. the haffback on the Norwich
football team last fall, showed the same
great stamina on the ice as he did on
the football field, carrying the puck |
up the ice with great facility and was |
not afraid at any time Of going after
thing. LaFrsnce at right wing played a
steady game and made good combina-
ton with Martin in working up the ice |
For Goddard, Miner and Griffin played |
the best game as their team work was |
good and it was mainly through their
passing that Goddard worked the puck |
into Norwich territory at all, although |
Haskell and Lynch dribbled well, but
seemed to lack the ability in passing the
puck very effectively.
Goddard made their first point after
about Is minutes of play in the initial
period by some pretty passing by Griffin
and Miner to within few feet of the
Norwich goal, when Griffin shot it
through for counter number one. Again
in the second half Goddard scored their
second point after hard scrimmage in
front of their own goal when Norwich
seemed to lose ground until the puck was
carried about midway of the rink. when
i slipped past their point, and Lynch,
who always seemed to be on the job,
snapped up the opportunity and shot it
last Gatchell. Norwich's lone tally came
n the last few minutes of play, when in
! hard scrimmage in front of the Cod
lard goal Laughlin shot one through
arr. The score is as follows; /,