South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
CASHIER FEATURES
One SIDED MATCH
WITH SEVEN GOALS
Big League Calibre of Irish
Amply illustrated -flinn
and Wilcox Star.

Notre Danes hockey team once
more proved itself 20 be or big
league caIiber by taking victory
from the fast going Michigan AZ
Efe by "a 1910 score. Despite the
onr-sidcd score the game was IN
4eresting throughout the Aggles
displaying just enough opposition 10
keen tho gold and blue going at
con speed continually. smooth pass
sug and beautiful stick work char
acterized the NOtre Dame play.
Csstuor. as usual raced the puck
time and again through his oppon-
ents' defense. but his work was al
most parallcled by that OF Capt
Finn. Finn was a whole team in
himself. and the Aggies were un-
able 90 stop him. Percy wilcox
came through with a great defens-
I've performance. and stopped sew
eral Aggie rallies.
Ia the third period. the reserves
took the places of the regulars and
while they were unable 90 score,
they displayed enough ability 10
warrant the statement that the No
fre Dame hockey team is composed
became "a ziC-zaC affair after the
scrubs went IN, the puck approach
ing both goals alternately. The AZ
giles shot several vicious attempts
at the goal. but Crowley was ready,
and managed 20 get ina the way OF
every one Of them.
Irish slow 90 Start.
Notre Dame was a bit slow in
warming up. The Aggies started on
fast and for five minutes or more
Il seemed that a mighty close bat
tie would result The Farmers
were speed demons, and while they
did not display the same smooth
stick work that featured Notre
Danes play, they looked sufficient
" dangerous 20 make the gold and
blue supporters a bit uneasy. Ihey
were eerv aggressive in these open
ing minutes and shot for goal twice
before Notre Dame took the offens-
i've
Cashier grabbed the puck near
his own goal shortly after, however.
and shot down the rink. but clever
blocking frustrated his attempt 10
score lie shot again. but second
time the Aggic goal tender blocked
the attempt Then, after taking a
short pass from Finn. Paul Knocked
q short. swift one through the goal
tenders legs.
The second NOtre Dame goal was
perhaps the most spectacular of the
game. Castner took the puck from
an Aggie who was attempting 90
menace Notre Danes goal and zig-
Jagged past five green stockinged
skaters. Waiting around the last
defense ON one foot me lifted the
puck and shot a perfect goal. Be
fore the first period was over. Cast
ner shot another goal. and the score
was SO when the whistle blew.
Castncr scores Again.
Soon after the second period had
started Ca.tucr and Finn crowded
the Aggie goal. and the former shot
tho fourth point. Percy Wilcox
dashed from the sidelines, and
thrust a NTH score between the
goaIie's skates McSorley took a
pass from Finn. and broke into the
fun when ne shot the sixth goal
Castner made the seventh and Nc
Sorley made the eighth on pass
from Cashier.
The reserves started the third
period but they were removed five
minutes before time was called and
the first string was injected. with
ln q few minutes. Cashier and Finn
made two goals apiece. The crowd
was larger than at the Culver game
and the presence OF bleacher seats
enabled the spectators 90 watch the
fun with some .egree of comfort
The lineup
NOrre Dame Michigan AEEles