South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
STAR WINDY CITY
PUCK ARTISTS WIN
REAL BATTLE, 6-S
Soft Ice Handicaps Players
Cashier, McSorley and Finn
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The first hockey game ever 20 be
PLAYED between two strong teams or
the Notre Dame campus turned ou-
90 be very spectacular game in-
deed. Notro Dame lost for the frs
time this season-lost 10 the champ
ion squad Of the Chicago Hockey
association. and perhaps the finest
amateur hockey team IN the States
The Canadian club. The score
was SIS.
Credit must be given the Irish FOR
holding their powerful opponents -
wen. They agreed IN saying thai
Notre Dame gave them their hard
est game this season. much hard
err game than they anticipated. They
have been winning most Of their
games this year by large margins
and Notre Danes strength certain
ly surprised them.
Soft Ice Handicap.
Soft Ice impeded the play -
great extent The rink was tu a
very slushy condition, and heAvy
players found great dimcuity in
driving up and down the lea Never
theless some very pretty work was
performed. the Canadians juggling
the puck IN an unca1ny fashion. and
Notre Dame getting IN some splendid
defensive work. The gold and bike
did not become aggressive however.
until the Anal frame. when they
clearly outplayed the Canadians and
kept the large crowd cheering eI-
citedly The rally was started toe
late. however TO accomplish any
thing.
Paul Cashiers big figure dominat-
ed. as usual. Reports from Chica-
so indicated that the Canucks pos
sessed two or three men as good as
the big fellow, but they did not
make their appearance yesterday.
AIcSorley also played a superb game
for Notre Dame. The little fellow
is coming along in great fashion.
and If he continues 10 improve at his
present rate. he win soon become
Indispensable TO the Irish. He lacks
stamina as yet, however, but that
can easily be acquired. Capt. Finn
ankle. sprained a short time ago.
kept him out OF much OF the PLAY,
and IS one Of the reasons for Notre
Domes defeat. With Neil in bis
best shape, and mixing right IN the
battle the Chicago champs would
have found the puck harder 70 man
age. and Notre Dame would uu-
doubtedly have scored several Zines
more.
Canadians Score Early.
The Canadians started the SCORING
IN the first period There was the
usual Engaging up and down the
rink, and then several Canucks got
inside the Notre Dame defense
punched in front Of the goal, anu
chopped away. Crowley blocked
them well. bit a lucky side blow
glanced the puck about half an inch
within the goal and the Canadians
had scored. NOtre Dame slipped
down the rink soon afterwards and
McSorley caught a pretty pass from
Cashier and shot IL right beneath
the Eoalie's legs. A bounce over
CroWley's stick accounted for the
second Canadian score. which came
just before the close OF the frsr
period.
Cashier was removed for foUling
for period Of two minutes durin-
the second period. and in this brief
interval, the Canadians slipped ia
two goals. With the score Al
against them. the Irish began 70
fight, and despite determined resist
ance by their opponents. rushed the
: puck within striking distance Of the
/ goal. McSorley hammering 10 in.
l During the remainder Of this second
period there was soure great scrap
ping. and just as Paul Cashier dart-
ed down the rink with the puck Sc
curely hooked, the whistle blew.
The crowd was yelling for blood
az the third period opened, and the
team responded. A lucky pass made
the fifth score for the invaders. bu-
during the remainder OF the period
they were outplayed Notre Dame
| soon scored a third point and the
team was hot after another when
| the game was ended.
May Play Here Again.
Despite the TACT that the 5ottene1
| ice slowed up the game. the crowd
/ seemed 70 enjoy it immensely ard
the hockey directors were repeated-
/ ly asked 90 bring the Canadians
down again. IN colder wea Their. when
the Ice would be harder and Not r
Dame could use IT'S CLASSY team work
/ 10 advantage. Capt. Finn intima
f ed that ~ cold weather set in. The
Canadians would Doe secured for a
return game Meanwhile, howeve <.
preparations must be made for TIE
game with Michigan which win Be
played on the campus rink next sat-
urday The wolverines were de-
feated In an overtime game BY tie
Irish ar the start q the season, but
they intend 90 work a sweet revenzs
next week They have won ssveral
games since that defeat
Lineup and summary:
NOtrc Dame
II stern ...---. EW Mc5oriry
Jackson ...-...IT. Finn. Caps.
#. Oliver --..-.-.- .-..... CaErIeE