New Britain herald., 1924-01-31
ENGLISH HOCKEYISTS
 BEATEN BY AMERICANS
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 Itlce F., AaTTA
 Left Wing
 Mccarthy ..........,....... sexton
 Right Wing
 The Americans opened with a rush. Drury scoring from q pass from Rice, 50 seconds after the period began. The British attack opened against Small at right defense, but he hooked the puck and took it down the ice from in front of his own goal, SCOT ing unaided.
 England then moved Pitblado and Holmes into the forward line, bring ing back F, Carruthers and Sexton. This so stineued the Rritishers' de- fense that it was only after five minutes of play that Rice. in con- bination with Drury, was able to cage the third goal.
 He repeated again a minute later on a long shot from 70 yards off Drury then scored from a miX-up in front of the British goal. Abel ended the tallyins for the period with a brilliant rush straight down the ice. Frank Sinnott of Boston replaced McCarthy at right wing two minutes before the whistle.
 After the second period Manager Paddock declared he was satisfied with the showing, told them they had the game safe and to take things easy.
 "All We want is 10 win; never mind riling up big score" he said. We are not after the Olympic hockey high score record. Just smooth off the rough edges from your combination work"
 Tho good advice was fruitful, and short quick passes, Mccarthy to Drury, to Rice. soon had the British defense howildered. Mccarthy mark ing after three minutes.
 The British then backed four men into their own goal. and succeeded for several minutes in keeping their net undented. thanks especially to Carr Harris, the British goal tender, who time and again, playing with the sun in his eyes, stopped remarkable shots all labelled for scoring markers.
 In the third period the Britishers showed the best hockey played here, aside from the work of the Canadians and the Americans, and their good team work had the American puck, chascrs in difficulties Long runs down the ice were scarce, Finally after seven minutes Of rough work, Sinnott scored the tenth goal for the United States. diving straight into the net with he puck and carrying Harris, ne anl all of the ice. Drury marked the nth goal a few seconds before the final whistle.
 During the second period the Brit ish presented their original lineup, while Lyons substituted for Rice on the American team. Mccarthy was back in the game for the United states. After fiyo minutes of play Pibiado was knocked out in collision with Rig Abel The Anglo-Canadian was replaced by Clarkson.
 Sexton. the British right wing, was warned by the referee for slashing. The referee, La CroiN ot France, no relation to the American player was having his hands full keeping the players under control The two Carruthors were playing a great game in tho forward linn. Finally Drury scored from a mixup.
 H' AiihfAtanS aA llllS etdEt "ti' siil indulging in too much individual play lacking cohesion in their work, They also seemed to have slowed up from wearincss after tho fast first period The Britishcrs looked to he in superior condition and at times outskated and outplaycd the Ameri- l cans. but their offensive power was weak when nearing The goal. their shooting being poor. although Ia rroix was called upon time and again 10 save the goal fro mthe peculiar twisting shots sent At him by the EnE- lishmcn. He did this brilliantly Small flnally added one goal to tho American's Ecereboard after con cortod rush by the three forwards and ! two American defensa men down the ! length of the ice