Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-11
BATES PUCK CREW
HOLDS bLuE-CRAY
TO ONE GOAL, 81
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, Feb. S.-Bates had a
comparatively easy time with the
Colby hockey team this afternoon
on the new Colby rink and took
the game by a 81 score, MCGOWAN
Of the Waterville collegians max
ing the only goal for the Blue and
Gray which prevented shut-ou
The game was played under very
poor conditions as the ice was
badly cut up after the Coburn-
Cony battle and the players had
difficulty in keeping on their feet.
The Garnet team showed some
wonderful team work in the game
and the puck was kept away from
their territory a greater part of the
game. The passing of the Bates
men was a fine example of work and,
in feeding the puck to Cogan, the
Lewiston team managed to run up
quite a score. Cogan scored all five
of the Garnet counters, making three
in the initial period and one in the
other two stanzas. With j. Stanley
and f. Stanley playing back, it was
practically impossible for the Blue
and Gray wings to carry the puck
through and only once during the
entire game did d Colby man man
age to penetrate the defense and
send hot shot through Wyllie.
The Blue and Gray outfit showed
the lack of a Inefficient coaching
system in the manner in which the
substitutions were sent in. Muir
and Mcpherson aternated at right
wing during the entire game. each
player having about six minutes
playing before he was replaced. The
Colby defense was strong, Millett
and McBay breaking up many of
the famous runs down the ice by
Cogan and Stanley. Vale played a
hard and fast game and managed
to spoil many of Cogan's chances
near the cage. The olcal collegians
seemed to lack q scoring punch
and their passing was not up to
standard. With as much actual work
on the ice as the Garnet team had
experienced this winter, the Colby
team could have put up d far bet
ter battle and the result would have
been far different.
Colby held Bates for the first five
minutes of play with agerstrom
stopping some hot shots from Cog
an and r. Stanley. Cogan shot one
through the Colby goal tended at
the end of five minutes of play and
a minute later shot one which
Fagerstrom blocked but in trying to
get the puck out of the way, he
kicked it ia. Cogan again scored
seven minutes alter. After three
minutes of play in the second per-
iod. Cogan shot home another goal.
With the period half over. Nc
Gowan took the puck from near the
Colby cage and carried it through
the entire Bates team and shot it
past Wyllie in one of the prettiest
exhibitions of hockey of the after
noon. Cogan scored his last counter
nine minutes after the asst period
had been in play.
Wylie stopped II Colby shots
during the game while agerstrom
knocked Il hot ones out of the way
from Bates sticks. The summary:
BATES COLBY
,oreS wv! ........ NV MUM
Cogan .......,.c Vale
, OConnGr lw ..........lw MCGOWAN
+. Stanley rd .......... rd McBay
J. Stanley Id ....... Id Millett
! during the game while Fagerstrom
Score-Bates5 Colby /: goals
made by Cogan. :; McGowan. Sub
situations. Bates. Lane for O'Conrcr
j. STANLEY for co%an, CoGtn for i.
Stanley, Bryant for J. Stanley. J.
Stanley for O'Conner; Colby. Me-
Pherson for Muir. Muir for Nc
Pherson. Referee. Haines, L. y. II
| Goal referees. Hunt and Scott Col
by. Timer. McAlary. Time, 15-12- T.
minute periods.