Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
COBURN ICEMEN
TRIM WESTbR00K
OUTFIT SCORE AS
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, Feb. 1.-THE Coburn
Classical Institute hockey sextet de-
feated the fast Westbrook Seminary
team Saturday afternoon on the COL
by rink, 4 to 3.
The game started off with a rush
ar neither team came near scoring
until Philips shot a Eretty one by
West. This began to make things in
teresting, so in d few minutes "BoZo'
Weston took the puck through the
entire WestbreOk team and made a
feint to shoot. and as goalie Bates
lost track of the puck Weston put it
in easily. Not much team work was
shown in this period, and jeremiah
shot long one by West. The period
ended with Westbrook leading = to J..
The Coburn team did not have the
pep" it showed in other games.
The second period found Coburn
trying u little teamwork and West
book on the defense He was
peppered very heavily the first of this
period and finally DeVeau followed
up a shot and registered. This made
it two all. On the next face off, De-
Vcau tried a long shot and it hit in
side the net about six INCHES from the
edge. putting Goburn in the lead. This
was an impossible shot to stop as
Bates was in the other corner of the
cage and did not see it. After a fast
scrimmage the period closed. Coburn
J leading to .. In this period the
game was getting a bit rough, but
| the players had to keep warm as 1t
was zero weather.
The next period was little faster
| than the preceding one, as West
| brook was trying long shots and fol-
| lowing them up. jeremiah tryed q
| long. one that went wild, but he fol-
| lowed it up and passed it out to Ba-
! darraco, who was directly III front OF
| the goal and not Il Coburn man near
| him. He easily pushed it in, tying
| the score again. The game was fast
| drawing to Il close and it looked like
anybody's game until 'BoZo' Weston
| started on a mad dash down the
| rink. He passed to Donnelly who
carried the puck to the Westbrook
| defense and then passed back to
| Weston. who caught the Westbrook
| goal guard asleep, and scored the
! winning goal. There were but few
minutes to play and Westbrook tryed
hard to score but did not even get
| an open shot
| The Westbrook goaltender stopped
many shots, but at times stopped CO.
! burn from scoring by falling on his
| knees. which is against the rules OF
the game. This made face off right
| in front of the goal, but the good
| work of the WcStbrook defense got
| the juck away from the danger zone
| In the second period Holston, 8
| Westbrook defense man received Z
cut on the mouth in scrimmage II
| back of the Coburn goal. He left the
| game for the rest of the period, bu
returned the middle OF he third.
| Time after time Weston evaded tho
! whole of the Seminary team and oul!
| the work of the Westbrook goalit
kept his team in the running.
The work of Donnelly and Jere-
| miah in mid-ice was good. When one
+! would start the other was close a
, hand and only by clever skating cou!o
, either one get in a good position.
Weston and DeNeau scored two
! goals each for Coburn and each mem
Der Of the Westbrook forward line
scored one each.
Tho tohurn management is neSo'
tiatinc with some teams from Mas
! sachusetts for Il game to he played
in Massachusetts on Washing ton
birthday.
The summary:
COBtRN WESTBROOk SEA
Drummoud lw ...... Nv. McQuiggal
......... NV. Holster
WMin?lru bgXc -ioffataa1
ponnclly. G ............ c. jeremiah
! DcNCau. Romeo, rW 80. lw, Badarrac(
Lcavy, I'd ...... ld, lioston. Sullivan
Weston. Ill ..........:... rd. Philip:
West. Hardy. 8 ............ 2, Bates
Score. Coburn 4. Westbrook Sem. )
| Goals. Philips. Weston. jeremiah. De
Ncau. .. BadarraCo. Weston. DcNeal
off ice I minute. Druhmond off ice
| minute. Referee PIganuCCi. Scorer
MinnChane. Timer WCstehold. Time
thre 15-minte periods. Attendance
ga.