New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
Last Nights Results Noriden g. Wallingford 6.

The reorFanized New Britain rol. Ter hockey team went down to de feat before a rejuvenated Holyoke cam last night at the Stanley Arena on Church street but before a de- cision could be reached, the game went into an overtime period ia which the Holyoke quintet scored he extra point and took the con test by ' to score.
 New Britain's three new players, Pierce, Alexander and Boucher fail d to get going in the first period but made up for this in the next two by coming from behind to tie the count. A third foul called on Holyoke with only l , seconds 10 go, took one goal away from the Pa per City team and gave New Britain Inc opportunity to shoot for victory m the extra session but Holyohe, led ny Fred Jean, king of them all. was not to be denied and only q minute and o4 seconds of the extra session had passed by before Hart sank q goal and the game was over.
 St. Aubin, f1ashy second rush for the visitors last night, was the en- lire scoring machine. He caged six -oals for his team in the regular playing time while Hart caged the other. He and Hart both flashed
 bout the floor playing fast game
 ut after Pierce and Alexander be-
 me accustomed to the floor, they
 ltched the Holyoke rushers, stroke
 stroke, and all but won the
 me. Boucher, newly acquired
 nter. plays rowing game and combines skating speed with accur- ute drives for the goal that keep any opposing goalie busy all night
 Blount, New Britain guardian, was off form last night. He failed 10 stop what looked like fairly easy drives for New BritGin's goal and his play of last night was far re- moved from the star act he furnish ed in Waterbury last Saturday night. He had 67 stops to his credit in the game but his efforts at protecting New Britain's net from the assaults of the Holyokc sharpshooters were no. characterized by the fire and dash of games he has played in be- fore this season.
 Holyoke jumped into a lead Of four goals before New Britain could get one by Lovegren, Holyoke goal tender. St. Aubin broke the dead lock in the first period with q neat shot at the 3:21 mark. Hart fol- lowed with another after eight and a half minutes and this ended the scoring for the first period.
 In the second stanza goals flew in thick and fast. St. Aubin quickly caged two for IIolyoke and then New Britain began to fight. With amazing speed, Piece, Alexander and Boucher worked the ball past Jean, the guardian of the center territory for Holyoke and Pierce hooked the ball into the net for New Britain's first point. Eddie McAloon replaced Alexander and as Eddie has consistently played great game all season. he followed this up last night by slipping in counter during the short time Of his appearance on the floor. This left the score to for Holyoke.
 Then St Aubin made it look like q runaway for Holyoke when he caged two more goals for his club. Boucher at the beginning of the third period interrupted long enough to get one for New Britain. Then St. Aubin whirled around again and got one more for Holyoke and lhings looked blue for New Britain,
 But at this moment. Alexander, playing neatly with Pierce, brought 1he ball down the floor and slipped 1t in for a goal for New Britain. Boucher took pass near the cen ter of the floor from Muirhcad and crashed one into the corner of the cage for New Britain. Alexander again got into the play and hooked New Britain's last goal
 The score stood 10 6 when Ref .rea Rorty called the third foul on Holyokc. This made the score C to 6 with n seconds 10 go. The game ended before the tie could bc broken,
 In inc oycrtim" period. Holyok" got q flying start and Hart drove m a goal from near the center ot the floor.
 Waterbury will oppose New Brit ain here Thursday night. New Brit ain plays in Wallinglord tonight.
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