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ROSETOWN LEADSHOCKEY LEAGUEThey Beat Kerrobert 3-2 end Win Outlook Prot eitiThere ha* l»e«n • emtaiderahbcltange in ll»t Hanging of ilia ftenini IHotkey I^agu* during the pea'week. By RuaaUivru winning »tKerndwrt ufi Friday night lent it tlie fastest game of tbe Muiauti am ••ring allowed lliair protest* again** hit'ook, Ibry have herorite laagm 'cedar*. The iml(ration* are, how* aver, that tlw final result wWt ha * Uc between lb web ten and Kerm • •art, since the tatter won at Out*look Tuesday, and it i« cxpacta*that Outlook will defaul*. tliair remaining game with KrrrolwrlTllKfJtMK jThe game itarted with a ruali l) Rose town on the Kerrobert nets, Ufur carrying the pock tliroogh b Lauman,* wlio made a tnarvellom Kb»p. Greer waa right in the gam* and made aeverel moie nice rushe* ind only sensational g.wl keep ing served to rub him of scores Roeetown had all the play fur tin first fifteen minute*, but only auceeeded in finding the net once itltgl time, butt bn waa disallowed•j/ tlie goal umpire. Greer final!) anded one which was beyond die pute. Kerrobert now took a hand in the mailing, but Harkneaa saved everything. About 10 minutes be* furc half time Aaeltine made it 2H in favor of Hoaetown on i rebound from a shot by Brown bridge. Shortly before tlie cloee of the half Kerrobert got ^ne on a Close in tlioi. Score 2-1.At the Iteginning ef the second period Roeetown kept the puck In Kerrobert territory all the time, and Greer, who waa playing a steb | lar game, eoored Rose town’s third counter on a tricky shot that beat beaman Hoaetown then playeda defensive game for the reei af thematch, making from tinea to tiro* individual and combi nation attacks and no many occasions came cloutto adding to their (end, the Ker robert net guardian aemin and again being called upon to do the wonderful. Heart well, who .war doing good defensive work, waa hit the head with the puck and dropped to the ice, one of the Kerrobert player* batting in the puck. The referee, however, bad rung his bell and the goal was disallowed. This served to rouse the ire of his goal “umps,” who in a few mlnutee shoved up his hand for a goal when the puck hit the end of (he rink four feet from tbe net. The referee did not awe thi* ptay and allowed the goal.Kerrobert made desperate efforts, hut every player was decked hard. At ihia stage the officials were !en-lent isis great deal of tripping and heavy Mick checking was Indulged in. Hie game ended with Roeetown pressing for another counter.The most regrettable feature oftie game was the efforte of the Kerrobeet goal umpire* In shoving op Uiere hand for goals when the pock waa feet away and when stationed behind Use Kerrobert net ref using to raise tlie hand.Tbe line up waa as follows:;ImNILeusaen Haude Cleodennan J. ftbiald# IsunbertJjj; *. Mirw, F Hunter; JtlfMft' play,|r 8 KHfe. 'RoseUwnlla/knMM *,GoalHeart wel 1Nuth. KunkelCover1 Aasitiiie yRoverHh. ’1 RrownbrhlgeCentreRight. M. Kttnkelfwft(AmumM lt;ta peas 4)
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Rosetown Eagle
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, CA
Thu, Feb 11, 1915
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