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Igewret-exbe*s-Jerseys Top Cranston9-5; McCormack Tallies FourBy PETE CADENThe Cranston, R.I., senior amateur ice hoclcey teamlived up to its advance billing as a tough, experiencedsquad, but it was unable to overcome the nearly flawless play last night of the High Lawn Jerseys at the Boys' Club rink. The score was 9-5, the second victory in three starts for the High Lawn sextet.The crowd was small, but was on its feet and applauding most of the night. _McCiruck High Sorer |Bill McCormack, WilliamslikeIch*ool,the ool, his ass-ors’ next J. S. Vt.) 10th now » all ESA and Pro,-of all ski aded m in one if the last!ss. at s ap-White SESA Hart wn atrested r the team.! sea; exam ugh 7.pair of goals for High Lawn andCollege coach, was the leading (scorer for the Jerseys with four rse goals and three assists, for a total of seven points. Three of McCormack’s goals came in the second period. He scored two within a minute. Bon and Carl Moffatt each hit for a goal in the same period, and the Jerseys held a commanding €-3 lead when the period ended.The teams played on even terms in the first period, with Carl Moffatt and Don Hebert scoring for their respective clubs. Moffatt’s tally came at 8:43, when he stole the puck from the defense, and beat the goalie from about 1# feet out.Both goalies were great. Ray Ruggieri of Cranston h'ad the busier night, making 28 saves, many of which were sensational. His best came in the second period, when he robbed the speedy McCormack, who broke loose, and fired from point blank range. He was spectacular in stopping two and three man *jT breakaways on various occasions, r thi» Jwsey goalie Bob Chaffee had a great night as well.The Jerseys’ Tom Walker Jlayed standout hockey on de-fense, breaking up drives, and playing the comers as if he owned them. The forechecking and pokechecking by the Jerseys were excellent all the way.Hebert Hits for CranstonHebert was the big scorer for Cranston with three goals and one assist. Playing coach Dick Ernst had a goal and two assists. They and Ruggieri shared the limelight for Cranston.BLU McCullough rapped in aassisted on two more. His prettiest effort came at 8:2t of tho third period, when he slipped through the Cranston detent# and beat Ruggieri cleanly.It was not a one-sided game. The Jerseys simply made few mistakes, and definitely didn't tire.There were four penalties, an indication of clean play. However, there were plenty of good clean body checks mostly by the Jerseys’ McCullough and Roald Schopp.The Jerseyi* next game will be Saturday night at the Boys' Club Rink against Auburn.Summary:fast McC»M—B, fcfcMP, Watoar# Lavte.McCormack# C. Moffatt# D.Msftaft, imwlMirrif, Martov*/Cransfen: «Ml \ \DiMiiMtftmrt*/ Welte* - LaTrac, Klrtrjr. Fsc-wardo—Ernst, Paterma, Hefcert* Rooney.First Ported I—Ml#* Lew*, C. JMtett (nmMDI - (j3—CratoM*# Hefcort (Crust)PonaJHoo Faknu (MMt*) W:is; tear* kawa (cffarftef) tf;4Sn probarter al Ski /ill be rsburgt eachted in-Mllflli Lawn, c. Maffatt (McCormack!4,•;.••• ■••••♦-Craastaa, HaCart (Camay, CtmtJ4:44 ..S-Mtei Lawn# McCormack (McCaawgh, C. MaHaft) 7:43Lawn, McCormack (McCuHaailU•:127-Hiflh Lawn, D. Moffott (EktafwodMarrtom) 14:4s. f-HtaH Lawn# McCormack (Martowt)14:11 .t-Cranst**, CnW (Raaaay) ti:fl Psnaltio*—Wells UteiMfiv)TUIt4 Parted1«—HiwH Lawn# McColteuffc (McCor-mack) 4:2t11—Hi§h Lawn, McCalteaah (Met or. Mack) 12:3412—Hteh Lawiir McCormack lt;C. Mot-fittl 13:14II—Cram ten, Csonvy lt;H abort, I mat) 14:4414—Cranston, Hebert (Rooney) 11:13 No penaltiesSovm:Cbeffe* t SOla asm TotalC*tBlacfReferee:t S t-Tl1- 3 Itt » 14-11Entlend. Linesman# Cate.
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Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Dec 02, 1963
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