Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1951 — Page 32

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Sugar Return “May Sweeten Cap Defense

Loss in St. Louis Ends 5-Game Win

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Streak for Hoosiers

Goelie Sugar (Jim) Henry, who| missed the Indianapolis Caps’ 7 to 5 loss last night in St. Louis, is expected to be back in the nets for the Hoosiers when they open their week-end series tomorrow in Cleveland. Rookie Bill Brennan, who ypened the season with Indianapolis and played the first 11 games, was borrowed from/| Omaha for last night's action that broke the Caps’ 5-game winning streak. Henry has been sidelined with the flu. Cap Coach Ott Heller also got| into uniform to replace the in-| jured Rags Raglan and accounted for one of the Indianapolis goals. | With 3405 spectators watching, | the Flyers swarmed through the Indianapolis defense for six goals.

Captain Sparks Attack

The ¥lyers' captain. Billy Mc~omb, and Paul Gladu and the ‘aps’ Gordon Haidy each scored wo goals. Ernie Trigg sent the Flyers head at 8:16 of the first period ind the Caps never caught up. McComb added a gecond at 15:40 «nd then Joe Carveth scored for the Caps at 16:07. | Eric Pogue, McComb, Gladu | and Roy Kelly boosted the Flyers’ lead to 6-1 before Heller countared at 19:18, In the final period, Gladu added the last Flyer goal at 2:58. | When Defenseman Vic Grigg of | ihe Flyers accidentally pusned | the puck into his own cage, the| “aps had a goal credited to Fred | “lover and a new spirit. Forcing | he attack, they tallied twice | with Haidy netting both of them. But with five minutes to go, the] Flyers steadied and held ihe | Caps the rest of the way.

Not Costly Loss

The Caps’ loss didn't cost them | any points in the western Divi-| gion’s standings as Pittsburgh, | tied with Cincinnati for third and fourth places, was whipped, 4 to] » at Cteveland. It was the Barons’ 14th straight victory at home. f= In the league's four games last! 1ight 44, goals were scored. Her-| hey continued its drive to overake Buffalo in the Eastern Divi-

a0 Eid Harrison. scored

four times for Hershey. Right] Wing Jack Stoddard registered | the hat trick as Providence went | into the Eastern’s third place again with a big 10 to 5 victory over Buffalo at Providence.

Hockey Summary

" Goal, Almas: defense, Milliwy Grier center, Hamilton: wings e y

~ogue. ' gpares—Nicholson, Hrymnak, rarirande. Gladu, McComb, Trigs, Pear-

ceari. 3 Goal. Brennan; defenses, ller: center, . McNab: | , Sclisizzi, Spares—Folk. Wolt, | avelle, Reid, Glover, J. Wilson,

.. Wilson, Carveth

. J Referee—Walton Russell. Linesman, Leo

i bi SCORE BY PERIODS ~t. Louis a sa gers 4 1-17 INDIANAPOLIS ive id 1 3-5 SCORING First Period i

1. St. Louis. Trigg (Backor) 8:16 2, St Louis, McComb (Gladu, Baccarl) 15:40. 3, INDIANAPOLIS; eth (Reid) 16:07. Penaities—Heller (tripping), McComb (interference). Second

t is, P Fer iey Hamilton) 4, Bt uis. e elly, 1:27. 4. Bt. Louis, omb (Bacear}, Gladu) 13 ‘. 3 Louis, Giadu (Hrymnak, Mc-

(Glover: 19:18 ing), Grigg (holdine), Third Period | 9. St. Louis. Gladu (McComb, Hrymnak) | a.88 10. INDIANABOLIS, Glover (unassist- | +4) 11°27. 11. INDTANAPOT TR, Haldy (Mo-| “ah. Seligiwxiy 13:05, 12 INDIANAPOLIS, tatdy (aalisizzi, Kraftcheck) 14:48, Pen*¥{es—none.

In the Ice AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE | Westsrn Division i GPW L TPs G | Meveland 80 16 - 5 83 237 176] 'NDIANAPOLIS 59 30 26 3 63 229 208 ~incinnati 57 24 28 7 55 171 177 ®ittsburgh 24 28 7 885 167 142 St. Louis 25 20 4 54 185 203 Eastern Division w TPs G OC Ruffalo 60 35 21 4 T4 267 244 Tershey 58 30 24 4 64 202 193: Srovidence 58 23 31.4 50 214 242 Springfield 59 21 32 6 48 215 222 RESULTS: LAST NIGHT i Hershey 8. Springfield 3 { Providence 10. Buffalo 5 Cleveland 4. Pittsburgh 2 | St. Louis 7. INDIANAPOLIS 5. - NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L TPis GO OG Jetroit 7 34 1112 80 187 119] “oronto 6 31 12 13 75 173 114] “poston 56 18 23 15 51 141 155; wy York 54 18 22 18 50 130 157 ontreal 57 18 27 10 368 148 210] “hicago 13 35 10 38 148 210!

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