Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-26 | Page 8 | Yankees Lose in Olympics

YANKEES LOSE I 1 OLYMPICS . ,. j Hockey Stars Go Down to I Defeat at Hands of Canadians. ANTWERP, April 25. The Canadian Canad-ian hockey team won the match with tho American team in the Olympic tourney today by a score of 2 to 0. Frederlckson penetrated the American Amer-ican defense after a long skate in the tc-nth minute- of the second half and scored. In the fifteenth minute- Jo- ' hannscn also scored. i' Both tho Canadian goals were shot from scrimmage and after hard fighting. fight-ing. The losers in tonight's Olympian hockey match between teams repre- sonting Canada and the United States will not Le eliminated entirely from the tournament, but will have a chanco to compete for second prize. The win- t iter of the match tomorrow night will , meet In the first prize finale the Swe- j P , dish team, which won this afternoon's .Ps gamo from the French. or UjJk According to the elimination system "i the losers In the first prize finales will meet all teams beaten by the first prize winners in a contest for. second prize. The line-up of the American team : tonight will be the same as that of I. yesterday. Canada's lineup will be: ; Forwards Halferson, Frederlckson B and Goodman; rovers, ' Woodman, B Jones, Benson and Johanncson; goal, ft Byron. I' L The Americans displayed consider- 1 -1 able disappointment dver the awards ' ir in the skating competitions for worn-. f. : en last night An examination of the" f:: judges' scores this morning showed that on the total points made Miss f": Theresa Weld, of Boston, Mass., should L have had second place. Her total was 898 points against Miss Nori's 8S7 and Miss Tuhn's 913 1-2. However, by the ' ' complicated award system used,' each i Judge picked first, second arid third choices in addition to estimating the number of points scored and Miss Weld was put third. Each of the com-' ! ' , petlng nations had a judge except Am- j 4 erica. 1 1 Nathan W. Nileson, Boston, comnet- 3 ed in the school figure skating this gj morning against ten of the best skat- Sj ors In the world, including Ullrich Sal j .how, the champion. Norway, Eng- ' ' land and Sweden each had two en 1 tries and Italy, Switzerland, France, I Finland and America each one. The m Rwards will be made after the freo K skating contests which .will probably W be decided tomorrow. I