Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since beginning its invasion of this country the Canadian team has won nine straight games from some of the strongest American ice sextets. Toronto twice defeated Pittsburgh, cleaned up a series with the Quaker City team at Philadelphia, and then smothered the St. Nicholas team of New York with two consecutive wins. Finally last night at the Arena the Canadians continued their winning streak by crushing the fast B. A. A. combination...
Last year Toronto won the Allan cup, which practically means the amateur championship of Canada. In addition it carried off the Ontario Hockey Association cup and the Intercollegiate League trophy. This winter the team is rated even stronger with Carson, the talented center, and Captain Langtry, the star goal-guard, displaying great ability...
...Toronto Prepared for Crimson...
...sextet, composed almost entirely of former University hockey men, plays exactly the same kind of game as the Crimson. Hence Toronto, after last night's experience will not be running up against anything new or bewildering this evening. The Crimson team, however, is a better drilled and more smoothly working unit than the B. A. A. combination; and for this reason Toronto is sure to meet stiffer resistance than it did last night...
...outstanding player on the Toronto team is Carson, the center. He is classed as a second Hobey Baker and is probably the best amateur forward in the game today. He has been the star in all the recent Toronto contests, scoring almost as many goals as made by all his team-mates combined. In one game he sent the puck home five times...