New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
Sport SPyogRgJS
3p0RTsf'fN'
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
FACTS ABOUT AMATEURS AND PROFES-
SIGNALS.
DIFFERENCES IN THE AUTOMOBILE
WORLD-HARVARD'S HOCKEY PLAY
ERs-NOTEs AND COMMENT
DIFFERENCES

Those in a position to know say that there is
something more than mere rumor that there is
trouble ahead in the automobile world. When the
differences existing between the many clubs re-
garding af1iation had been settled it was said
that all troubles had been passed. and that the
enthusiasts would in future dwell in harmony.
Many Of the club officials in Chicago at
the show. where a meeting will be held and
national organization formed. This organization
will look out for special legislation in the different
States and draw up rules for track and road
racing hill climbing feats and other competitions
and tests The troubles said to be due
to the next show, which will be held in this city.
At the end of the last exhibit at Madison Square
Garden certain members of the manufacturers
association demanded that they should have rep
resentauon on the committee in charge of the
exhibit and that they should also share in the
profits of the future shows with the Garden com
pany and the Automobile Club Of America. 1t was
said at the time that such al arrangement would
be made in the future, but not this year; because
the club and the Garden mar agement mad ALREADY
arranged deal for 1902. The profits Of the last
show TO the Automobile Club are said to have
been $4,000, Now it is asserted that the manage
at the Garden has about completed arrange
DUCT the , next show Jointly and that the Auto
mobile club of America VIII not De eonsulted IN IN
probable profits of the exhibit. Similar conditions
shows The old board Of trade, composed of the
principal bicycle manufacturers. could not come
Year Vas held in the Grand Central Palace Those
scheme a re reported to have remarked that profits
that sharing the same between two PARTIES would
be more acceptable than sharing with three They
argue that II is policy at present to cater TO the
manufacturer while il is not absolutely necessary
to have any club sponsor. in measure. for future
exhibits.
The coming special series Of games between the
hockey teams from Yale and Harvard for the in
tercollegiate championship promises to furnish
of the finest contests seen artificial ice
this winter. The team winning the trophy must
capture two out Of three games. This arrangement
has been made. because 1t argued that IL
fairer for the two leaders to compete in a special
series than 10 have the winner of the most games
in the regular championship series become the pen
nant winner. Yale has already beaten Harvard
but none of the other teams have done So The
Crimson wearers have also improved In their work
since the meeting with Yale. The Harvard team
is much heavier than the Yale seven but not quite
so fast. In the game with Princeton Saturday
night the Harvard men played fast and scientific
ally, and won more easily than the would in
dcate adopting defensive tactics when It looked
as II the result safe. and at the same time
reserving their strength and wind in case de-
cided rally needed. Harvard has in Carr
about the best little point I'm the league He has
eye Ike hawk and plays his position superbly.
he is a safe to have before the goal keeper
and he Is not only sure in stopping the disk, but
he Is capital body checker, in spite OF his dminu-
tive stature. Harvard has also. in Winsor, Pruyn
critics are Of the opinion that Wnsor is about the
ecst forward IN the league He is fast and spen-
ulu SIlol ana ne - dlSp strong II Is
question In the opinion of many whether he or
Inman. Of Yale is the best shooter at goals.
Princeton is weak in her forwards, with excep-
tion OF Leake and Purnell, and even Leake is any
thing but good man In passing the disk. He is
young. and ought TO improve. Columbia has fine
forward in Wolff, but the rest of the line is poor.
Browns team does not compare with that of last
year. Yale will meet the Hehley School team this
week. and, considering PrinCetou's 10 q defeat
by this Brooklyn team the result Of the game with
Yale will be watched with interest. IL is doubtful
however II Yale will consent to play Heffey with
Linton in the line
IL is said that all OF the athletic differences be-
tween Yale and Harvard will be satisfactorily ad-