New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
N THE WORLD OF SPORTS
Rough Play Mars Hockey-Em-
peror's Cup Race.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.

Isening half Il was NOT until toward the end OF
IL second half that they were able to get ahead of
r. sthIetic club team The Wanderers did not have
q play Up to their last years form to defeat the
httors either. They are. however doing better
sok in each contest they have played and should
i quitting Up a rafting good game by midseason
Iogsn the point Of the visitors. gave clever ex-
safion IN both contests, and had The Canadians a
sv noze men with his skill and aIertness the re-
Iats Of both contests would probably have been
Easrsnt. Hogan carried the puck up and down the
lnk on both nights with speed that has seldom
Eesn squsIled in a hockey match here and made
Iasses snd shots that were in themselves worth a
Ist to the rink Jordan was another Canadian to
I've good account Of himself and in the contest
Egtfh the Mercury Foot Club Garneau managed 10
III the puck three times into the net. Moran made
/ poor goal tender for Quebec IN both games. and
lshsn got too far away from the basket in his
Easgts keep the rubber The visitors failed to
gssr that excellence in team work that usually
E.szracteTizes the sevens that come from Canada
I'D their play on the whole was a keen disappoint-
hnntionaI roughness is sure TO harm any sport
Epr the game CT hockey can be Tnarred was shown
Iss Tuesday night when the Wanderers met the
ysg-York Athletic Club seven ST. Nicholas Rink.
EHsFard and Clark were the principal offenders. So
Esven were their foul tactics that the spectators
rssn hooted them and called TO the referee TO put
IAezn out of the game Only once for the fragrant
laisdeneanors which Howard committed did the
leteres seem TO him-at least only once did he
bend him to the bench for few minutes. How he
IL Clark go through the contest without Furnishing
sss repeated unfair play mystery 10 those
Eho saw the game. Both these players INDUCED in
Unnecessary rough work last year. and 1t viii be
Eood thing for the sport If the referee keeps
Eoser watch on them in the future
Hockey cannot heip being rough at times. but
then the play becomes vicious it is unfit for the
Ii.
kt tines nan is knocked unconscious or receives
painful injury that takes a long time to heal
Ehen, too, progress Of the game is delayed and
be interest in the sport is lessened II would be
wise thing If hockey players who indulge in this
find OF work would remember that probably one
EElf OF the spectators who see the game would
Ike 70 have hour or OF skating after the
contest ends and then get home in reasonable
hour.
Hockey League so far. The Wanderers Tuesday
kisht Won easily from the New-York Athletic Club
Eesr. The Mercury Foot men were outciassed, but
Ecta teams showed Improvement over their play
b exhibition contests. over in Brooklyn the Ores
Eosnz Athletic Club had the newly formed Brooklyn
fska.ins Club as opponents, and the way the
Ess-aftng club Representatives were beaten is too
vac a story 70 repeat The Crescent Athletic Club
pen are rot playing up TO their best form yet.
TEis said TO be the first game that the skating
Fork in the second half certainly confirmed this
PIE only club that has not played a championship
karne yet is the Hockey Club Of NeW-York. Their
Tzme against Princeton seemed the best put Up
tc far by any team in the league. well known
hockey player yesterday Placed the standing of the
Esvens in the league at present IN the follow
1ng order: Hockey Club OF New-York Wander
hrs Crescent Athletic Club, NeH-York Athletic Club
ksd The Brooklyn Skating Club.
@E7o
SCHOLASTIC hockey games to be played at ST. Mich
Alas Rink this winter are as follows:
January 3. Hockey Club Of New-York vs. Wanderers;
ss95y eolaItla vs. princeton; January IL Princeton
lnb: January II Columbia Harvard. January II,
January Is Yale vs. Columbia January 10 Nsw1York
stalsIe cup vs. Crescent Athletic Cup; January 81
Aa@Ec "a Pri1oeton January a Columbia Institute
.4F1E school; January .. NeW-fork Athletic Club
ssr School winner OF Columbia Instltue-Irvins
Seas sesoS: - 1er schoai- T sS SoA v s1ary %
@ss-aofk AtnieSlc Cup; February 3. Gron School
seH1mtaE Brown February Z Wanderers Hockey
eond section OF the Intarschoastc League 1aternoon)
e. Ns%-gork athletic CLUB vs. BrOokyn Skating Cub
Aecksy Cub Of New-York Crescent Athletic cub
en CITY ana cufieE school Of NewTork ' Fe6Iiaf ~
kusdrua a and the tn Regiment; February % match
ns Cornell Is Yaie Or Princeton; February IS. Wan
T Nsw-Eork s. New-YOrk Athletic Club.
Sl1ce TIE announcement last week OF the date OF
me start Of the ocean for the cup offered by
ne German Emperor little else has been talked Of
p the New-York Yacht Club and other places
Where yachtsmen meet TO have friendly chat about
nsr favorite sport The owners of the large
schooner yachts that dy the pennant Of the New
Eark Larchnlont. seawanhaka corinthian. Atlantic
aao Eastern Yacht clubs already planning 70
enter their boats for the race The time limit for
entering is not far off-only ninety days from jan
aag l--considering the alterations necessary TO
efspzze scnne Of the yachts for such contest
= this one promises TO be
Ths conditions declare that the subcommittee
VI decide Il the vessels entered of the cruising
Fpe as required. and from its decision there shall
p No appeal That means that the committee may
Is'ase The entry OF any yacht that is not strictly
cruiser, according 70 the standard established
= mem so II benooves the owners 10 make early
Trles. that they may have time TO make any
sAsnses n rig demanded by the committee The
.-e standard wil OF course. apply 70 yachts that
lsG under the British French or German flag
10y must be inspected on the other side before
I aS starr for New-York for IL would be great
appointment 70 foreign owner If. after crossing
= Atlantic. his boat was not permitted 10 start
a The race
=. : member % the New-York Yacht Club who Is in
80 - ouch with the racing element of the club
s@ eighteen yachts as a conservative estimate
/ sas lumber OF starters. These he divides as fol-
American. 8: German. 1: British 9; others.
ss1 almost certain 20 enter and start from this
g. ne says. Wilson MarshaIrs Atlantic
rAse Lauder. ire Endymton, J. w Masury's
{ zzee a z. BostwickE yergemere. Lloyd
-, intrepd, Gibson Fahnestocks shenan-
r- -.. Snester W. chapins Azara. E. r. coleman's
l-ssafcs anc Francis SINNERS Constellation The
-. -Asse TIE Azara and the Shenandoah are three
- - schooners. The latter yacht the Endymion
1na=gzrde and the Constellation are sailing
! sss.. Pure and simple; the others are auxiliaries
= - must remove their propeiers before starting
I = ~ race What inspiring sight II viii be
/ sss.s 2 when this feet OF clippers with every