New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-29

nous rink. Besides winning tho championship for
the Cambridge seven. the team became the pos
SCISSOR OF the St Nicholas Rink trophy cup. having
won It twice IN succession. Although Yale lost.
the team showed great improvement and kept the
Harvard players busy throughout the contest The
game viii be remembered by all who It, for
the time it took TO decide It and for the many
brilliant PLAYS made by both sides In the FIRST
half Harvard made things look bad for her op-
ponents by making she first goal, but the Eli en-
thuSiasts were relieved OF much anxiety when the
Yale team got the next two goals Shortly before
the half ended Harvard again tailed. vhch put the
score a tie % two points each In the second
half the teams made a goal each. and In the
extra period or ten miuutes-dIvided into five min
ute ha1ves-nether side able TO score. The
brilliant work OF Ivey. the goal tender Of the Har-
ward team. stopped the Yale men from scoring
several times fl this period. II was found neces-
sary 10 play another half % FIVE minutes In which
the team scoring the first goal won Harvard shot
the goal amid mighty applause from the large num-
Der OF spectators. This week VIII marx probably
one OF the most interesting no key games q the
season. Il viii ba between the Wanderers and the
Crescent Ath.eIc Club. II viii BE the second con-
test between the teams this season. the nrst game
having been won by The Wanderers who hold the
lead IN the series Tor the championship. II "a7
The Cresconts' only defeat. and Il the latter term
be tied. should the Wanderers ain IL vii pracu-
cally give them me uue- lne bangs last "s'N
h The amatear Hockey Leasge series were be ee.
Clg5 The HALF Moon team won easily. The cou-
test that was scheduled between the Wanderers
2 sv I ~ TaS sSrfstgl 10 The former is' tsaIn
e. a ~, o. he PLAYERS on lie skating club seven
were unable 70 play
The saortsmeu's show viii begin IS last week
at Madison square Garden this morning. The In
terest taken the affair this has been greater
than what was expected. The large number Of
spectators who visited the bicycle exhibit III the
Concert Hail and inspected the numerous makes
OF latest style wheels on exhibition gave the inn
preston that there will be great revival IN the
sport ms gear. The attendance each day at the
snow was extremely large. New features have
been added and the holding OF bicycle races
spices % the Associated Cycling clubs aroused
considerable Interest The ny casung. c9nte=ts
men iu this line OF sport having taken part II is
safe % say that the RTE and rgEeILer sRoo..4ls
JACK" smith are The main features pres, Of the show
things added to the exhibition to-cay.
The commercial vehicle tests 10 be held by the
Automobile Club Of America in April promise 20 be
Interesting The club held It's first contests OF this
sort last summer and the results showed In many
cases that the horselcss vehicle could carry a
greater load. make better time and be run moro
cheapIy than wagons drawn b. horses As great
many important business houses are using motor
wagons this year the contest IS expected 20 o. f
much larger than last years. Within rev l9ys a
COMMITTEES OF the club viii send out circular
spot ier a suiiSJ oi.s o o,,1tv and Long ISL
and are rAsader consideration. 1t Is thought mat
TIE members viii insist on having ne coun IItX
house near some watering place 50 mat there VIII
be facilities for motor boat races.
7ba Nev-York Athletic Club has received the
entry Of the entire Yale team for its games TO be
held a. Madison Square Garden on March g. The
list includes two relay teams for the mile race
and the other for the four-rnile Some OF the IN
dividual entries D. J. Torray. 6O-yard Amateur
II hon and
Behr in the pole vault and l. r. shefileld' the
former Berkeley School boy for the standing high
yeeny,1sserted in the collegiate relay races
follows: one-niie C2lum9ia ana Pennsyivsna:
three-Taiie. Cornell and Columbia
Swimming records are not often broken. those
who have attempted to break them testify, and
II Is no wonder therefore. that the members Of the
Nevv-York Athletic Club Saturday night cheered
Harry lie Moyne, of Brookline Mass who estab-
ushed new record IN their tank for q ysrds-
still It is not to be wondered at that such man
should excel in almost any line OF sport. for he
IS an athlete In all that the name implies. lie
Moyne Is a Harvard varsity football man. He Is
also strong shot putter. He is only twenty years
old this year: he stands feet IA inches. and he
weighs 1g5 pounds Unoficially. but according 20
two stop watches IN the HANDS OF members OF ne
50-vard swimming record by S-5 seconds. besides
winning me yaTo race rs TOR WITS" Tb. % esS
a creditRble performance for one nights work
Relay racing will form prominent part OF the
programme Of the athletic carnival to be held at
Madison Square Garden March Il by the Greater
New-York Irish Athletic Association. The
for colleges will probably be the most exciting.
II IS expected that all the prominent colleges the
Fast Win enter teams Cornell, whose team was
defeated by Columbia a week ago Saturday. owing
to her falling. IS anxious to meet Columbia
AGAIN. and John Moakley, CoTnells trainer. has
sent word that his college viii be represented BY
q crack team
The amateur balkiine billiard tournament Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for 500 In prizes offered by
Hitchcock. Darling & Co. proprfetors. and for the
promotion Of clean sport. will open ton 'ght The
contestants are handicapped as follows. W. c.
Douglas. 500: c. +. White. coo; F. n. Canda. 500
T. q. Presby. go; L H Servatius. 20. and J. NJ
Nflette %. Special contests ne arranged fol-
lows. Douglas VS.. White to night: Servatius vs.
Presley tomorrow night. ard Carda VS. Millette.
Wednesday night
ohlciai results in the recent Billiard tournament
IN Paris for the Championship among the short