New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-11
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Sports
49, "a Nl ED
DI'OR ISr1GN'
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
TIGERS GOOD CHANCES
Hockey-BaEards- Uni
uersity athletics.


The decisive victory of the Wanderers Hockey
team over the Hockey Club OF New-fork on nuts
dav eveninsr s not to be taken seriously. because
II was the first game of the Hockey Cluo III tne
amateur championship series and because INC 49,
lacked some of its valuable players. Barney m
lips. of the forwards Of the team piry -.
capital game and If the other members u ~
Climb show I'D as strongly as he did when theS
get into the series there Will be no heeu " 49,
The Wanderers outplayed their opponents III go
part OF the game, and it is hopea tna' W., -
regular team plays a better exhibition VIII 'as>'
place The first victory of the new team oA 'i4e
New-York Athletic Club was on Tuesoayy oe score
when the Mercury seven VIZ not brilliant one,
far as either team concerned. fhe'e wa"
much roughness.
The outlook for prosperous season y. Iong
sports at Princeton is not the orlShteSl % $50
way but II is hoped that before the chaihpi0S
series Is played development VIII DC 81 ntnna+on
that at least creditable standing TOT r1tii0 ~
will be won by the various athepc 'e' Nv,
record Of the hockey team up 10 oate' w.
no means bad, has not been SO successful t
could ha wished the tie series played in Pittsog
with Yale having been a disappointment u -.
ton supporters after tho record Oh inc wv -.
with the New-York Hockey club. IN thoSo $50
Yale was overwhelmingly defeated wh!le - -
ton succeeded in holding the Now ioi nc 90 g.,
to two goals When the Tigers met mo Hiu
Pittsburg IT was confidently expected 'h',t -
two out Of the three games would easly 70 81
ma diSappOint
of the series, which seems to point " " -,
roni5 and consistent development by the Ems i0e
having been credited with better playing ~ 80.
OF the games However. when II Is [e0. -
the Orange and Black has to depend S'A ,,,
much credit must be given the Tigers mai the
tives for their work in spite OK good so far this
winter. Tho team is determined "ieA '
much.
Candidates for the Princeton University 81
naslum team have been at work since eaii9 " -,
vember and It Is expected that strong team W.
~ asa,oDad nv the time Of the intercollegiate meet
at Princeton on March e. The ouaA nie
January &C. with Haverford In the haVeiAotu g. So
nasium and Yale will come to princeton oh
ruarv % The executive committee OF the -
,Io,io4a c,,,-npsstto Association has decided tna'
the snecial contests in which Princeton mas "ee
SO often and so successfully representa-
longer be included in the programme 1T '1A0 ~
collegiate meet. There is good r7zson' ho"eset'
for high hopes In the teams ability 10 VIII e
tests enough to insure Princeton creditaoie feP'7
sentation on the team which Will DC oHoSeH -,
the intercollegiate meet TO represent t1' -
AGAINST tho West at the ST. Louis exposition next
Summer The winners OF tho various contests "a
,his r,ea. will compose the Eastern team FTltce-
tons gymnasium teams have always pee, heen ear Ss
team on hand this year there is little but goo 10
be expected as = result OF ths se~'0H "
7, 90 n little early 20 predict much about base
ball prospects, but the present outlook Is tha'
Princeton VIII again have strong team. OHtE
,y,o ~ last wears veterans are missing. Captain
Pearson whose will DO scTey felt at hrat base
and AmelL whose graduation leaves a vacancy at
shortstop These vacancies. however. VIII prop
aby be ably filled from the ranks o. the freshman
cls which brought in number m OF f sGod nefeas
games The season VIII open late y. ,Sa ciosa or
RTaIqee Mii Ions in February Athletics up date
have been more successful az no ig tbat his
too. viii 30 banner year for Old Nassau
The football committee Of Syracuse University
IA. decided on Dr. c. p Hutchins $ coach OF the
varsity eleven for next season For the last two
years Dr. Hutchins has been coach OF the Dickinson
College team and has had considerable football ex-
per;ence Last year the Dickinson team defeated
Lafayette by the Of IS to ana Pennsylvania
State College by tho score OF to O. The choice OF
DR.. HUtchns came as a surprise TO undergraduates
It was confidently expected By the majority OF
students and varsity players that 7 f. oNeil. the
williams College coach, would be selected How
ever the selection OF DR.. Hutchins meets universal
approval and the adjustment OF the graduate sys-
The coach will have as his assistants TWO
nc front al syTacuse The authorizes have decided
10 enter picked team OF athletes at the BunaIo
indoor meet to be held at the 18th Regiment Armory
on March 10. Syracuse will also have relay team
entered on the same day against Yale PenasyVa+
the athletic governing board is expected that the
| running track about the university oval. SO that
the runners may practise out OF doors throush .ne
| atblet,cs next season as a number OF her best
hags le through New-York and and
the other including dates as far South as Georgia
The fact that Or. Luther Halsey Quick. superfn-
tendent of physical training of the public schools OF
New City. has sanctioned the schoolooy races
at the Columbia relay carnival on the Soth inst has
melted the boys to hard training. OF course. the
victors in the Garden games confident of dupli-
eating the trick that they turned off on that occai
sion. but the schools that did not snow up SO wen
| say that they Will reverse matters
| IT De Mum Smith OF ST. Louis; Charles r. Conk-
| lin of Chicago: Edward II. Gardner. of Passaic,
| N J.; Wilson p. Foss. Arthur Townsend and J.
| Ferdinand Poggenburg are the six players who
have already sent in entries for the national anna
tour billiard tournament TO begin at the Lieder-
| kranz Club on Monday evening. February ]. Other
entries expected before the date Of closing the
lists The tournament committee. composed of r. J.
| Schaefer Gus. o. Rudolphy, w. H. Klenke and
r. C. Kammerer. club members. and A. F. Troesch-
| er and Dr. A. l.. Ranney. who have been invited to
act in an advisory way, meets every Tuesday even
ing at the clubhouse, in Fifty-eighth-st Man
haitian The subject OF referee is before tho COM
mittee. President Scharman, is delighted with the
| progress made by the committee and believes the
tourney will be the most successful ever held Ar
| rancements have been made hold the contest in
the large music hall of the club. where four hum
dred spectators can be aecoInr,odate1d Inc games
in FOLLOWING the opening night games will be
played in the afternoon and evening.
| The following games have been scheduled for the
hockey team of the Brooklyn Boys High School,:
January g. st. Francis Xavier; February 2. Flush
ing High School; February 6. Hefiey; February -.
Montclair High School: February 10, Latin School:
February 27. De Witt Clinton High School; March
4. Poly Prep
| grand masque and civic BALI will be given
by the Hesper Club at Tammany Hall on the