New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
WANDERERS LOSE AGAIN.
Hockey Club Again Defeats Cham
pi0nS-Sc0re, 5 to 8.

The Hockey Club Of NewYork again defeated the
Wanderers Hockey Club last night at St. Nicholas
Rink by 5 goals to 3. Their first meeting resulted
IN victory OF TO for the team.
The Wanderers were without the services of their
speedy forward, Captain Max Hornreck. and they
ade their goals only within the last six minutes
of play. They could seemingly do nothing with
the puck when they did have openings in the early
part OF the game. In fact, in the first half both
teams did considerable fumbling and overskatng
the puck and at times appeared ratified, but in the
second period the Hockey Club settled down TO
steader work, and the champions in the last few
minutes played fast and
Two referees again looked after the players and
there was little rough work. De Casanova, at
point, for the Hockey Club. played a clever game.
and Rupert Howard. on the forward line. was very
speedy and brilliant Tom Howard played the
best game for the Wanderers Clarke was away
off in his shooting last night. and missed several
easy chances.
The Hockey Club got the first shot at goal when
play began. Hayward blocking After this the puck
was carried up and down the rink neither goal be-
ing in any particular danger, until 5ward made
beautiful lift from his own goal which landed
right at Ellison's foot. and he with difficulty pre-
vented goal. Howard repeated his effort second
later, and Ellison blocked It, Souther got the rub
Der on the rebound. but his shot wild. AtSer
about/seven minutes of fast play Mackenzie, a
nice lift from near the centre of the net made the
| first goal
The Wanderers tried desperately to tie the score.
and made several hot attacks on the Hockey Clubs
goal and it was mainly owing to Casanovas clever
| stopping and checking that their efforts did not
| meet success. Louther put in a hard shot which
Ellison handled well. Hardy got the rubber on the
| rebound and made very wild attempt at goal a
| chance which he should have easily scored.
| Then occurred the poorest kind of work the part
/ Of the champions. They carried the disk into
| Hockey Club territory, and when the shot the
net made three of their forwards right in
front of goal. but they could tally, all three
making miserable attempts TO get the puck without
success. A minute later Rupert Howard. by clever
| lodging, took 1t into the Wanderers territory and
passed to Phillips, who made the second goal for
| the Hockey Club. The half ended to o.
Faster hockey played in the second half. with
| the Hockey Club the more aggressive. Phillips and
Bryan each got in clever shots in quick succession
| SOuther then made a good effort to score, and
Hardy and Gordon followed with excellent team
work, the latter making a hard effort TO tally, but
their opponents defence was too strong. T. Howard
here ruled off for tripping Bryan, and while ht
was away Russell scored after Rupert Howard had
| carried the rubber down the ice and made pretty
pass to him. R. Howard got the next point for hi:
team after blocking lift of Carruthers and shoot
ing from difficult angle. Phillips added still an
other goal after cevery lodging the defence Of the
champions.
Tom" Howard got in one of his hard lifts. which
Ellison stopped. and Clarke was put of for rough
ing Bryan. The Wanderers were playing IL
@ hgt 9 fe% @ n 51f" s ne
| Hockey CluE when the, puck was again put il
play, madefa fierce onslaught the champions
goal, and every man on their attack made Shots
all of them being stopped. however. Souther go
| the next goal from scrinmage, and q mnut
later Tom" Howard made a brilliant run dowl
the Ice passed to Souther. who returned II again
and Howard made the third and last goal for hi
team. Clarke again put off for cross checknJ
one of the Hockey Club
The lineup:
Hockey Club. Position. Wanderars' II @
Goal
De Casanova. Point
Mackenzie. .Coverp0ut
| Il Howard Forward,
Hard
9nlLps. onward Southe
Forward clark
seore-Hockey Cub. 8; Wanderers. Hockey Club.
Goals-T. Howard, l. Gordon, l. Souther, /: Phillips
Russell !; r. Howard Il Mackenzie. /. Referee-Fi
Bullsn. New-York Athletic Club Assistant referee-C
| halves.