New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
WANDERERS ARE BEATEN.
More Rough Play to Spoil the Sport
The Score, 7 to 8.

In the fastest hockey game seen at the ST
Nicholas Rink this season the Hockey Club OF
New-York last evening defeated the Wanderers
the present champions. by score of 10 Q. The
Hockey Club oUtplsyed their opponents at
every stage of the contest and their work
probably good was ever seen at the ring at a
corresponding stage Of the The contest
WIS however. marred by OF the most dis
graceful scenes ever witnessed at rink hockey
game here, and had IL not been for the timely
sction OF the referee. Howard Drakiey, OF the
Crescent Athletic Club. the trouble might have
been worse. Clark OF the Wanderers. who had
Phillips down the ice. had his hand raised
Il 20 strike him when the referee pulled him of
sne separated the two men.
The crowd. while the scufie was going on, hooted
fhe two players and called 20 the refree put
them on When the men got up they were sent
10 the side lines. but only for few minutes
Philips and Clark got mixed up. and Phillips put
his arm around Clark's neck. As both
swung out 20 the centre OF the rink IN this posi-
don. Clark. much the bigger OF the two. threw
Phillips on his back on the ice, going down with
him They were separated, however. before a blow
vas struck The scufie was so hurtful TO the
sport that Il IS probable that the Amateur Hockey
League viii make an investigation. and that both
man viii get their just deserts.
IN the course of the game Clark received q cut
on the LIP. and Phillips out with his eye in
mourning. but how these mishaps occurred could
not accurately be learned. The game was the first
leagues SERIES and its players showed the results
OF Rupert Howarc's teaching. He hurt in the
early part OF last season, and the team never
dangerous. This year, however # gives promise
OF being the most formidable seven in the league.
For g short time in the first half their team work
was Of q quality not seen IN this city for some
time and their checking, defensive and all around
work were certainly delight to the large crowd
that saw The game
II the early part Of the opening half few of the
Hockey Club players. particularly Phillips were
rsther erratic; With each try, however Phillips
loudly eheered. The close checking that was done
or soef M e gos ssSs " tGS & clever
oerers, was hooted for laying down twice IN the
Keep s se lnbef = front ont Of Of the the n h
who helped him in these foul tactics. and who
was sent TO the eide line. DE Casanova was sent
ue shS axs oTne nall also f9T P8ns
similar penalty. Broken skates ana INJURIES made IL
after 10 oclock when the whistle blew for the end
The early period passed of quiet so far as
put OF the ice. It ended TO in the Hockey Club
S et 1 adter nfIeer minutes IS OF Play IN
Eame as they could ask TO see. filled with quick
scored Bryant broaght the puck down the rink,
@ tas sn1 % ae IN Hd Tay & fhst
about three-quarisrs form the opponents cage
IN and out Srons bis 6Pponens and when aSout
Two feet from the Wanderers net sent the puck
bone Thirty seconds later Phillips got the rub
Der snd pssseG u TO huppeTt Howard. who shot
X.
u looked eiseouraging for the Wanderers and
their supporters.
But little did the Wanderers know what the
hockey club had in store for them in the second
hall For the hrst several minutes OF play the
champions seemed TO be about TO the score,
but their hopes faded away. They had the honor
OF making the frst goal Of the period when, after
I'VE minutes OF play, Sotther passed the rubber TO
Clark who Gagged IT, Carruthers then made a fine
lft that was stopped by Ellison. Shortly after
followed 9 hot scrimnage IN front of the Wander
ere net, when Haywood spread his full length on
the ice In front of the cage and few OF the other
players fe!l on him. IN the scrmmage Phillips shot
the goal Shortly after followed similar exhibit
ton. Russell got the fourth point for the Hockey
Club. Tom Howard made the second for the
Wanderers Then followed the Clark-Phillips
Scuf7e
The fifth goal for the Hockey Club was made on
q pass from r Howard Russell and the sixth
from Russell 10 r. Howard The latter sent in the
next after RuSselPs shot blocked. "MaXie''
Horntect then got IN the third. and what turned
out 20 be the final goal for the Wanderers and Bry
and made the last goal for the Hockey Club. The
lineup and score: