The evening world., 1889-10-17

Jersey associations Track.
For many years there has not been such un-
certainty as exists this Fall with regard to the
outcome of the intercollegiate football season.
Princeton is in a bad way. Her team thus far
has played miserably. She has lost all her last
ycnr's c even, with the exception Of Cowan and
Ames, and CowAn and Ames are at swords
points.
This internal dissension probably has more to
do with the orange-and-b.ack's poor showing
than anything else, tor the other members Of
the team have split into factions following either
Harvard has in. Cumnock the best captain she
ever had, aud the team has. adopted lale's
methods "-Nomething the crimsons have never
Ya,e las a raw team. but her, method" has
From pTelent indications Princeton will fall
All easy prey to Harvard and Yale. while the
struggle between Yale and Harvard will be IKE
play the same rough game and have an equal
amount OF nerve pluck and science.
There will be some pretty trotting this after
noon At Patterson. III the 2.ls class are, en-
Iered Mia. Alice, to be driven by Mr.. T. c.
Nv H." IN The $.'2$ are entered Charley Glib
will aIso be trotted..
Harry wilkes, the famous stallion Alcryon,
SUSIE \. and Jack trot this afternoon at Lexing-
ton, KY. for a s., 900 purse over a mile track.
best three out OF i've.
Major Dickinson is very proud Of his latest
acquisition, his double team Aubine and Lady
wellington. The other day ut Fleetwood. AZ:
mile in the remarkable time OF i. OSH. Both
horses were bred in Maine.
The Northern New Jersey Fair Association
track had its house-warminG, 80 to, speak, yes
terday. The track. opened Yesterday for the
give. It Az their opinion that in another year it
Y i'll be the fastest mile track in the country.
match. game of football az the Berkeley Oval
Saturday.
A. b. George and j. c. Devereaux viii run
their match hal mile race at the Manhattan
grounds this afternoon.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will hold games
next Wednesday. for the benefit Of itS faithful
trainer. Jack GoldinR.
hraily decided that he will not go to Whining
ton to compete ~ the great iwenty-hve-mile
road race. which IL to occur Friday.
Mead. Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club. Is train
ing for the ten-mile road race which Is scheduled
Tor Election Day
Ever since their lively lantern parade the Ata-
cations for membership. such EXCURSIONS are
what promote enthusiasm. The Club intends
adding. billiards. to the pool and other attrac-
tons Of ITS club-house this Winter, and will ann
at sociabilty.
Bicyclist Fred Coningsby is making q photo
graphic collection of all the flyers on the wheel.
Among the prominent ones already in his pos
session are the .phiZZes of Hesse, Glass, Bow
man, Banker and Brown.
dan Conyay's fancy bicycle-riding and
feats are Ear and away ahead Of anything in this
or any other con try. Some OF his maneuvres
are extremely %perilous. a. they are performed
ON a tiny table far above ground.
Now that Austin Gibbons and Mike Cushing
are matched to battle to a finish for II, 900
stakes and 81, 0nO added money betting will
Immediately begin OH the result. The match
will come of sCme time before January.
John L. Sullivan IT,. as the old woman said Of
the weather, " mighty on .artin,.' Quite d
crowd Of his Gotham admirers performed faith.
| ful picket duty Mt the Grand Cei trial station last
night, waiting with anticipEtory thrills of de-
light RurKlinR. along their spinal columnst the
looming up OF Johns ethereal form. but it
doomed not.
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