The evening world., 1889-11-04

Fostbail Unisn-RIectiou Day bicycle
R~acSa-ConinG FIstio Events.
The withdrawal Of the Staten Island Athletic
Club football team from the American Football
Union 10 sincerely regretted by admirers Of the
game In this vicinity.
The team has done well in the face Of its dis
c~ouraEements, but the captain has experienced
great difficulty in finding eleven men willing to
don football suita. When he did finally rake q
team together II was found impossible to get the
eleven men all on the field at the same time.
owing TO the demands OF business. Even the
championship games were played with Q num-
Der Of substitutes.
Capt. Redmond ConynghAm. the end-rusher, IL
one Of the pluckiest aud most skilful football
players in the country-as fine an end-ruSher ~
kid" Wallace-and accomplished wonders.
considering what he had to fight against; but
one man cannot play the game for an entire
eleven.
What excuse has Wesleyan for remaining in
Away SSStSl Sssed by hrr rSonts Yale AND pTinee E;
their own.
bali this "itsrnOon at Berkeley Gv". ''
Frank, Whites benefit, which was postponed
will. take place next Wednesday night at Turn
Hall. in Fourth street, all the negotiations hAv-
ing been duly completed.
The Berkeley Bicycle Club 10 considering the
advisability OF sending some OF its crack men
The. Chief events. There II. little Question that
such Q team as the Berkeleys are capable OF
putting in the field would reflect credit on
The Irvington-M ilburn course will be alive to-
morrow with bicyclista, Among the events to
Kings County Wheelmen, the ten-mile races Of
the AtalHntA WheslmeIn, the Elizabeth Wheel
The, New York Bicycle Club apd the Riverside
Wheelnep will hold a hye-mile race over the
%heelmen have a one-mile race and the unSt:,
tached bicyclists of Brooklyn . teu-mile over
the IrvinRton-Milburn. a..
A good deal Of enthusiasm was manifested at
the recent Fall meeting Of the Columbia Col
leEe Bicycle g Club hO, and as = result th 4 Club b, has =
month with . view to developing new racing
material. :
James Brown. holder Of the l25-nound
amateur boxing champion!hip, has DECIDED to
pretty plucky resolve on his part, a. he 10 really
q feather-welght.
hailf Haas a and Traiord. ''s ssS'ifs nil s back won't Woufd
make HATyard's football team pretty strong be-
| hluu III AlhS'
The prize offered to the member OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club winning the most points
during the year will probably 20 to A. b.
George. The time will be up Jan. l, ana IL does
not seem likely that either Deyereaux or Young.
who are his nearest competitorS, will succeed in
overtakinR him.
The Yale and Crescent football teams will play
i sesaSer, Terry slssr md nRaaiii VIII Efrfh pEss With R' he
T%fssc cpescep ESr SiIl Td az t BtSy On S.. fe 20 seere' Il
ought to be q Iattling, game. Terry and Dun
can Edwards will be the Crescent ,half-backs,
Beecher. quarterback. aud Bull, full-back.
q. "rt
A boxinR-match Of fifteen or twenty rounds
may be arranged between Jack McAuliffe, the
champion light weight Of the world. and, Mike
either in New York or Boston. "
The Outing Athletic Club will have IN athletic
carnival tomorrow. The committee has worked
very!hSrd to make the occasion q memorable one.
and the contest promises TO be exceptionally well
contested owing TO the high class OF athletes
entered. The games, win take place on the
grounds Of the Brooklyn Athletic Association,
corner Of DeKAlb and ClaRSon avenues. They
are announced to commence promptly 81 2 p. n.
During the afternoon Malcolm w. Ford and A.
A. Jordan will compete at weight throwing for
Q $500 prize.