The evening world., 1889-10-14
ATHLETES AND ATHLETICS. SIDE SPLITTING
PERSONNEL OF SOME OF THE CRESCENT
FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS.

The Football Championship Between tue
OrRure Athletics and Crescrnts-Iko
Weir mud Billy Mnrphy to Spnr-SrottIsh-
American Athletic Club and t.Orlllnrd
DcbatInn aud Athletic AssocintiOn to
Meet.
The Crescent football team is a very strong
one-undoub;ed,y Que of tie stronger outside
of the big lntercoiiC: ate League. 1t is pa'tic-
ulariy powerful back of the rush line. Quarter
back Harvey Becchor played the tame p~osition
four years on the Yale eleven. He graduated in
49,, lie seems as skilful and omniprcscnt as Of
yore. fInlf-back Wyllys Terry also played four
years on the Yale eleven in his present position.
He was a mUmbrr Of. the class OF 80. His
days though hi" klckirs; shows lack Of
practice. The other BAREBACK. Duncan
with his position. Wii.,am 4. Bull, who.e IN;
rtyalicd, kicking pulled la.c through several
, n1sTin when witn %,I!bs h;R 81" i"r wGq iS N% Ets iSSt; is
Re, TOO. had tour year,, eylsrioaeo in
his prs'G m bS'iNi s% H En- h 1ss n Yale sl fIle'f OH
10 very much in HE play, though he hns had bnt
EGry title %H,ne' MfSi Ill lie 30 has sg not ySt Hl99ySd VIII Tts
fight. for the championship OF the American
Football Unlon will be between ;ho Orange Ath.
elevcn il a NO very "trong, hay ing several ,rroni-
ment exec lege pen ~ its ranks; ,2tiGSsbiy b.,
y team a Tifn q tGE ,5'iR art Il few sir years. to the Princeton
fS"'' Wv
There was considerable injustice dono some Of
the athletes who took part ~ me boxing %tonrna-
Labor Lvccim Hall last week. The breach
made by the Club was III allowing those who
down, Without ]spsrrina the reauired three
rounds with somebody chosen by the Judges, apd
WS w"t the %SG m ID . t.weia hHFt oI"sS. Nike MieAuliffc,
of the Bridge Athletic Club, had. n hsr bout
gits I; Ont GHl s q i Emd tic il ff SSsi. nil H.. 'G op he g wns
was ]. Doran. who drew Dyes ell through. IL
wa q good contest and waR awarded to DorRn,
Had lc spared the byos drawn he would not
have hada ghost of q chance with McAulihe.
sparrcrs of this State only, ut PRrepa Hall, this
city. OH January 25.
Grand Central train for lryinGton y .Sterday.
walking back to tine city by way of Nyack,
where they took dinner.
1t IL said that johnny Reagan has been stricken
with malaria, though, somehow the report
vent his spaTrinI match lor : 800 with Young
Mitchell ON the goth at the California Athletic
Club.
A boxing match will occur this Winter be-
tween Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider, aud Billy
the California Athletic Club.
Prizes for the Allerton Athletic CUB games.
which take place Oct. 10. are now on exhibition
at tile Manhattan Inn, $50 broadway.
George Bubear and He'll Matterson, who row
their match S~culling race for 81. 600 n ride to-
day, pull over the regular Universally course OH
the Thames.
Frank White, the well-known New York light
weight boxer, will have q benefit at West Side
Hall Oct. %.
The Scottish American Athletic Club and the
LoriIlard Debating and Athletic Association
will hold an all-around athletic competition
Nov. ..
The first official winter" entertainment Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club will occur Oct. 20.
The National Cross Country Association will
hold Its next championship run OH Staten Island.
The recently organized Holzacken Bowling
Club has elected tie following officers PreSi.
dent, j. b. Gohre; Secretary. Frank Borchest;
Sergeant-at-Arnis, Henry johnson.
The Elizabeth wheelmen intend TO entertain
all OF the participants i'll their big parade.
which takes place Saturday.
Ever since Mike BreRlin so ~signally de feated
Charley Mccarthy PROMINENT boxers have talked
OF challenging him. Toe Flaherty, a ,l22-ponnd
man. seems to be honest in his talk about trylnf
to get on n match with Breslin.
Mr.. Albert l. Sire, who. with his brother. owns
Harry Wilkes, is turning his attention to thu
trotting events which begin shortly at Morris
town.