Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28
Sporting Notes,

PRINCETON is the only football team that has
scored against the Red and Blue so far.
OLD SPORT CALVIN is home again from Buffalo.
Jimmy will be in Pittsburg next year.
+. P.-Maud has the best trotting record
2:0s&-and JOhnston's record, 2:0614, is the best
pacing record.
EUGENE CARTER and Frank Maggioli are to
play match game of l4-inch halk-line billiards,
i.5OO points, for $500, at Denver, within few
days.
DIRECTOR H. b. RAE, of the local P L. club.
stated yesterday that more efforts will be made
10 consolidate the local clubs until after the Z. L.
meeting.
FURNEss of the Princeton team, says Schof
the University of Pennsylvania end-rusher, is
one of the best In the country, and VIII be the
best in time.
OWENS record Of As seconds for 100 yards has
been allowed and Carey's claim Of9h mas been re-
fused. Ii is claimed that the timing of Carey's
effort was not correct.
JACK CARROLL the pool player. wishes to state
that in his contest at Beaver with Graham and
He also conceded each opponent big handicap.
JOHN TENER, Secretary OF the local Z. l.. team.
says that every PLAYER on the team, including
wear The Pittsburg p. L. club has no unpaid
men.
NOVEMBER has been decided upon by the In
Ssne hetwee Princeion and
the University OF Pennsylvania. The game Will
be played in Philadelphia.
DOCK CUMMINGS: Your challenge will appear
If forfeit is forwarded to this Office. This rule is
to insure that challenges are issued in good faith.
Besides, it is not likely that prominent profess
siunals will respond to a challenge without
being accompanied by a forfeit.
THE dates for the deciding of the continuous
rpol contest for the championship of the world
between Charles II. Manning. of this city, the
present champion, and Albert g. Powers, Of Chi
cago has been changed to the evenings of
Wednesday. THURSDAY and Friday, October %, 30
and 81.
A SCHEME has been proposed at Yale to put all
the athletic associations under the care and man.
agement OF one responsible person, properly re-
munerating him, giving him power to receive
and disburse the funds Of the different organiza-
tions as his judgment prompts him. 1t is believed
il will be move in the right direction of economy,
save trouble to the collectors of the athletic de-
partments and lesson the Inconvenience of the
students occasioned by the frequent calls OF COL
lectors.
JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN, the actor-pugilist
arrived here from Philadelphia at noon ycSter-
day and left on the Fail River boat at P. NJ for
Providence He dined at the Vanderbilt Hotel
and received several friends there. He said that
his business had been beyond his fondest eXpecta-
tions. and that he expected to make a fortune In
two seasons. 'Do you intend to fight Sayin
jackson, MIR. Sullivan?'' Sun reporter asked. II
may try one ofthem just for the fun of it after
fignt next will have to scrape together big pile
of money. ''-Neto York Sun.
AT the meeting of the American Football Asso-
citation on SATURDAY. night in Newark, the protest
in the Pawtucket-Olympic game was sustained,
and the game ordered played again on the Paw
tucket grounds within the next three weeks.
following result: the first named has the choice of
ground. East district. Fall River-East End
against the winner Of the Olympic-Pawtucket
protested game Fall River Rovers against Hol-
woke West tdistrict-Longfellows OF Brooklyn
against Caledonians OF Newark, Nonpareils of
Rrooklyns against Kearney Roverss These games
dian team will not visit this vicinity this year but
will play at Fall River shortly.