Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-21
Sporting Notes.

1T is stated that Mack has lost a. 600 in the Buff
falo Z. l.. Club.
SLAvIN and McAulife are giving boxing exhibi-
tions in England
JACK ROWE thinks that the Buffalo players will
all receive their salaries.
A. b. C.-The title is in allegiance, there being
bona tide claim from anybody tor it.
r.. X. Fox deserves credit for his generosity in
putting up such a large sum of money to defend
McAulitfe IN an English court.
MEssRs O'NEILL AND NINICK will leave for
New York this evening TO take par. in the Donny-
brook fair in tnat city this week.
MACK. Wise. Clark and Beecher have signed to
play with the Plttshurs z. l.. club only on COLI
dtion that their Buffalo salaries are paid in full.
SECRETARY BRUNELL has 81 900 worth of stock
a ths Gfa is as having
in it.
JOE WILLIAMS. the Baltimore lightweight. has
gone TO New York, and wants 10 fight any light
weight, barring no one. to finish. with two
ounce gloves, for $500 side or purse.
THERE is an old saying to the effect that he who
paws the fiddler should name the tune. This means
that those who put NJ the cash for the PIayers'
League should have something to say about its
course.
LUTHER CARY, of the Manhattan A. G.. who is
Princeton on saturday, has sc CHALLENGED He tS John
iOU wards for a valuable trophy. owen, whose
record is 8 As seconds, will doubtless accommo-
date Cary.
AFTER being repeatedly challenged by Jimmie
Kennard, the ''St. Paul Kid, - Tommy Kelly. the
Harlem Spider - has at last signed his wiilfng-
ness to meet the former. kennard wants to fight
al ITO pounds. but Kelly wishes the weight to be
los. A prominent sport has offered a purse OF
81, 900 Tor the little fellows.
Johnny MURPHY and George Dixon have
agreed upon Il weight limit for their coming
fight 1t inadvertently left out of the articles.
Dixon wanted the weight fixed at ia pounds, give
and take pound, but Murphy insisted on an
even ia pounds as the limit. and this was de-
winner will receive 81. 500 and the loser $500
merits Of Sunol are iii to cause disSen-
sion in the Bonner family. The opinion yester-
day of Frederick Bonner. son of Robert Bonner,
brought the elder Bonner out to-day with this
statement: ''Sunol is anything but a qutter. Look
at her mile in 2:Igls. the last quarter in 81 sec.
she is quitter is the verlest nonsense, and want
that recorded"
THE Yale freshmen have organized very good
for The season. Last Wednesday they beat the
Hartford High Schoo! by score of Sc to Q. The
Yale freshmen team is composed OF the following
men: Rushers, Burr, Miller. Strong, Dunkerson,
Winter Hotter, Case, danes; quarter back,
Ward: half back. Hemyard Mccormick (captain);
full back, Van Ingen.
THE Cornell football team is going to show the
New England colleges what she can do this season.
October 30. Union at Schenectady; October 81,
Williams at WilliamstOwn; November l, Harvard
at ambridge: November 3 Amherst at Amherst;
November i, Trinity at Hartford. This will be
Cornell's first regular football journey: Her
team needs good halt back. Fields is filling the
position at present.
THE Berkeley Oval will not be the scene of SO
many football games as was the case last year.
The Columbia College club, which practiced on
the oval last year, has found just good quarters
nearer home, at the Brotherhood Park grounds.
The Berkeley Athletic Association has no foot
ball team this year. and the Berkeley school team
is this only one using the oval this season. The
next game on the oval will be October IS between
the Berkeley school team and Columbia grammer
school.
THE Columbia College football team has ar
ranged the following definite dates for games:
october %, University of PENNSYLVANIA. at the
Brotherhood Park grounds: October Is. Lafayette
College, at the same place: November 4 Prince
ton. at the same place: November Il, University
of Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia; Novem Der I9,
Princeton. at Princeton. The team will play more
games, but the dates have not been definitely
fixed. 1t is hoped that matters may be so arranged
whereby game may be had with Cornell.
BowDoIN COLLEGE has fine football team in
the field this fall, and expects to make some of
the crack New England elevens hustle to win.
The Bowdons are all big men, and Jackson. who
stands feet and inch tall in his stockings, and
weighs 1875 pounds. is said to be the most perfect
formed man in the country. ID. M. Bangs Is man
ager of the team, and Asalph ChurchfilI of
Boston. will coach the men. The Bowdoins will
meet the Harvards at Cambridge the latter part
of this month, and their friends hope to see them
come out on top as the college has not been max
ing a very good record in other sports of late,
and to be losing its reputation in the line of
athletics.