The evening world., 1891-11-27
ment of the big show derived q proit Of
hardly more than $1,000.
FIGURES uPoN WHICH THE ESTIMATE Is BAsRD.
The items going to make up the total
source Of revenue from the game were there

III JnlS}S ulSlueu eQuhlly UetWeeu tuo hidn-
haitian Athletic Club and the Yale and
Princeton Football Associations each will
receive nearly $4,000. This is about $4,000
more than was ever before netted by the rival
college associations in Thanksgiving Day
game.
The largest receipts previously obtained
were realized from the game on last Thanks
giving Day, at Eastern Park, when each Of
the colleges came in for about $4,000 from
the net proceeds.
HOW THE PRocREDs ARE TO DE DIVIDED.
According to Capt. Cornell, OF the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club, the arrangement with the
colleges was that each should receive one
third Of the gross receipts, and that out OF Its
share the Manhattan club itself would stand
all the expenses OF the game. These included
the preparation OF the grounds and the erec-
tion OF four additional stands, the labor OF
superintendent, the printing and sale OF
tickets, advertising, handling OF the money,
and the care Of the crowd on the day Of the
| game.
| What this will oil amount to the offlcers Of
the club say they are not yet able to state
definitely, but 1t is estimated that the ex-
pense will foot up several Thousand dollars.
day afternoon what the gross receipts would
be he said that that he did not think they
would exceed $4,000.
"This is only based on an estimate that
was made before the game began" he said,
"when we calculated that about 80. 900 peo-
pie were on the field.
81 do not attempt TO make any defnite
statement, for the figures cannot be known
until all the returns have been made and the
money counted. l think that 1t will not be
possible to make complete statement before
Saturday evening, when we expect 70 have
the accounts all made up" Y
WHAT A YALE MAN SAYS.
| Efforts were made to ind some of the man.
ayers OF the college football associations Of.
ter the game, but they had all vanished, and
to hunt up any OF them IN the hordes OF stu.
dents who roamed about the town last night
would have been like searching for needle
in haystack.
A prominent representative OF the Yale
football interests said last night at the FIFTH
Avenue Hotel that while he had no definite
information as TO the exact proportion II
which the proceeds were to be divided, hs
understood that the college association!
would get four-nfths and the Manhattan
Athletic Club one-nfth Of the net receipts
\ ~atss asdaostnG ttss neosssary sxpenssa oe ss'
game.
However, may be mistaken" he added
~ suppose the matter will I've fixed Up salts
factor1ly, at any rate. All we know Is tina
we Will probably receive q great deal NOR
from this game than any which has ever beeI
played In the vicinity OF New York.
ave depend great deal on these Thanks
giving Day games to NIL up ouI treasury, ant
the money which is taken In on these oeca
sions goes to support all branches Of athletics
at the. Universally"
AS Princeton's athletic organizations ar,
giving Day game win remain IN the treasur,
OF the Foot ball Association, which is said I,
be the wealthiest association OF its kind II
the country.