New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
n, admission good music. and the building IN lhiiN
ave. near Slx,y.th.rd ST.. Is open day and evening"
THAT FOOTB.ILL MEN ARE DOING.
THE COMING GAME BETWEEN YALE AND
PRINCETON.

Tho rumors that IIeHelnnccr was 10 so back TO
Yalr AID that IN case he did princeton wouia can
hack Riggs, have Let the tongues OF inc l"oo''' e'
ia.. 10 wacgns and It Ia, helped. In measure 10
,,crcas. tho interest I'm the Thanksgiving Day game
h,,w,cn tho Two teams Probably the clever man.
accr, q. the two teams know something about The
starting OF the yarns. II }, certainly Roou a"''i
,cment In spite OF the fact that neither man IS hkey
10 play HelIclfnScT's prescnc" IN Ne"IaVeh' ""c'"
no spcnt a day two In coaching INC taic ci''c"'
WIS n Good opportunity to set the rumors ahoat' ana
tary were started with bang. II WAS rather SIN
rul,r that the Ynlr warn left Ncw-Ilnven for New
York about the same time the Riggs tale LEFT Prince
tom Probably neither Hefiefngcr nor RiggS mas any
IDEA OF playing. but rs the bar" suggestion causes
lot OF discussion and advertses the coming game no.
body can seriously blame tn" mon for keeping quiet
and allowing their friends to "saw WOOD From an
artistic point OF view. the general public and college
mon as WELL would like 20 the old nvorcs Oh
their tcuns. HefelHnger would add tower OF
strength YALE and Riggs back would not hurt
rrlncc,on's chances. sill. for those men to 90 nack
would establish n bad precedent. and might Lead 10
endless Quarrelling and bad feeling. Their" ought
10 @ enough good men In each college 10 make team.
and allow the old heroes to so their way In peace ana
10 nick up supcrnuOus flesh ut their pleasure. Then.
again. those who have IIerehnger In his Chicago
A. A. uniform say that he Is not the same lienclhnger
by several degrees.
The local football championship season opened
Yesterday and tho chances are that the Crescent,
orange and the New-lork A. &. teams Will MAKE
lively series Of battle; for tho trophy. Tie Crescents
are the present champions. and IN spite Of tho total
disregard for proper training eNnced BY nearly the
whole team nrookyn's crack" eleven ought again TO
capture the prize. Sheldon, Lamarche and others afe
confirmed cigarette smokers. Captain Beech'r Is so
fat that be waddlcs. while the highly polished pat"
Of the players gives the team rnh"r grot"suc
appearance. Over In Orange they like III" makeup
t,tt, tatv that fhn
old "hoodoo' Is lowering around Orange oval
They to think tina, II they can get rid OF tho
hoodoo. whatever ii may h" they will win tn" cham
pionship. While the Ncw-IOrk Athletic team has
shown up well as either OF the others In IT. practice
games against the college mines still ia" eleven IS not
over strong and It will do we'll 10 beat either OF
IL rivals. wuricmburg Is In reality the Who'll" team
and the Others merely pegs 81" around 10 support
him. The ManlattanS caused such rimpus In III"
League last year that the Cherry Diamond eleven Is
not Of the pcnnant clascis thi, season.
some interesting football games have been arranged
for the present week. Most OF the games, usual
will he played on saturday. schedule OF the more
important games Is As follows
Mcnday-AmhrrsL University Fen s,clacr Poly
technic Institute. at Amherst. Mas
Tur-day-Chicaco Athletic Association ". Princeton
University. at Princeton, y. J.
wcdm >day-Rutse.s College vs. Stevens Institute. at
Iohokcn
Boston University Brown .rnIversisv a: Ptou.
dencc. II. 1.
F'id3v-Amherst University Va. Boston Athletic Asso.
citation. at Boston. Mass.
Sstuday-Chicaro Athletic Association Va. Crc.rcnt
Athletic Club, at Brooklyn
Orange Athletic Club New.York Athletic Club a,
Orange. y. j.
Princeton Freshmen Staten Island Cricket Club.
at Livingston. y. |.
WESLEYAN University vs.. Yale University at New
Haven. Conn.
Stevens INSTITUTE, We. Troy Polytechnic. at Troy y. Y
Amherst University vs. Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology. at Boston. Mass.
Harvard University Vs. Cornell CnvcsiN. a. Spring
field Mass.
Princeton College University OF Pennsylvania. al
Philadelphia. Penn.
University Of Michigan vs.. Albion University. at Ann
Artor Mich
Rutgers College United States Naval Academy. 4.
Annapolis. Nd.
William. College vs.. Dartmouth COLLEGE. at Hanover.
". H.
FOOTBALL NOTES.
Sheldon was not badly hurt at frat supposed
lie Is around again. apparently the for his In.
jufv
The New.Jcrsey Athletic Club 10 no, nearly formi.
dablc in football as IN baseball
The coming Corncll.Princcton game will draw crowd
and some lively betting.
Three lafayette graduates are playing on the University
o! Pcnnsylvania eleven.
Bolliett's work at centre for Princeton (, highly
spoken OF.
King and Film. Get injured rather too easily to suit
the friends Of the tigers.
The Crescent A. G. treats visiting with royal
beratv hospitality The teams always have SPECIAL
train over the Kings County l. road
The carly canys this fall gave promi." q less rough
work and moro science. Now however the player. hayc
settled down hard work. and there Is much slug.
gng' as Of old.
Yale and Princeton made Wise selection In putting
the nanacemcn, Of the Thanksgiving Day game In Ill"
hands Of the University A. G. still /: might hav" been
good d"a N have appointed practical n"wsapr men on
the committee
There to be GOOD why there should not
clubs represented In the local amateur
league.
College will be we'll taken care Of at the Thanks
giving Day game at Manhattan Field.
The majority Of enthusiast, arc willing 70 bet that
Harvard will defeat Yale % November 10. some
VIII bet even tina, Princeton will defeat Yale.
The Cherry Diamond eleven made impression on
PIinceton's Wednesday. Four i've Of the
tigers badly injured
large delegation Of Wesleyan students followed their
eleven to New.York yesterday.
Every effort will he made shut out the spcculaors at
tho Thanksgiving Dav game.
A good game ought result when tho Chicago \. A.
and the Crescent A. A. meet ct Eastern Park rooalyn
neAt Saturday.
The scoring engagements so popular at lat'rn PARK
should By all be adoptci Mao,an Field and al
tho Polo Grounds
There Ia no excuse for "hncc;ng" opposing PLAYER
stamping fallen foe. player guilty Of such
practices should be ruled Of the field forever.