Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-18
General Sporting Notes.

At New York-Boston A. A, 40: New York
A. c., O.
HEFFELF1NGER is now assisting in coaching the
Yale team.
THE Yale and Harvard teaus are practicing hard
for to-morrow's game.
PADDY MCBRIDE. now in this city, wants to
fight Griffin at l22 pounds.
1T is stated that Billy Edwards received SIS 900 as
his commission for holding election bets.
JERRY DENNY SAYS he will not accept an engage
ment TO play ball in the East next season.
DICKINSON COLLEGE defeated the Gettysburg
College team yesterday by score of IA to 0.
LARRY TwI1CHELL will not le held by WASH
ington. There was no string tied to his release.
PAT TFBRAU has been notified that he would
have charge of the Cleveland club again next year.
THAT old warn about Bob Caruthers going into
the hardware business that was sprung lew years
ago has been revived.
AT Charlottesville. Va. Yesterday, Georgetown
College tied the University of Pennsylvania eleven,
with score OF 10 4.
SIX of John A. Morris horses. which were
wrecked the otner day at Ludlow Grove, have been
attacked by pneumonia.
TOMORROW afternoon the second team Of the
PItisburE Athletic Club Will play the Williamsburg
A. A. eleven at p. A. c. Park.
THE Allegheny cyclers will have lizard time"
smoker on W edLesday evening next at their
rooms, No. 81 Irwin avenue.
CHARLEY ALLUM. one of Pittsburg's successful
young business men. has arranged to erect q mon
ster billiard hall and theater in Elwood.
THE next meeting of the Board of Appeals of the
American Trotting Association will be held at the
Victoria Hotel, Chicago, H., Decembere.
THE Washington and jefferson team will meet
the A. A. A. IS tomorrow afternoon at A. A. A.
Park, Allegheny. The game will start At 8
O'Clock.
WHILE walking a railroad near his training
quarters yesterday. Peter Maher got his foot fast
under tie and narrowly escaped death. as a train
was approaching.
THE newspapers of Florida are booming tn at
State as a cvcier's paradise In winter. Its shell
roads hard beaches extending hundreds
miles are sci forth in glowing colors.
IN answer TO many inquiries It may be stated that
the official vote and majuriuies in the various States
are being printed in the news columns of THE
DISPATCH as rapidly as they are completed.
VERY stiff prices have been arranged for the
tween the Chfcaeo and Boston teams. General ad- i
mission win be ST. reserved seats 81 so and g and
boxes holding five persons Sl2 50.
A PROPHECY comes from the East viz, ''The
BROOKLYN Club will play, no Sunday games next
year. The Cincinnati Club may reform In the
nhasis e1eah 2. set,,nS !, III neea S EN-,
caps.-ItneS Star.
BOBBY BURNS, the conqueror Of Cal Mccarthy,
nasI, has thrown up his match with % %Johnny German.
has promised Burns good-siZed purse to fight the
winner Of the smith-Van Heest battle. If Burns
should he succe stu with either OF these fighters.
Noel viii match him against Champion Georg.
Dixon for big purse.
CHAMPION JACK McAULIFFE is in Boston trying
to arrange for four-round bont with Patsy kerrf-
gan. take place In Providence, r. L. Kerrgan is
willing if he is not matched with Tommy Ryan. the
welter-weight champion. next week Kerriean
has been anxious for some time to meet McAuiiffe
in limited-round contest or finish battle The in
ducements which the champion now offers him are
very good.
A DISPATCH from New York says. President
Robert Conn, of the Columbia A. G YESTERDAY an.
nounced the deposit of certified check of S. 900 at
the clubhouse, lis East Seventeenth street. go on
Joe GODDARD. Anyone with Maher money to in
vest said Conn, can be accommodated to that
amount by calling at our headquarters and asking
for Treasurer Wagner, Secretary Mcmahon. or
myself, and when that Is all covered more will be
forthcoming''