New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
THE SPORTING WORLD.
YALE AND pRIXcEroNS GATE MONEY.
TALK ABOUT THE RECEIPTS OF THE BIG FOOT

TALK ABOUT THE HUCEIrTS OF THE BIG FOOT
BALL GAME-ATHLET:C MOTIFS.
!; will probably be a day or two vet before The
University Athlete Club committee having charge OF
tho Thanksgiving BAY football game Will be ready 70
make is report Those Fl position TO know say mat
the total receipts viii amount 70 only $4,000, ana
when the expenses taken out his viii leave lHle
and Princeton about tho amount They received
last year. each in tho ucighhorhood Of $4,000 Last
wear The game was PLAYED in the rain. and besides the
Manhattan Athletic crab received onrthird oil t"e re-
ccipts.
1--WE were Hauled over the Goals for our manage
inert or taat game last year. said Office" q '"e
Manhattan Athlete Cub last night but ihhK 'f
game this year will vin1icatc our management ES'
year. One has sometimes TO wait long for justice ="
lie done. They had also seveniy.hvc more I'1N"'e
Boxes TO dispose Of This year. and they also had s'nu
D. where - was charged for seats. which WAS an
open stand last year, and whore seats sold Tor Only
81 80 They also had more room this year 'oF car
rages and tallyhos"
While the football season IS over and Yale las again
won all tho honors the conditions are left IN rather
peculiar position According to The rules at least ms
the rlcs are umqlcs'ionably intended TO Imply Yale
and the University Of PENNSYLVANIA ought 10 pay Ne
Thanksgiving Day game together next year Sncn
a game, however would not draw 50 wei ~ the Nale-
Princeton battle and TIE college boys are ALREADY
condition 0; affairs Willie Harvard is not member
NJ the INTERCOLLEGIATE Association she IS watching the
case closely Yale can get Of tho trouble by with
drawing from the association and forming Triangular
Icacie with Harvard and Princeton or dual league
with Harvard. Then the pennsylvanians may see inc
hopccssncss OF their case and not insist upon Their
rights A Thanh, giving Day. or Election Day game
I'm tlis city between Yale and Harvard would prove
mighty magnet ard il is possible Chat such a game
ray be arra!.sed for next The mighty dollar
plays almosr important part in college i"oloaII
to-day as II docs In professional sports. and nothing
is impossible when the financial returns promise 20
lie immense II IIarvaYJ would take Wcseyan's place
in the Intercollegiate Association, next season would
eclipse any in the history Of football
The baseball season IS also over. but the affairs OF
the local club have been left in an undesirable con
dluoH. That the men Of wealth who own tNe stock
IL the New-Yorl Club should not come forward ana
their obligation seems singular 10 say the least
Some OF, the players. in fact about all the players
,ave not been paid in fnll for their seasons work,
The men holding scvenmonths notes for the salary
due them Tie club lost money this year, as might
have been expected from the weak team put in the
field ana tie stockholders have been asked to pay an
assessment Oil their holdings. some have done this
and others have not. 4 meeting will be held in a
few DAYS when the affairs Of tho club will probably
be settled 1t would be desirable for the team to
start in free Of debt next spring. The stockholders
Of rhe Ncw-York Club are we'll able TO pay their
assessments and they ought 10 do 1t. The PLAYERS
are entitled 10 their salaries. Tie New-fOrh CiUD
viii sign shortly three AMI possibly four strong
PLAYERS.
ono Of the livelcst features Of the Manhattan
8 C. carnival at Madison square Garden on Satur-
dov night was the football game between the Man
haitian A. c. and Varuna Boat Club ccvens. II
wa, afte- midnight wien the game was finished. The
teams played follows
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