Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-03
Very Great Interest Aroused
in the Football Game
Between the
3 AS AND P. 4. C. TEAMS.
Princetons Defeat the Chicagos by
IL to 0 in a Good Struggle.
E'AULIFFE is READY FOR BURGE.
Results of the Gutenberg Races and the
Card for To-Day.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

The return game between the A. A. A
and P. A. C. football teams is still ten days
of, but seats, boxes and spaces for vehicles
are being engaged with such rapidity that
it begins to look as if there will be too
many there for the size of the grounds, A
A. A. Park. The football enthusiasts eI-
pect an unlimited amount of excitement at
this game, and every one of the 5000 who
saw the tie score made on Columbus Day
will be at the coming battle with his and
her friends. and the streets Of Allegheny
will be filled with people decorated with the
blue and white and red and white ribbons,
the colors of the two organizations 1t is
said that the p A. C. "rooters" have had
composed for them song that equals
the one rendered by the A. A. A.
sympathizers on the other occasion. They
have also made some stirring additions to
the "Hell-a-bo-zee'' that they intend to
spring on the long suffering public On the
other hand new shouters have been added
to the A. A A. ranks, and unless some
thing unexpected happens there will be
more life about the two cities on the 18th
than at the old college towns where rival
students paint the air crimson.
Both Sides Are Very Mum.
There has been an ominous quietude
lately concerning the makeup of the teams
that will meet on that day. Manager
Kountz intimates that the original A. A. A.
team is without an equal in this part of the
country and for that reason there is likely
TO be little if any change. Since the first
game Captain Blunt has been imparting in
struc.ion to his team, and if there is anyone
in this part of the country who can bring
good team out he is the man. 1t is claimed
that the first game was no real test OF the
strength of the A. A. A. team, for
the reason that up to that time
the men had never worked together.
Since then the A A. A. has met and pre-
vented one of the strong Eastern teams
from scoring. Saturday next the eleven
will go to Geneva, which scored against the
p. A. C.'s on October %, and obtain more
practice together. These games, together
with practice work directed by Capt. Blunt,
will bring the team into much better shape
than 1t was before. At any rate there
won't be so many fumbles nor so many mis-
Understandings of orders and the game will
be sharper.
Prof. Kirchuer Is Disabled.
Nobody knows just how the P. A. c. s
will line up. 1t is not probable that Prot.
Kirchner, one of the best of the rush line.
will be able to play, but his substitute has
not vet been announced. Other changes
have been limited at but it is pretty certain
that the best eleven that can be gotten hold
of will be chosen. The p. A. C. has had no
game since the 22d and then the team was
patched up and in no condition to play.
There is, however, to be a game on
afternoon that will test the
strength OF the eleven. The State College
team will be here, and it is strong,
said by some to be stronger than the Column
bia this year. The game on Saturday is
therefore considered as a test of the 2. A.
C.'s strength as compared with Eastern
elevens. Captain Aull has not been idle,
however. He has been practicing the team
and its work will probably be free from
error of any kind. The P. A. C. intends
to win if it can on the 10Th. In the mean
time those who desire to secure boxes or
vehicle space should see Mr.. o. G. IL omp-
son at 153 Fourth avenue Immediately.