New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
NOTES OF THE ATHLETES.

A general meeting Of the Eastern Baseball League
has been called By President G. d. White. ana IL Is
likely that there will be hot discussion oNcr ''o
admission OF New Haven and Providence 10 'hc CIR
cult Al the last meeting 1t was decided 20 ieaVc 'i
question to vote by mail, and the majority uc''ucu
In the Affirmative But now President "l"'0 ~
il advisable 10 hold a meeting.
Arson, rs usual. already has the pehhaHt W." VII
paper. >,
syracuse may drop out OF the Eastern League III
that case Erie will get the franchise.
,rranccmcnts have been completed for the pro
fessional boxing tournament OF the New loF" A'cu'
Club, to he held in the gymnasium o. the oIuo"o
on saturday evening. There VIII be seven Ooul' w
tween Walter Campbell, OF Philadelphia, ara fta"N
uoorc of Elizabeth ~ j.. Johnnie Clark, OF
philadelphia and william Young, Of Washington d. T.
e Charley Mccarthy, OF Philadelphia, and "lOmWe
Kelly OF New Jersey: Walter Egerton, the hchtuchy
Rosebud, and William Peterson. Of PD!adeiphla,
Pete" McNally, Of Brooklyn, and "Ancy' Kelly Vi
Brooklyn: John Dundon Of Jersey Clty' anu Jo"'
Dolan. OF Newark; and Edward Mccloskey' Oh fhila
de,nhIa and "Mulln's Unknown OF brooklyn
An oncn tournament Will be held In the court Of tho
Boston A. A. beginning April II, 10 decide the
amateur racquet championship OF America cham
ponshp trophy has been offered Jointly By the Boston
l. A. and the Racquet and Tennis Club OF Ne"-iOrh' 20
be competed for annually in Boston and WORK
alternately Entries close on April with Kichard
D. sears Of the Boston A. a.
The Nassau Boat club will give an amateur minstrel
entertainment at tho Berkeley Lyceum on satuioa
evening.
The annual meeting Of the Hudson River Rowing
Association viii be held on April IL at the Surevant
House.
The Harvard VARSITY baseball team will pay two
games in Ncw-NOr!1 tits scasOn-on April WIN I'M
Manhattan H. c. and on April with Foriham college
The regular spring athletic games Of the 'th Eesi-
al. will ls a
ON saturday evening April - Much Interest Is cen
trcd In these games they Will be thc fist hcld by
the regiment since It's recent rupture with the Amateur
Athletic Union. Considerable curiosity is also mani
tested as 10 what athletes VIII subject themselves 10
the penalty Il disqualification inflicted on those VINO
competed I'm the last Of these games The przc'
IL is announced. Will be eim,nr 10 those gwen by Inc
regiment last fall which caused the breach. Ihcy
are now however. recognized legal, OWNS To the
recent change by the \. ~ L. In the prizo law but
IL 4, doubtful II the union will register the 'thS con
tests and thus permit their athletes TO compete III
them with impuny.
Four hundred and twenty five entries have been re
ccvcd f,r the games u tine 18th Regiment ~ n. to be
held on saturday. \ large number Of prominent
athlete, ar. Included In this number.
The advisory committee II the intercollegiate Foot
ball Association has suggested three important chan
10 be submitted Al the annual meeting 4 hc a>sria
ton In MAY. The first Wa, tina; Il catcher male the
lall f,,.u l punt out he shall DE mad" 10 try again
II h. fail. the .crod time the ball shall b" sven 10
the opponent, the centre Of tie Held. Inc second
- that If gcuuiu" try for a goal j. made ana missed,
Though a gal had been scored. The third govern, tI
coaching rules. II the rfrr"c discovers an oui-W'f
coaching he shall warn him once, and II be- commit
ia" offence second lime he shall b. ordered OUTSIDE