St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
SPORTING GOSSIP.

The next billiard game at Foley's viii be for
the Foley emblem The trophy is now held
turned home at the conclusion of the
base bail season, he is ready to ac-
cept the challenge that was fled DIV Frank
Thayer last spring. The date has not yet
must be considered in the matter, and he
was not seen yesterday. Thayer stands ready
TO play any day, as he declared yesterday,
and the game will likely occur sometime
within the coming week or two.
On the heels of the contest for the Foley
billiard emblem will come the next game in
the challenge series for the elegant GLOBE
Twin City tankard. 1t is now held BY Bing-
nam, who has won 1t once, and who N ust
successfully defend it twice for it to pass
into his possession. His next competitor
will be Glow, and then Capen stands next in
order. However, should either of these can
didates decline to play, the next in order of
finishing the original series may challenge,
and moreover. should all the eligible candi-
dates who participated in the original series
Withdraw, any amateur in the Twin Cities
may play.
Charley Moth went TO New Ulm last even
ing, where he will wrestle catch s-catch- can
style this evening. His adversary will be
Herbert Smith, who has a record as an am a.
teur, and who is expected to give The big fell
low little trouble, although Moths hackers
win IN straight falls.
All the bowling clubs are now in active
training for the coming winter tournament
to be given by the DAILY GLOBE for an ele-
CANT challenge cup. Capt. Jim Wall is now
in the city again, and he will soon have the
famous Nushka bowlers a work although il
is said that the personnel will be slightly diff
1ereht from the winning aggregation that
walked away with the GLOBE trophy a year
ago. There will be no cinch this time. how
ever, for several of the clubs that will com
pete have kept up their practice all winter
ana they VIII enter the arena in winning
FORM There Will be new candidates, also
and they are unknown quantities, and the
series, as exciting as it really was last season.
viii surely be exceeded this season.
One of the leading sporting events Of the
season Will be the football game between
the university OF Michigan team against the
University OF Minnesota team 1t will be
Played IN Minneapolis tomorrow. and it is of
such unusual i'm Importance that all the East
ern deyotees OF the game will watch the re-
suit with especial interest.
The Manchester and HamIine Rugby elevens
p4ayed at Hamline yestderday The game
was won by the former T score of 40 to 6.
Manchester clearly oDt-elass the others. and
her men are far heavier. the quarterback
pei ng 194-pound man. Manchester plays the
st. Paul High School next Friday.
The st. Paul High school and the Mime
apolis East Side High school played very
one-sided game of football at Athletic park
yesterday afternoon. 1t was won by Mime
apolis by score of 10 to 0. The individual
work of the st. Paul team was excellent, but
the team work was miserable, and besides,
the boys were not familiar with the signals.
Minneapolis played splendidly, together and
Individually. There was a greater crowd
present from Minneapolis than from St Paul.
The Minneapolis boys were heavier, and
made great gains by bucking against the
center of the rusk line.
The teams lined LID at IN rs fnllo1rs.