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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
HARrARD BLOCKS NEGOTIATIONS,
Afraid Yale win Learn Their Trick, n
They Plsy Princeton.

Negotiations between Harvard and Princeton
for football game this fall have been tenn
porarily and. perhaps, permanently blocked.
The Harvard undergraduates have filed an
objection that has ended the dick erinR for the
present at least Financial Manager White OF
Harvard arrived In this city early yesterday
morning. and ut o'clock met Receiver Freed
man Of Manhattan Field by appointment. Mr..
Freedman Immediately preached the subject
sy Offering Offering e LET Harvard and Princeton have
SsS? ~. hf:T is.S BE- .a Rrysd on Saturday
would Be here it ' Ioofed Very much as
II Harvard might play Princeton. The under;
g grady howsver. and the manager and
coachers OF the Harvard eleven have decided
not TO- play the game after all. so merely
f fS% hsTs t9dny f. make for
Mr. freedman asked Just Why Harvard didn't
care to meet Princeton. and Mr.. White ex-
.se h sSnts to boat Yale and
prefers to devote all OF her energy in that way.
4 game With prInceton would give Yale q
any way Mr.. Lane. the manager oiftRe eleven.
anf Teo &C. wns
y vast crowd. but that doesn't cut any figure at
Mr. White took the noon train for New He-
yen to make arrangements for the Harvard
iho DO played NJ bpTlnBHelu, prop
ably on Saturday. Nov. %,
The Harvard and Princeton graduates. who
net last SATURDAY. are stlll at work and will do
NFw HAVEN. Sept 27-Manager White OF tho
Harvard football team has been In town to-
day In conference with Manager Hotter OF the
Yale team with reference to the Springfield
game. Nothing definite was arrived ct. and
meeting on OCT. I. Yale viii
wish to play under the Intercollegiate rules.
which will be modified at the meeting. Regard
ing game between Princeton and Harvard.
Manager White state as his opinion that mono
VIII take place this ,year. and Walter Camp.
same. Williams the champion hurdler OF 81.
Coached the Yale backs this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Yale aud the Undergraduate Km..

Nrw HAYES. Sept. 1.-THE annual meeting OF the
intercollegiate Football Association will be held In
New York on Oct T. and at that time the undergradu.
ate rule will DO discussed. 1t is thought the rule III
be repealed, and = substitute measure adopted. Tho
Yale delegates to the meeting will have to be
BY The university and for this reason mass meeting
will be called next week. AZ present the undergradu-
ate rule stands ms agreed upon by the
Football Association last winter Yalo has voted
down this rule. and substitute rule has been offered
The meeting next week will have o decide whether
the resolution drawn by TIE university shall no into
effect at once thus annull the rule
or Whistler the undergraduate rule shall stand until
Jan. the university Yates to stand by The under.
graduate rule, Yale will have 6ght Tor the Tuis
again and even II the intercollegiate ion votes
10 the contrary vii have to stand by the rule until
jan l. when the substitute rule wiz 20 INTO force.
bl1y football Tor hye years at Springfield under tho
rules o! ths intercollegiate Assoc Harvard ia M
longer q member OF the association hut the indrr.
graduate rule 10 one of the rules Of AZ
the probable outcome OF tho whole dIculty IL that
Yale will vote TO have tho sub.ii ute rule go IN O eect
this fall This latter rue provides that every yarsity
athlete with the exception of undergraduate fresh.
men, must have years residence the uniyersitv
which they Represent and must be candidate for
degree The intercollegiate Association Il is also
thought will agree to this rule. and SO VIII Harvard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
T0-DAY's ZIG MATCH RACE.
Lampughter and Tammany to Measure
Strides the Hill.

Lampnghter and Tammnny to Measure
Strides the Hill.
Lamplighter and Tammany. the champion
four-year- ODDS OF the year. meet at Gutten burg
to-day in a match race for $4,000 side and
$4,000 added BY the Hudson County Jockey
Club Public opinion is about equally divided
as to the merits OF the pair. and the betting
will undoubtedly be heavy
Both horses are said to be ready to race for q
kings ransom. LampllRhter worked a mile
and quarter on tho hilltop on Tuesday In
2:l0h. and Temmany went the same distance
at Sheepshead Bay on the same day In 2:O8A.
, The Guttenburg course can be reached nv
the Fourteenth. Forty.second, Barclay. Frank
race will DO called about 4 o'clock.
This is the programme In detail
pr; H Of mile for beaten horses
Jubilee. PIimus. trump, liz each.
Second Race-SeNen.e Ehths 0t mile; selling Za..
dlvar, Alrplant i02 Phonograph 3d. BalbriaRan, 49,
FoSglove. lO2: Aeiauie. 49, Wallace. 90; Rear Guard
Third Race rhIee.quarters Of a mile; selling Sun.
glimpse; sr knight. 49, Mabel A.. 1o5; Grasshoppsr
Jos: viraEo. lO0 Briar geding Come Home, IO3:
pha9n W capt sincair Blue Garter springtime. O8:
Fourth Rare-One mile and quarter: match. 81, 500
side, Iammany. fsmplixhter 1872 each
Fifth Race--Six and half furiongs; haudicap
Cleaning. JIG: Victorious. 1O7; Bel Demonio. Ny
G4yPs l9:; kilde a lo Copyright lo6 Little Fred
Sixth Raee-sexen eighths Of mile: selling. Lonely
1o4; Panway. %: Panhandle 8s: Carmen. 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Arranging or tho Australian CricL sters'
Visit.

All the arrangements for the coming game between
the Australian crcksters and A-Sew York have been
completed tho last meeting OF the Metropolitan
District Cricket League before the match ayinK been
held Yesterday The meeting ratified the action Of tho
subcommittee In selecting the New York team and In
1russP.ihg the new arrAnsements rIonosed by the
day game. The eighteen players " ho viii represent
New York IN the game will meet at BeTgen Point on
saturday for practice in Outcricke the team ded.
i nr ana S9wsns against aeomrrs The Australians
from Philadelphia Will 20 down tho bay IN a tug 10
greet thf famous AntpOdrans
After their cOnd game In Phad elpbiA the Austrn.
a ans wiii Play twoIay matches IN boston. Detroit
not 100 cold They will hardly. however. risk their
ives as Lord uAwkes team dih when they played In a
In Boston. ~ N' ''
Before the meeting adjourned q date IVES liked for
playing OIL the game between the frat club In tho
second section and he last club In the hrAt aud the
nstorAs and kewArks Will contest this game at Bergen
fSlnt on Oct. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
On tho Wheeling Circuit.

REApIsG. Sept. 27.-Ths annual meet Of the Pennsyi
vania whee|men hold to-day at Agricultural Park was
very successful Though in the international circuit
no international contest held The race the day.
the mile open, had as starters q. Smith Taylor Bliss
Brandt Titus, Miller. Sanger. Rhodes. and others The
race was the last quarter when Taylor cut out Of the
at a. ,Ss
men were ssh nsef a and nesE an :s aTS
From s. %is from iron home when Bald came GU.
issssa sanger foot With .us Close f SSrh and
. pedal IN striking rut- He did not ride again.
aoI, to a II sn mil: los:
caused false start ana she men were called bsct
Again they got away. and pretty contest resulted.
ST, hi1h Hrnbsrgsr, won By foot from O., &;
81: pif. n.n %s:s h:
wheel forty feet the starting point which is sew
era yards past the foul line Tho men did hear the
berger win protest the contest and carry il TO tho
IN being beaten out OF welwon Victories this being
sh nn thi sf, IN ihs past geek The summary;
second, y. Wyntnss third; Time: 2:A7 85.
Sanger third, J. Titus fourth. ]. r. Bliss NTH
O. s':sts s!;'H s'2s S.s e.ps.r a..
fourth; g. W. Kriek Nth. Time 10 rs. w. -'A
One Nile Handcap-F.J J. Titus, 10 yards nrst; f. p.
Mll kTs % s6d; . ss%GoPd 6ss % yard;
NTH, Time. 2hL '
g. G. Smith third, 2. Johnson fourth Tms I:2s ~
.. Con- MI $50 s:R s,d Rss ri .I R.x'
berger second. q. 9. Smith. third Time. o:sz T. D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
RACING AT CLIFTON
Logan Cepaueres . Fast Lot OF sprinter, ..
the Fourth Race.

Logan Copqueret = Fast Lot OF Sprinters II
the Fourth Race.
| Alexander shieldss good breadwinnsr Lo-
| gan beat fast lot OF sprinters at Clifton
yesterday. the Canadian owned son OF volt-
geur showing his heels to Major DAILY. Play or
Pay, Toano. and the Suburban winner low
lander.
There was q great plunge on the Missouri
mare. Miss Kitty. to win the opening event.
and the gray mare won by n head. with Bel
wood second. Merritt won the second race
with the long shot Sarcasm second. while
Jimmy McCormlck,s smart Ally Marguerite
and boss ws IA tst
low:
c sS "a. and Kit, e ,pI b
S:::: = + INK. Nj: isl
Industry t.i.S Xtisrmsih poncs.Psr iisi.ihai.s
sss rae ssSsS iii. SRSs posi-. "a A'h'''''
B.,.!nsvAs.!n.. Miss Kitty, az to 1; B.lwood, a..
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 q which $50 to second and SIS tothird.
s.nd s5s ,Ii,b Merritt by spend.hrAnn'
gR S,3sa.. - sarcasm; i! i, lin;
Up. and Miss ThonM Az also ran. '' "'" ''""''
Bst.ipg-Agains. Merritt d to l. Sarcasm toll. Ksu.
VIVA gelding 8tol
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 OF which f75 TO second and s26 third
for thtssyesrolds; selling allowances four and half
~: Gecorm,st,s Oh, & Marguerite by Alserin.--,
Ohio stables eh Saresu: si ti;rooi:i
H. W. williams blk, Tube Rose VI u. Daly).......3
strap Charon Pink H.. Wang Craftsman. and Bob v.
Betting-Against Marguerite, 2 to 1; Marcslua o to
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $780, OF which SIG to second and S75 to third
fer ali ages: six furlongs.
Alex shield. b. h. Logan. 6. by Voltiseur-Pet. 115
j. Reissrs Dr. C. Play or Pay & lo6 iMcDsrmotti.
Lowiander. Runaway. Major DAILY and Najor Joe also
= Betting-Asninst Logan to i. Play or Pay 10 tol
Toano 6tol.
Purse $500 OF which s75 second and s25 to third
for yearods and upward. selling allowances six
Dc Longs 9. osrc. 4, by Cheviot-Abbsy. 90 |
r Weis6s br q Mctormack l. ioa iBaiej.
u MSosbysS M LnrAy q wv .BrSoksl |
lion. Remorse, and Double Cross also ran.
Time. "a
BottiInSg.Agan't osric to !. Mccormack l2to1.
Purse $500 OF which $50 to second and S26 third
Tor threeyear.olds and upward: selling a. lowances;
j; carson. Oh j.. s.njs amin 8. by imp Mr. Pick.
w,ck-Countets No u. HID
: S.is's Oh g Jim taxI % ~ Flynn ......." e
Goldstep EdTArd Connolly Hannibal Bayeerry. Van
nowbat. 5son ''"'-"'n 0 70 l. I'll" ''s'n 70 Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Several Changes In the American Amsteur
Bowling Union.

The board of Governors of the American Amateur
Bowling Union held an adjourned meeting At wallaoss
last night. The following del gates wers present. w.
J. Psl. Echo Bowling Club; R o. Luqueer. Our Bowling
Club; Z. b. Tutte. Pin Knight Bowling Club: ". 8.
Muchmore. Alpha Bowling Climb: j. 7. Foy. America
bowling Cinb II; w CowperthwAite. Phoenix Bowling
club; f. j. Dedrick. lyanhoe Bowling Club II. q. Zaul
American Bowling Club and William II. TraftOn
Produce Exchange Bowling Club. Six Of tho clubs
represented on the Board Of Governors were not
represented.
The meeting was held for the purpose OF arranging
necessary matters for the preliminary
Tho knickarbOcker Bowling Club OF New York, New
jersey Athletic Club OF Bergen Point, and tho Ever
green and Adelphi bowling clubs OF Brooklyn were
elected memburS OF the union Mr. Trarton reported
that six or seven clubs from BoBton would mako
application to be admitted The following amendments
to the bylaws was adtpted;
ARTICLE N.-Any individual who 10 o member OF any
or the associate clubs of this Union who has been
dropped suspended expelled from mem be hip for
non.pAy ment Of dues may be prohibited from rolling
with any associate club In any tournament given un-
der the auspices Of this union on complaint to the
Board OF Governors by the club aggrievad."
The election of officers was postponed until the next
from hye clubs. namely. Kenilworh and Union OF
New York Mystic Of brooklyn Palma OF jersey City.
and Montgone Fry OF Ne wark. In addition q letter was
received from the Our Bowling Club In which they
union.
on nation of Mr.. Luqueer of the Ours the rese.
nation was not accepted and will not be acted upon
committee Of one for each section to take charge of
preliminary Tournaments They arc ". Davis. Boston;
II, u Anderson Brooklyn; W 7. CorriRnn, New jersey
and w. II. Trafon. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Carruther.'s Bowling Toura.m ent.

The bowling clubs OF Brooklyn which annually
compete in the Carruthers tournament held their
hrst meeting of the season last night At the Re-
plant Club, Fulton avenue. near Tompkins T. j..
Donaldson presided, and J. r. Garlock was Secretary
The clubs wse represented as follows: Clarsmont Q.
We'll: Fearless = Aussmp; nerkimer. q. Grssnman
Monroe. James II. 1ounsberry; OscsolA. Mr. Cooper
PIN kniahts. IL Anderson; Peconic j. Eagleton:
heneks. II. kruse; South Paws, Barnard. Saamander;
IiDRa. 4, u. Cornish.
After listening TO eneonragns reports the DELEGATES
admitted the following clubr to membership; CoySr
Madison. Piaibush Wavery. Prospect. and Adelphi
There are now ninstaen clubs In ALL Another meeting
The mem6ership ist the limit being twent ciubs
The schedule will then be drawnu up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

The Engs County Tennis ub's handicap tourns.
in a rather easy victory FIR II McGowan. pr. irn.r
proving unable half thir'" to his opponent me
us In the LADIES' singles be " sen Miss brush and
Nsn . sinalss.ssoond round; Il. r Harris. hair thur.
1SuS ess d. scratch ,f "A ;S, e. ssmns
da I, half ,h.rty IT. ct: u MeGow,n Scratch
one.half thirty. ~. 60 8-I, o..
Ladies' SinRles-First round: Miss Juliet Atkinson.
scratch: beat Miss Herring, half thirty. 80 ii--D
sM a., " Ss;S%,fnsI round: Miss Brush scratch
thirty, beat Miss ]. Atkinson scratch e-s a. "a
In ths handicap tournament of the Fifth Aveuue
straight victories and the top average The scores
P4asS Il beat beat, EaTsr1 Il y "a
Eoan. ssSsa4 IS S.s s'a F r.sss
Croker H. beat b. j. shipmsn il 4s-4i; " 4.
S cs IL. ,o beat y 2: LoqpsbsTy, "a 81
IS - K Cobb 81 boa. = B.r" "%io'' !:
kenyon. IL, 4s-s7; II. i. Fall cite, il. beat T G.
80 X .i sSnsa b sss'
Jones ~ $3.50; 4 HARVARD 6. beat II. D. Lounsbery.
Ia 80; A. Cunningham. scratch. beat Z. Bar:
In ths West Side Tennis Clubs Mt the finals
have been reached In all tho events Yesterday after
noonJ W. White won from z D. DinsInoro Ga, Ga
put wws beaten In the semfnas by Arthur Taylor.
Runway Sept ..2L-Ihe hrst days games Of tho
ildsran Outing Club tennis tournament resulted az
Gentiemsn's snEles-squier beat Johnson. al. %,
Berry beat Camper. 81. al; Berry beat Gray 81
% and wins the 1rst prize Gray beat sQuier. 81.
The tournament will be continued tomorrow. FRI
gay. and Saturday. whom banquet will be indulred
In by the members Of the club and invited guests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

Football at fordham was anything but rromising
when college opened. twas found that Ramsay fun
back. and Tom Smith left half back and crack baseball
pitcher had gone TO GsorgetoWn University; Dono-
hue, the clever LEFT end. failed TO return aud xCapt
Ferguson. Phsian the centre. aud Left Guard Deli.
hAnty being In the graduating Class concluded to de.
stout heart OF Capt Maurice DOran quaed before this
prospect and it looked ss though fordbam to be
represented by = scrub team . all.
The Alnmn we're appealed TO. and gfter Considerable
coahinA ferEuson, PhelAn. ana DeltbAQty agreed 10
resume their old positions This improved the situn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

tioa considerably Msoss one q last yssr.' member.
e now chance that penohus, nay BE- prevailed upon
Light practice 10 now indulred In daily The old men
who line up the nrst lean ere Ferguson, Pheisn,
Delthanty, Maurice Dorsr. Boyle. Fisher. Fleming.
bsrFsn: and Mcshsrs: The most eEoTising among tho
Murphy, Ford, Dryer, and Rstter:
II has not as yet been decided who will coach the
eleven. Janeway of Princeton 80, may he selected
Fry. on aecount Of business may not show M at all;
training table may be supplied, and, with careful
and systematic coaching and earnest work the part
OF the men. team may be developed that will repre-.
rent the oldcs; Catholic college in this Vicinity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

The Central New Jersey Bowling League was organ
lied at Nesheld last night The clubs represented in
the new league are the Park Bowling Club OF North
Pininheld Watching Club OF atwood. wsstfeld Atb-
tetie Glpb hosells Casino: Elizabeth Athlstio Club
eiatonn y. whitehead Of Wesineid was elected
rIesident j. Common smith of the New Jerseys Vice
frtsinen ana j. T. Stevens OF the W3tchungs Secre-
taty y 'iIrsnurer The series VIII bo two games with
shch club and Will begin the first week In November
Fries VIII be given the rst aud second teams and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
News or the Wheslmen.

Messrs Sanger johnson. Taylor and Tyler will ride
day.
The Queens Bicycle Club will hold their seventh an
nual race meeting on the Queens Athletic Club tracy
on Oct. Z. The following events will be One o.
novioe safety; one mile safety handicap; two mile
safety handLcep; half mile safety handeap for bows;
Island kntries will close on Sept so with Thomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
MORRIS PARKS OPENING DAY.

The Manhattan Handicap aud the k,ch
Matron Stakes Will be Run.
The fall meeting OF tho New York Jockey
Club will begin tomorrow ut Morris Park.
The opening programme of six races includes
the Manhattan handicap for all ages at u
mile. and the Matron stakes for two.yenr-
ODDS. at three-quarters Of mile. The Mntron
Stakes will be worth about $4,000. Lamp
lighter 10 in the Manhattan handicap Mt the
top weight Of 100 pounds. Tammany ranking
next with 12a. The horses and weights IT. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Current Football, Go.s,p.

The Dominican Union Football olub of city played
the orioe eleven of Long Island City at Wooisey's
Woods, Astoria, oil sunday afternoon Tho Dom means
aia all the piaying. keegan. lianogan. and Donelan
downs. The scoreI Dominican Union. 20; Orioles, o.
The football team Of the Dominican Union is made
up As foows; Left end, Dooley; left tackle Fennell;
LEFT guard. Ryan; centre Lowndes: right guard. q.
schmittborRer: right tackle, Ryan: right end OCon.
nor; quarter back Keegan: lett half back. DonneIlan
right half back HaneRan: fuil back W. schmittberger
The DomnIcans have yet been defeated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

The Bedford branch OF the Brooklyn Y NJ C. A. held
thsr opening " mnasium exhibition OF the season in
tue building at Gates avenue EostTand last even.
inE Lea by Physical Director James Becker class OF
tnrongh fancy and dhieuit exercises with
xSnlai and parallel bAIh yaultnE horse &c. some OF
Null; George B. Williamson, H. Ferris, j. y z.
chaG9esy Hamilton, fest inehsI z isaiss
AlfTed DAybil aud Charles Bell tied At feet incheS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
ALBIONS TIE THE sPARTANs.
They Also Score I ,671 Pins In the American
National Preliminary Tourney.

The preliminary series OF the American national
bowling tournament came to end last night with
games between tho rival Paterson clubs. tho Abions
and the Columbias. Both clubs anxious to com.
pete against the strong that roll in the
popsh SERIES and the latter lust ~ eager to
have them as opponents 1t was expected that both
teams would be able TO top the totals rolled Monday
and Tuesday nights.
The Albions In good form, rolling $40 and 6o2
making total of 1.67l the exact number scored BY
the Hoboken spartans While the pins did noS fail
could only gather together total q l.47v Had they
chance for the hnal tournament At the meeting TO.
night the Albions. spartans, Owls and Manhatta
will be accepted embers and II the and
Jolly teams fail to Renter the vesper and Krakshia
clubs will be admitted. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept: 27..ChicaE? won its third
German was very Wild In tho frst and second
innings. five bases on balls. two triples. sin
gle. and two errors netting five runs. Petty
The Colts have won these games because the
New Yorks could not solve the curves Of An
sons South Paw pitchers. The weather was
clear and cool. Attendance. loo. The game
was called after the eighth inning on account
Of darkness The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
II ase ball Notes.

Tho baseball season on Long Island has emma In a
close There was no league smong the several village
the clubs now having enclosed gr0nnds The poines.
TICS OF Far RockAway lost three games to the Cuban
one OF the few Victories against them by to Z The
Rabylon Sag iAIbor and l.liE dispute the champon.
ship OF SUFFOLK county Sag H3rbor did meet Bsb-
ciuba anishnd ''"P'"ieo- 10" the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

Earned runs-ChcnRo. 2: Now York, l. Left on bases
o srmang 3; ~ Ns% York q frss base on o,sof
ny cIHn'ep 81 BY GERMAN /; by Petty, D. Home run
base hits,Camp. Decker. Burke sacrifice hits-Uer.
man Wilmot stolen bases-wimot ~. LANCE.
Double p'ays-Wnrd. Fuller, and Conner; Camp Irwin
and Decker Hit by pitcher-By Petty. l. Wild pitch
Petty. umpire-Lynch. Time-l:46.
BOSTON. I; LOUISVILLE. g.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 27-strattons error in the ninth
inning lose trday's game. The champions again
played In st.esx manner apparently caring little as
the outcome Attendance HttJ Tia acnre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

PRrScrroS. Sept 27-The following football candi.
dates sent to the varsity training table to-day:
Trenchard. '85. King. 'p+; p McCausy. "a; Taylor
'Db; BALLET, "a; Wheeler. '9b; Hall 'g5; Lea vs. h.
RgR,. "a; Browpe 'p6; Dwight. De; Church, ,0T:
Thompson. 'g7 Allen. 9S; Turner. 'RS: Barnet IN;
Rhode. '97; Turner. "a.
The following are at the scrub training table, Irvine
'e5 j. Thompson. 'pa. Pope 'p6. I. Riggs. "a; I'd.
wards, 20; Bradley 81; Gordon. '97; johnson, 90;
Robb. '0T. and williams 'p7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Other Games.
Baseball Ganes To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Pittsburgh VS., New York. at Pittsburgh.
IT. Louis vs.. Boston, at St, Louis
Cleveland vs. Philadelphia, at Cleveland
Louisville Vs. Baltimore, at LouisvilIo
Cincinnati vs.. Washington. at Cincinnati
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

Secretary Ebbets OF the Brooklyn Baseball Club has
closed with the Crescent Athletic Club for the OF
Eastern Park by the latter for Its series OF football
games this fall Capt sheldon announces that seven
will be play cd there i've OF which have already
been booked the open dates are Oct. 2s and Nov. 4
Yale; Dot. H. Crescent va Princeton; Oct a. Ores.
cent VS. University of Pennsylvania Oct. ~. open:
CrescentyR Orange. " ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Opening OF thu Football sen.op ut Cornell.

IrnAcA. Sept. 27.-The FIRST football game here this
season played at Percy Field this afternoon whom
the Cornell and Syracuse eleyens lined up. While
was expected that syracuse would be defeated II
not thought that tho Cornell eleven were capable OF
playing the brilliant game they did Cornell ut will
rushed the bail through the Syracuse lines and only
once did syrscuse have the ball in Cornell tsrr,ort
and then only for ten yards Barr PLAYED brilliant
game AZ did Robbins. Hall and hArpn. three men
For Syracuse Adams did excellent work The score OF
tho Ramn Cornell 80 SYrncnae o Thn linz M