New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
TO MANAGE TIE ZIG CAME
UNIVERSITY A. {. TO IfAVE CHARGE on
THANKSGIVING DAY
THE YALE AND PRINCETON FOOTBALL MANAGE
MENTs GET THE CLUB TO UNDER.
TAKE TIE TAsK-OrHER NEWS
OF THE KItkEIS.

Tho University Atirtic sub the request Of the
Yal' and Prime. Football associations. ofmsly
-umrd a." MANAGEMENT Of H." Thnn&>g Day game.
The club proposes . max every arrangement tr tn
commodson Of college men. thr general public and the
mc>. Charles T. Mathew son probable chairman Of
tn managing comrlttr, i particularly dr-iru. that
there shall be hitch year the of
game
The press box l. b. placed along the south side of
The held immediately aran-t the playing incio>utc
don" lat The coacher and substitutes WI be-
such locati thy viii obsiruct the
The only persons VINO viii be- allowed along the
PLAYING line. viii BE- the ~lapr men who will do the
technical reports Of TIE game" The anagcnert prom
ise- spar "rort u prevent repetition of such OBJ
struci.on- ~ occurred NJ lat years game.
The University \. e.. requested T. talc clprrc
Of the game by J. MocN. rnonp.on. manager If the
rrncc,en p - A. sad T. o. Hotter manager OF the
In.nt ,lLb u. Of
lat yea. Ia accepting the manescuent Of tn game.
tioa, r-n,.t.ng Instance. t:at il, future ,ac eol.
ies" make ~ n.t mnd, about me 'n'een iat 0i
matt TO se'oi,S,,c -'v"v prol1r ~ an ,na ".r
AZ r,quc.;lns tc club to accept the management the
oil, &c representatives write a, f.l!ows
To Council Of the un,c cr-i,y Athlete Club
e.te"Tn A. ,,, c.r,nt.,, vo i.. the 'ae % and I'd
our "ani' The e@s @anih.s%t Of e game " BE-
rrcDdting yonl chi,icit anu -ai-,actory manage
m,nt tas eaGe Is's. At ,,'rency snort note.
feel do D"it'f tam AL arrange.
~,
carried out according to ,out best judgment
Me can a,'ss 'oa ta, ~ I'M @ ,gga.,t i' We ,occ The
.a. ,r. ie,o.in,r, ana nanasns n, gam. a, yo@ da
puhpc 1t large Without fear ~ favor
J. MAcS. rlioMiSoN. Princeton +. B. \.
l.. o. hoLrtH. Yale =. Is. \.
" W. ''".' H. {: u, ,ss ,''; ';%$
"'n 'n.n An! ,arIiu coa-iaerat Of YOUR com
ing Dav game tn coancil ha- decided accede
request. and 20 ,'sune tn' 1ts'nt Of ths eamr a.
ue b" YOURS al-o that a." enr -a b. mina9,d
iF s IN, '', a: r@asoaaS rnars sih'r i"a" 4"
r'asyln. til" larsc-, po.ihr ,un Of money tm rstrm
-Irct,c football a>-o'nt II, SAIL act gp,n with such
10 add tSat H." Council h., accept nj. Vita il,
Greatest rcuctr ana onlv account oi th" urgrnrl
IA fa,sfsnc s%I 'H l1cam.aaer. anG With mpr @ it Is n
9,r onc to s .s % Or hH @ pr 81 1oh % r,i@ns M,
foS' thc ssil; vii dou1Is impossible t, irrtcc
in all rcspcct. tnr universities the public or the
adN'n'r ."i as,o, ',o"' & ~ '," "' @ -, ~ =, , 10, 10,
We" '' w. "'''''''"' II. ". BANKS. JH,
serrot.ry u ihc University Athlete club.
The manigrnraL ~ the Crescent Athlete Club hl.
r,,upd an r>r.llcnt fo,ibiil match >a:u'dar
At Eastern PARK. Thc trc-c"nt- arr - meet ~" Eo'
ION Athletic A--oc!so team Their. The latter inclni>
many ..crlrk Cambr.de" PLAYERS and ranks at the Inh
i hich ~ NV ''|'''''> Wv W. So
cen in NcwYork before. hur his will be their first
encounter with the Crescent eleven
pr,av the largest crowd that witnessed football
,,,,c In phadlphi viii be- present. AZ the annual game
botv cen Princeton and ptnn-yysnia col"9cs at Minhcm
r.k next SATURDAY MANY "niu lasts VIII - ffom hi
,r and ~ l. probable that spcci iran viii l." rnn
.urninr 70 the city directly after The game. The con-
,s, ouolt to Lr a grand one aad conservative critics
.,occ the aitcndlncc nt fully 10000.
II was also sct a Yesterday that th" game would b"
Mani I..u of
i-r ct.itv Athletic club viii appoint ccmmiit"" o ~\
,ucu,c,s VINO will cntr" handling OF tn big
,an,c II. committee Will probably ronsiSt Of 6rorg'
,dcc C. r. Matthew son. G. 9. Curler. Tracey Harris.
H. \ Van Dnscn aud other Mr.. Matthews son may b.
the cha
Mr. Van Durrn called upon Receiver Freedman. u
Manhattan Elel Yesterday and looked the contra't
for the ground. II il the - lasi year. ieqnil9
the payment % coo for the Manhattan fcd fo
il,nll.giNing Day.