The evening world., 1893-10-12
sPORT|MG NEWS AND GOss|P.
On Saturday Yale Can Watch the
Tigers Work with Crescents.
Patrolmau Eugene Hickey Out with
Challenge.

The orange and black o.. Princeton will he p
great deal in evidence a, Eastern Park. Brochlvn,
on Saturday. when tho Tigers como UP from
old Nassau to meet the Crescent A, e. eleven.
That will mark the hrst game played this season
bv Princeton. nesf enough for New Workers to
conveniently zee IL.
As Wales casy and expected triumph over the
Cresccnts last Saturday is still fresh In the
minds o: football enthusiasts a capital oppoftn.
nitv presents itself to draw a comparison with
the Now Haven team.
The Tigers do no, lack for able coachrrs. They
faro not pl LIVED as msry games with teams Out,
side their own university ss Harvard or rniycr.
slty OF Pennsylvania. but their practice work hes
been constant and thorough vita the Princeton
second eleven and III" subs. Saturdays gam, "iI!
not escape tho wItah.ul optics Of the Vale louk-
outs. and Princeton Is Just crafty enough not to
expos" all the little tricks and dodRcs the is m
to. unless the Cresccnts force her pretty hard. AMI.
OF course, that isn't at all likely.
In Yesterdays practice work at rrinccton l!all
and Taylor were injured SO severely that they ha1
to leave the neld. liruises. however. as \ general
rule. on III" football field. are quickly herleh.
The date Of the University Of pennsyl,a anita
gam" with Princeton is set down for Nov. 4 at
aIanhattun Field.
u NlnlfIeN III u tOllCf ltIdf'UlrHls v u
few In number, are as careful Of their regulations
as any OF the amateurs or professionsis
Hickey, OF tho Mulberry street station, Who. by
HIS defeat OF Omcer Nick J. Dunno. OF mookiyu,
secured the running championship OF the New
York and ~Ilrookl,n dopar IT ncnts. lie wishes II
understood thlt he Is not the Hickey who won
the mile run at the policemen's games nj Lion
That Hickey Ia John j.. of the oak stree, sta
tion; and Ofncer Eugene, through this column,
to uny distance for tho lkirhari Il. Fox medal
The Mulberry street Hickey thinks John J.. is
trading a bit on his ,Eugen.'s) reputation.
The latter Is nm cK-Tnenher " the Manhattan
A. C.. and ne doesn't Wish his friends to think
he cannot run q mile better than seven minutes,
Park games. lie IL jealous OF his title OF cham
pion OF both Departments. and that Is why he
invites John }, to compete against hin.
ono must bcstir himself these days to keep
posted on all the new records for bicycle sprint
lug. The seconds are shaved on every few days.
new worlds records are made and broken again
In a day.
Willie windie and Harry Tyler have been doing
terday two new worlds records for 4 mile were
established. windie. with a nying start, made
Tyler from a standing start, covered the distance
IN 100 2-5. beating his own record Of 2,oi 3-5
last week These are astonishing records
!. is csrtaInly nice to be a winner: Horace
Monday, night. viii he h]anqaeted at A,Isntic
city this evniug, and thcre'll be plenty OF
pyrotechniCs and red fire galore.
at the Atlantic 'lty Academy OF Music, and his
friends MI present him VIII a diamond pin.
from New York and Brooklyn sports. What do
We hear of Ernst the loser.
A despatch from Sioux CITY to-day tells how
Billy 'Donnell, feath ,r-welght champion Of Iowa,
defeated Frank CASTOR, 1872. pound champion II
Club. for a purse of $500 last night. He was i'm
mediately signed to fight Dan DAILY, OF Omaha. for
Smith one Of his hardest fights. and he and o'non-
nell fought eighty-one rounds TO a draw last
Spring.
Patsy sheppard. OF Boston. a keen observer ot
pnsilism, and himself an ex-iisht-weight cham
pion. has this to say anent Corbett and Mitchell:
this country ever had. and his Huickness AMI
ssil,ty ar. marvellous ! give him more h I, ed
jackson than J. do for his defeat OF sullivan.
When hc met Jackson he went against tho best
was just emerging from the amateur ranks him
rei'. II Corbett and Mitchell meet. Corbett will
win, surely and quickly
A triangular billiard tourney Is likely 10 he ar
ranged between Frank Ives, George slosson and
J. d.h. SShn n n.c in this I,,y , sometime hnS. n .snrs @.I's
willingness TO participate II the conditions can be
satisfactorily arranged.
Brooklyn's baseball club defeated New York. 6
TO 4. yesterday at the Polo Grounds. and are nov
two games ahead in the local championship
series. The clubs play again this afternoon in
Brooklyn.
To II. s. W.-Capt, Cooke 10 the publisher and
editor VI The Police News.
Arthur DC Witt Cochrane, OF this city. has
been appointed captain OF the Yale Freshman
football team.
The Yale Harvard football contest has been
settled for the Saturday before Thanksgiving Day.
At Springfield. II was decided at a conference In
Boston yesterday by Capts. Waters Niarrard) and
Hinkey Nale).
Harvard can play It's university eleven, hut
Yale will adhere to undergraduates. The umpire
this year will he Mofatt, of Princeton, who vas
the fsferee In last years contest with Yale.
The referee will be Capt. Schon. OF last years