The evening world., 1893-10-06
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Yale's Tricks Will Be Watched
by Critical Eyes Tomorrow.
BicyciIst Tyler Breaks . Record al
Springfield.

when Yale's football players shall ar
ray themselves against the team OF the
Crescent a. c., at Eastern Park to-
morrow afternoon, there will be plenty
Of kccn-"yed critics Of the game peer
ing at the blues most scarchingly.
prlnccton's interests will be well taken
care Of by n delegation from good old
NASSAU. and the Harvard team will
have a lumber of admirers on hand. to
watch cut and post the crimsons on all
the little tricks and kinks that Capt,
Hinkey knows to IA nicely. Yale will be
under the fire from start to finish, as 1t
Will bc her first game in this ncighbor-
hood this season.
That Yale will not he forced to make
very much of a struggle to win to-mor-
row Is admitted. Crescent was de-
featcd by Stevens a day or two ago in
lioboken, and 1t was considerable Of Il
surprise, too. as the Crescents played II
capital game all last season and Sc
cured the championship of the American
Football Union.
lale's first appearance in this city will
he on NOV. l. when they will meet the
New York a. &. eleven on Manhattan
Field. The Blues VIII probably leave for
New York tonight or early tomorrow:
Manager Hotter and capt. Hinkcy will
precedc the team. "a they are due at the
meeting OF the intercollegiate Football
Association at the Windsor Hotel this
evening.
The Impression seems to be general
that at '~o-night's meeting, the famous
undergraduate rule. which caused such
IA Juror in college athletics last Win
ter and Spring. will be repealed. although
Yale and Wesleyan are said to be a unit
always opposed the Undergraduate rule.
and n their delegates find they are alone
in their desire for "A repeal, It is re-
ported that they may retire from the
to complications in the schedule Of
games for the intercollegiate champion
ship.
Wheelman Harry Tyler surely has hit
n wonderful streak of rapidity in these
closing days of the bicycle season. At
Springfield. Mass. yesterday he cut OF
3 40 seconds from the wrold's record of
a mile with standing start. covering the
distance in 201 3-5. as against 2.05 25
made by Windle oct. s, 1892.
In accomplishing this feat Tyler low
cred the world = record for the half and
three-qiarter OF IA mile, as well as for
the full mile.
At the same track yesterday T.. A.
Mcbufiie and James Clark. on a tandem,
made a mile in 2.0l 10, lowering the
worlds record 4l-5 seconds.
A sensational report emanatcs from
Spl ingicld to the effect that one f.. c.
Dumbleton stated hat John S. Johnson
admitted to him that the phenomenal
kite track in Independence were not cor
rect. That statement is highly i'm
p]"rtant, n true. and win probably be
the, Freehold IN. j. cyclers yesterday,
added two Victories TO his big string,
making In all lOl he has secured this
season.
Tomorrow Zimmerman will race at the
championship contests of the Metropoli-
tan Association OF the a. A. L. at the
Snuj i; A. ba { Gun Ss Secretary Jim
fer Piling up his wins to the century
notch until he struck the soft game
for him at Bayonne.
In the games of the Patrolmen's Re
neNolent Association at Lion Park yes
terday, Nj. O'Sullivan, OF the Second
Precinct Church street station), is cred
tied with throwing the 56-pound weight
with one nand four inches further tina
all records. His throw is put down at
80 feet. O'Sullivan Is an ~ex-champion
all-round athlete.
Ernest Wilfred Hjertberg. better known
AZ Ernie" was married To Miss Lorettu
Marguerite Riley. of Maple villa, West
brooklyn, last evening.
Another ~well-known athlete also entered
the holy bonds yesterday. Jesse Il. Riggs
the popular guard of Princeton "A year
or two ago. welded Miss Lottie Sym
ington in Baltimore.
The st. George A. G. will tender 4
benefit on Election Day to the trainer
JaCk Herman.
A Reader.-Iis father was an Amer
lean, born in Ohio OF German parents
and his mother a Mexican.
j. Grant. Mt. Vernon-Sullivan GER
tainly did hit Corbett during that fight
but not very often nor very hard.
=. j. E.-Between the exact point
you name there IL no club. but the near
: est is the West Side A. c., at IA Yves
forty-iifth, street. This Is principally
boxing club.
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