The evening world., 1893-10-20
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Finale Of Outdoor Sports at Bay
onne To- Morrow.
Crib Club, OF Boston. Offers n
Purse to Smith and Burgc.

Tomorrow viii see the finale OF tn,
open-air athletic sports. The annua
supplementary games Of he \. A. l.
will be given at the New Jersey A. G
grounds, Bayonne city, and the pro,
gramme calls for a two-mile steeple,
chase race and n ten-milc run.
These games have never been tinan.
cially IA success. and 1t is not expected
they will be this year. The A.. a. l.. Is
bound to encourage all branches OF
sport. Each year 1t entails n loss of SO
or 800 1t Is to be regretted that Tom.
my Conner. the iive-mile champion, will
not compete. Tommy has raine hard
all the Summer. and thinks he is enti-
tied to a rest. Those entered. however,
are first-class men. and the racing
should be worth witnessing. George
Orten. the one-mile champion of
America and Canada. has entered In
pete in the sa me race. A. J. Walsh, last
years champion, has entered. lie is IA
fast man. and the Navier boys expect
Just a. present IT looks rs. IL the ten
mile affa!l would be won by. the. ex-
champion, Il, g: Carte" He has been
time, and those who are IN a position
to know think the old-timer can about
get there. The gam,s viii be started
at . O'Clock.
Word comes from Boston that the
crib CiuD of that city had matched
Dick. Burge. - England and Billy
Burge had bought tickets to sail for
England tomorrow, 1t is not Il certainty
that such a match has been arranged.
The NEGOTIATIONS Mete ccmpleted by Tel,
beelD tor the writer saw ana talked
with Burge only Il block away from the
Pulitzer Building late Yesterday after
noon. He then had only the object in
day.
Manager l.. u. Narian, OF the Orange
y. G., is making many preparations for
the Iale-Orange A. e. football game on
Orange oval tomorrow afternoon. Their
Is a great deal of undeveloped strength
IN tn" q. \. C.,s, and Yale viii probably
bring 1t out. The Oranges have defeated
every team they have met thus far
Yale. Of course. will work hard. and
have 10 use all their tricks to defeat
orange. Play will be called at $50
O'Clock.
The other games, Princeton VS.. Cornell.
az Manhattan Field; University of Penn
Park, will divide the football enthu-
~siasts' patronage in this city. Cornelrs
players reached town this morning, and
are practising this afternoon. Prince
ton VIII get here tomorrow morning.
The Clipper Athletic Club will hold its
first Ladies' night" OF the season, at
The clubhouse Monday evening. oct. 30.
william Halliday. Ward Caultield and
Others Will be the entertainers.
The .enox. Wheelmen will ilo!d a pic
mic run to Tarrytown OF Su:day next.
The start vii. be made from their club
house at 10 a. NJ.
There is still a mitch in the arrange
ments for the three-corn red billiard
tournament between Ives. Schaefer and
Slosson. The two former are said to he
OF taking OF a gan @ with Slos-
Enn as soon as their own match IL con
1t Is understood that Ives is
still holding out for the manuCacturers'
purse, and this may cause further de-
lay.
Interest in the Roberts-De Ora pool
now going on in the Madison
square Concert Hall. IL increasing great
~. The English player made a great
squirt last night, and, as a result, the
''uhan was leading bv only sixteen
POINTS when the evening contest ended.
The grand total now stands: DE ORC.
Roberts, 500.
Harry e. Tyler. the well known ANA
tcur cyCler, was married yesterday to
Miss Edith NJ. Thompson. II Plattsburg.
me happy event took place at Tylcr's
old home there, Bride and groom re-
ceiVod many congratulations.