The evening world., 1893-11-01
SPORTING NEWS AMD GOSSIP.
A Yale Graduate Talks About the
Eleven's Tricks and Work.
Mitchell and Party Have . Good
Time in Boston.

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such an extent of late that strategy
and manoeuvring on the field has come
to be looked upon as quite as important
a factor as good material. More SO, if
anything. Team work and tricks will
win where an eleven, stron" individual
ly, will not. Apropos OF this the ad-
herents of Yale have been wondering
what the New Haven team would do in
the matter of strategi- play this year
whether 1t was doing anything to keep
pace with the products OF the fertile
brain OF De Land, Of fiylng-wedge fame.
Little or nothing has been heard from
! New Haven on the above matter this
year. but according to a Yale graduate,
who Is thoroughly posted on the doings
Of the team, Yale will not be behind
hand in tricks when she plays Harvard
and Princeton. He saws:
yale will have some tricks. About
! two dozen new ones have been evolved
up there, some OF which are good ones.
the secret work"
Speaking of the other points of the
Yale team this gentleman said; There
poor showing the centre has made this
season. think there will be an i'm
provement in that direction from this
! has been that two of the men have
been afflicted with 'swelled heads Hav
! ing been shifted to the college side for
awhile they will have some of that
better. But. for all that, Yale's centre
has not been doing as poorly as re-
ports from New Haven would make one
! believe. The most unsatisfactory place
on the eleven has been that OF Messler,
at left tackle. He blocks his man well.
but is slow in following the ball. What
| l.A lanr hA hal hnu nd
| 1t is still hoped that he may yet be
developed into second Hamm'o Wal
lis"
The University Athletic Club Com
mittee, which Is to manage the Yale
Princeton game Thanksgiving Day, has
a problem before 1t which It may find
difficult to solve-the prevention OF spec
member of the Committee says that
students will be limited to four tickets
apiece this year. There Is slight dis,
one made by Manager. Hotter, OF Yale.
In answer to a tion, How many
tickets will students will be allowed this
year?" the Yale manager replied: ''Oh,
l don't know; but they'll get all they
want"
But even If the students are restricted
to four tickets apiece whats to prevent
three? The truth Is. it's next to impos-
sible to stop this evil.
Last night Brady. Mitchell and Blanch:
ard, the stakeholder. met In Boston. and
during the discussion Mitchell is reported
| to have said, that II after election day he
was satisfied the fight couldn't take place
at Coney Island he would demand fight
ferred to Phil Dwyer. Here is the in
/ telligence that comes from Boston this
morning:
Mitchell and his party needed retreshment when
they finished their conference with Mr.. Blanchard
and they straightwsy proceeded to look for It,
Al first Mitchell had half mind to go over 10
New York and punch Corbetrs face before t ne % n,e
him &, would be wiser to stay in Boston and see
the sights. He finally gave in and decided he was
entirely in the hands OF his friends for the night
| First they found a place where they could eat
Fortified In this direction. the party started out
prominent hotel bars were visited, and some that
are unknown to fame were visited AZ o,eloCk
noSemisn fssy hs,a Districts letrn we're Sonored % w ~
Midnight found them Just in the midday OF their
pleasure and at o'clock In the TGrniss rnrlas Ine
silist. He was still in the bosom OF his trients
and Mitchell can be said to be having a real good
time. with no visions OF wakening and SORROW
politan Association. A. A. ", has ap-
pointed the following committees. BOX
Ing and Wresti1FaRSder Hall Hallen srS MeFs Ra
Tambacht. Resign ltions-Ryor, Wood,
Conner and Starr: ProtestnRabsin. PTG,s
tion-Lineham. Allen. Paulding and
Steele: FinansenCummingi or,ISo. DoWiins. Wing
TiShe. r1 Huch % and Love. scheduie-sulli-
van. Conneff and Brennan.
A despatch from Independence, Ia,
says:
johnson the bicyclist has made three more new
records here as follows; Hsh,me' s,sndins standing
start, 2s seconds: quarter mile. nyins start. "a
e-5 seconds.
| Bob Fitzsimmons is at 1t again. He
says he will meet Corbett and agree to
almost any terms the latter may sug-
gest: that the matter of side bets can
be easily arranged IL the laws of New
| York and New Jersey are against II:
that the size Of the purse is a matter OF
little moment to him, and that all he
wants Is six weeks to train.
Manhattan Field next Saturday will
furnish New Workers an opportunity
they haven't had in several years-that
of seeing the mighty Harvard team. II
will be especially interesting In that 1t
crimson team. Local Harvard men are
confident that Capt. Waters's, eleven
will roll up larger score than did
Princeton.
The management of the Crescent Ath-
letic Club has arranged a good football
Park. The Crescents are to meet the
Boston Athletic Associations team.
The latter includes many crack Cam