The evening world., 1893-12-02
SPORTING NEWS ANO GOSSIP,
Interesting Talk by Mike Murphy,
Who Trains Yale Athletes.
Football Gnme the Feature at the
Garden Tonight.

III therc Is one man In THIS country VINO
knows how to prepare men for physical
contests that man IL Mike Nurphv. who
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trains iale athletes' Mike talked OF ATM
letes and OF training them the other
night and said so,n, ,binvs thst p,nv
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ne interesting 10 persons VINO take an
interest In that sort of thing,
"a mistake which ia very commonly
wade e., ,,,,,,.t,ar a., ,,,.,. =, ,,,,,, a.,
fnauc IN studying the work OF man III
tribute his inability TO stay or make "A
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strong Hh'sh 10 lack OF sah"' "heh
In reality the man has plenty of sand,
but hasn't the physical endurance, For
,ns,anoa tab, ,ha 60, 90 Va, ,,r,,,
instance 'aN' 'he '"se vi va" ihSch'
the, Yale hurdler, who won the hurdle
races nj tn, last intercollepiutp vpmes.
Hn nlwavs had ,ha r.nu,a,In, ~ ha,n.
nc Always hau the reputation OF peihs
sandless at New Haven. When got
hold of him 1 found IL was endurance
a,j ,o, .o,a A., L., ,,,a IN, 49,
anu my sa"u '''a' ne iacNeu' me re-
markabiy game finish he made In the
22O-yard hurdle race, when he beat "A
uor,,ard ,,,,,,, o,,, -, ,,a ,o,,a s,,n,,.o,
he hnh N"'u r,n,n m,am W uHt on 'he 'aie' sno"ed
fact' abeSh ,bes i, SOUND @ i'keiy' hy' nut IL Is a
iaE,; tnat biS men nave htitntr the
hn,o u'a'NS m'i 'nt s4lu tnh1 itl.e men
hall teams ara o' riit,i, III NAL o', ,"".
III, III, % %,u",,is ar t,l.le men. ~ ~ sehcr-
ny suppostu .ney are CHOSEN because
ihIt.;Hi are uuaGker anu can rnn thstHr,
hacn,s ,',e'i % are Uhosrh i1r nan an -nachs packs
petause ", ,,l pls man can seldom be iuuhL
tn ~ .nnt ,i,. positlon' lhor' ~ 700 inurh
i,E untsi men, conhecteh WIN playing hai-
M, %fiL v o,s @ iien u1m , liks ~. ,.,
, ~ ia.c traiher VIII nov, TURN ms at
ii'ios Ma hns 10 ohe ne mex. ih'erS9liSGiatS team
con ma ,G.rt Ja S'ni ,i,a 'a,, v IN IN
~ & a,'1 t, al isit u,',e 'ii' o,llF losses.
hrweyer ,"o were soou ior '"e''e points,
Tho ,a.,,r, y, ~. ,,,,,,, .,
Maahtesoie hte ieature OF the atn'etlG SHOW az
tha rnoth IIua, " ''hro.h M tp-niSn. VII ne
III sht ip%otpal % game ior tne loCai ChailL'un-
snip between the volunteers. of Harlem,
Th ahu tne Naruha B3at ninh elevens'
,p mr. IN s1ou ueai OF l,l-ieelinS eAlst-
iis nn pS,weSIl wv intse Two teams. iwo years
mas and last veas M" tha vnrnas r1 ,ne ,rnrd nrn
the tables: Tonight VIII witness the
bave baen sae !, trni, pe,mton tme leans ney
Ihls Is the commencement Of an at,
Tempt 10 introanSe FOOTBALL indoors. ana
,arga tne arena na oi Mauls3n square Garueh Is
regnlation G,,, ION IootDail heid; ,,,-,
,,a me ioH,oati game VIII he ioilowed ny
All Az .ihaIe oi wy i@l,ountei @ pioausWotu u !
Hgnts duncan T. Ross VIII pc brousht
M mo contest WIN Chevalier frec9, VINO
mas won esetybody TO ms Slde ny nus re- re-
ma, nla, hauie ilsn.s asaiiist ouus uurlhs tlc
I.n ~ . " ~ =
sihla'i si iilaii' anu ne ~ very clever WIN WIN
tle sMoIu' anu "llndl an thcelIeht
noIseHlan anu mas great confidence Oh
pea1ne hoss to-nlenl. ROSS VIII use
Iesuiatlon proausWorus. anu says tndt
m,rsto must use the Same, anu h9t tne
nsht oie tiat ne mas pevii usIl.H uulinS :
.he .he past Two niShts ~ ms contest VIII
vi. 'tiii,a't uIu EtlElisi,iiiatl, or ne ,i MI
% ~. ns iespo"s,pit ior Mma' o.SuirS. ,,i ~, ai,iS
proihises ~ ne .he niHst eAcit'hE coi,-
yes. Vi ,hS siom' ~, ~ nfif, niahif, .is ncn tu
mail man, anu he'ha,li 'ie H,siisti.i'u,,, s,, WI
Su.upe'e ~ aniiu anu cu,.i n'oia,s
Mn,s nieHSlne' ~. lie -, s msti "t,I
t' .ns D"h1, WI, nSnt III ,,',ii i ni, ~,
ssiN,ii nhoiieS, ine VIZ NJ, az, cv,pii ,,S
I ~ WI nj MI ~ w, =, ssha ,orn,.,
inse. ri,ht rt ,b, ItaI,an ' ~ ,bis mit =
In Sh ,e rrhn iso IL 't,rS an, W., .,s
Nil ~, e roSa,aaap ~, Tvs Wssrtat,
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To-aoy r,.rks tbo c,ose NJ the foot.
h,ii o ,'' ~ 1900 - -, III o,J ~" ,aD,
napolls and West Point play AZ An.
napolis the Yale and Harvard Fresh.
men play at New Haven while the Ford
ham and Lafayette elevens will meet
at Fordham.
There Is still plenty for football en-
thusiasts to talk about Capt Hinkey,
It transpires, was much more badly hurt
in his head-On collision with Blake than
II was supposed The Yale CAPTAIN has
probably been the most battered and
bruised player on the football field this
year He has stood all his pounding