The evening world., 1894-03-03
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Yale Harvard Baseball Dates to
Be Arranged Next Monday.
Statement Issued in Behalf of Boxer
Dick Moore.

Representatives. OF the Yale and Har-
ward Baseball Associations viii meet a,
the Massasoit House, In Springfield, next
Monday afternoon, to try to arrange
dates for the season. 1t is thought that
the first game viii be scheduled to be
played In Cambridge on June 81. the day
before Class Day, and the second in New
Haven the following Thursday. In case
"A third game Is necessary. 1t will proba-
bly, be played on neutral ground on sat
urday. June 80. Thu third and deciding
game last year was played NJ the Polo
Grounds. II drew a large crowd and cc-
Casioncd lots of excitement. and II Is
doubtless the wish Of all local baseball
i%nnciera that II a third game takes place
this year It will hc again decided here.
iiut, ds the relations between the New
York and Yale baseball ma~nagcments
are u bit strained at present. the game
may not take place here.
schedule OF the Haryard-raie games
series Of 1--WE games Harvard would
probably consider tho proposition favor
ably. la!e's prospects for winning the
series are unquestionahly better than
liarvarl's. with one exception she has
fully as strong n batting and fielding
team as lat year, and hy all odds the
btSt tbIltst DhlltfN with carter anu
at work. paired on as follows: Bowser
and MHT,on' Pain. ana nunlopa Harris
AND fH' SSryy T WisS,n an" and Se1 r.mrKe. Am Me-.
Carthy ana Mallcy. a. Highlands and
Corbctt.
b. II. Benton has issued a statement in
behalf Of Dick Moore, who recently
boxed "A draw according to the referees
notion-with Creelon, which Is in part as
follows:
LaM Friday. four DAYS before the contest. Moore
became seriously anictel with cold and plcurlsy,
and was compelled to leave bis training quarters
and come to Boston lie remained At his home In
Joy street, under a doctors care. until the after
noon Of the contest. The articles. az we'll as in.
s'ructions. dictated by Crecdon's manager. ex-
have n decided advantage to get a decision. |
knew that Crcedon was at least fifteen pounds the
The result moro than satisfied. me. am con-
WINGED that Dick Moore can defeat Dan Creedon
or any other living man at 1853 pounds, with the
will tEht Crecion to a nni,h al i5s pounds for the
american championship on any terms tina, will
side bet OF 81. 800 on Moore.
The Passaic River Amateur Rowing
Association nn:"Gn"es thai the twcn-
,eth annual regatta will he held on the
Iassaic River course on Memorial Day.
Every member OF "A winning crew viii
receive a soll die medal and every club
banner. The Triton, Passaic and Eureka
Challenge Cups. valued at 81, 500, viii he
offered TO winners OF the senior singles,
FOUR and eiGht-oared shsll races. Entries
The following letter from G. G. Leach,
Secretary OF the Twelfth Regiment Ath-
letic club, explains itself:
The statements which have been published to
the effect that there was a row between the II.
h.ers o. the. Twelfth Regiment and tn. members
particular, and nothing but the most cordial rela-
tions prevail 1t Is true the Club will not hold
the fact that several Of its ofrcers, lEcludl ne my
self, who have managed the games for the last
ten years, cannot md time to look after them In
the future, and. pending the election Of success
snr' was practically determined by the Erecu-
tive Committee to forogo the Spring games this
yea. Company | and the Pastime Athletic Club
viii hold games. tut this In no way i%nterfcr.s
with the Athletic club. The statement that the
members Of the latter were not under control OF
the officers Of the regiment is nonsense, as it's
members are subject to military rules, and the
S ao OF N, me u!Ss ana me use 2t the armory
all times has acted with every possible courtesy.
as have all tn" officers Of III" regiment without
do an ,riustice TO the club aud tac reriment, on
behalf OF the same | mako this statement.
Arrangements were completed in Chi
ago last night for an eight-round glove
contest between Ike Weir. the Belfast
Spider" and young Critic, 1t will take
place at the Second Regiment Armory,
Lake Front. March H.
Princeton, with the following officers:
DR., bergen. President: BENJAMIN GRAY,
Secretary and Treasurer, and Or. Il. l.,
Tiffany, Club Captain. A new club
house Is soon to be built.
The Kings County Wheelmen are SO
well pleased with the success they met
with in their race meets last year that
"eH'S TINS seaf.
According to a Chicago despatch, BILLY
Plimnie writes from Milwaukee that he
will sp..r Dixon n limited round go,