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$33,433 Is
The above resolutions were each adopted
by the following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays by the President:
Yeas-All the members of the Board, FIVE
in number.
The Board then adjourned on motion of
Mr.. Simpson.
MARTIN FINcK,
Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
HAsrARD AxD CORNELL Coxr1RED
Critics Thi.h ths Cs-srises Tes. WIN
aesrs - Feiuts

Both the Harvard and Cornell elevens will
arrive here tonight, ready for their game at
Manhattan Field tomorrow. Harvard will send
forty players over and they will stop ~ the
Windsor Hotel. The Cornell men will make
their headquarters At the Fifth Avenue. Prob
ably 300 students will come on from Ithaca and
500 crimson adherents from Cambridge and
Boston will also be on hand. The Harvard
eleven will play It's strongest men in the
first half. and may have 10 keep them in
during the second. The line will be made
up of Emmons. Monahan, Mackie. r.
Shaw, n. shaw. Waters, and Arthur Brew
er. Back Of the line Wren may play
quarter. with wrightington and Gonter.
man at half, and Charley Brewer at full back.
game with Princeton week ago.
The demand for seats has exceeded the expec-
now that more than 10 900 persons will see the
game The college managers have taken step
IN tn. right direction by limiting the all priyf.
will keep the usual crowd of graduates and self
appointed coachers behind the ropes away from
and the gates will be opened two hours earlier.
Pennsylvania Is anxious TO play at least one
though It Is impossible to meet Harvard or
Princeton here, the Quakers are willing to
Manhattan Field week from saturday. The
Brown team Is the only one that has scored
son alone should prove an attraction in itself.
1f Brown cannot play. efforts will he made 10
secure the Dartmouth or Williams College team,
Workers have been enabled 10 see Harvard, Yale,
and Princeton this season, but they will not be
satisfied until they have seen the strongest
eleven Pennsylvania has had for several years.
II the Quskers can arrange the proposed game,
Y will give the critics something Of a line on
the Princeton Pennsylvania game TO be played
at Trenton on Nov. 10.
ITHACA. Oct. 25.--The Cornell eleven INDUCED
in light practice this afternoon, the last they
will get before the Harvard game. There win
he several changes in the eleven. Joe Colon has
played such an excellent game at guard this
Rogers moved to tackle This change is GER
tackle. Colon with play opposite Msckey OF Har.
Ss5 and g. hs PsSd "Si .eS.y him
Joe Colon. Freeborn has refused TO
play football any more, and either Mclaughlin |
takes his place, right tackle will be the weakest
one change. CRaT, Mason. right half ~ was
injured in practice, and his place will be taken
Steinacher. who is a South American. and plays |
with a dash and fearlessness which makes him |
a powerful back. |
The impression here among the students Is |
that Cornell will put up a stronger game against |
Harvard than on Saturday last, and that the |
outcome Of the game will be In Harvsrd's favor |
by small margin OF tie:
football team will leave for New York TO play |
Cornell tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The |
practice this afternoon suffered on account OF q |
baseball nine. was tried at full back and did so
well that he was taken on the squad. He has
been playing a star game on the senior eleven
and stands as second choice for the position.
which Harvard has been weak since Dunlop's
injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
VIEW FORK rAoHrsxES CONVENE.



oensrsi Msstisg-
The hfth general meeting Of the New York
Yacht Club was held last nFaht 81 their city
home. 90 Madison avenue. There was far
attendance in spite Of the rain. though little
business OF any importance was transacted.
Owing to the absence Of Commodore =. d. Nor
Ran. who IL now abroad. Vice-Commodore y. NJ.
Brown presided, while J. v. S. eddie acted as
Secretary.
Outside Of the election Of a score or more new
members the principal business before the
meeting was the election of a COMMITTEES 10
nominate officers for 1898. As there was only
one ticket in the field the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected William r. Doug
las +. Y. Chase, ex- Commodore James ID. smith,
Kortrisbt, fortihsm SO Morris, &. Mex. Isoser
Harold A. Sanderson, and H. Vaughn CLARK.
A commun ication was also read from MT. y;
vaughn Clark notifying the club that the Boer,i
OF Trade Of New London. in conjunction with
some OF the prominent yachtsmen who own
summer homes there. would endesyor n hold a
place Immediately after he college boat races
Valuable CUPS for both small and large boats
every reason 10 believep maj eno1sh y.oSts will
remain over TO make the affair q success.
Capt. David II. King. Jr, owner Of the schoon-
three autotype photographs Of English. yachts,
which will shortly be hung on the club walls.
The first represents the Calluna, the second the
Mohawk, and the third the Navahoe and VAL
Among the new membe elected were;
D. II Hostet,sr, Jordan T. Mott Jt, George D Wide,
State. Navy James p. Hammond. GscrssW: SWEET.
EtanE rhyor uned States Nsyy Fr,nk p osey
gh hat Taylor James Grace. John = PhIs.
tinted states navy Y W Bliss, Christian N Meyer,
Harris, United States N" navy ''''e' NAVY h'n''
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Gossip OF the RIaE

st. L1UIs, Oct 25.-Ths Madison Athletic Club last
night concluded twenty round match between Tom
Tracy and Danny Needham for purse Of sou, TO
take place Nov. y
Mick Dunno OF Australia Is after meeting with Fred
Morris, the Black Cyclone. dunno told TIE sUS
porter that he will night before the Eureka A e. OF
virginia, II he gets good purse.
Nick Collins says he was not himself when he Vas
knocked out by Jack Douney OF Brooklyn last week.
Collins Is ready to tackle DOuney again under the
same conditions which governed their last meeting.
Much interest ls being taken In the coming meeting
esIween Ted pritchsrd and Dick Bnrge which Is TO he
decided within few weeks IN England The men
gate receipts. Burge Is now training at Newcastle.
PrtchAEd getting into shape AZ Brighton. PTtchArd
Is the favorite with those who think that IL WAS
chance blow that knocked him out when he fought
Jim Hall.
About the Coleman House there Is we'll defined
rumoT that Young GTlno has separated from hh
manager and hacker, Hughy Behan. BehAn Is said,
has lost all faith In the clever Australian through his
persistent desire Co be eTrac. 0rlnO Is now at PhlA
dephiA the guest OF Walter Campbell, the Light
weight Campbell. 80 TBE SUS reporter was Informed
yesterday. will probably manage the AnuDodeans
Interests In the future
The following cable vas received az the Police Ga
ssfte ONCE yesterday3 "LOSDos Oct 15.-beach, the
1sIone bpound Champion has accepted the challenge
N Hugh Boyle OF America 10 night Al stone pounds
In Decemher OF January purse In Boiling 0rOke CiqD
Dick moore. the American pugs has gone into train
Ing the Porcupins for hfs match with Jerry DrcO
Hugh LAun has been secured by the American 20 train
him Dick burEe wants 20 night any lOstone man in
America for $500 side and largest purse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
scHooLBoYs ARE DIsAPPoISrED.
RAiA stops Then from Playing Football
Trouble About Groaads.

Owing In measure to the steady downpour Of rain
yesterday, the football games which were 10 have
opened the interscholastic championship season In
this city played. The contest between Bar
nArd and Columbia Grammar schools has been post
poned until Nov H. but that date may be changed
a week earlier The teams expected TO play at Mount
Morris Park, but the rain made the ground SO soft
that the boys would have been allowed upon the
ned had thew desired To play, as n rule ~ the
There was a group Uf disappointed schOolbOys at
the Polo grounds where the De La Sale and Hamilton
institute teams were @hetuled 10 play The boys
ready get into teir football toys and brave the wet
but SnDe Tiniendent Bell said no. They started to 20
Ia Berkeey oval but thought better OF IL aud decided
10 walt until today, when they will play football
with the Grounds Committee or the lnterschOlastc
Association. This committee must have negsc ted
their duty sadly Ia have made no provision for
grounds on which the teams could play.
he knew nothing about The game ha wing hs-en srhed
uled for the Polo grounds II did not know that the
hoys have play ed here until read ~ IL in Tax
~ few minutes before they arrived az the ground,
They sent notices thar this and other would
he played here without cOloutIng me. When they
come here without warning and try To run the
grounds ntSi put stop TO H.. The boys have been
In the habit tearing up the field and breaking
aud l0S krrs and one has offered 20 pay Tor the
damage. Last year they gave n0 notice beforehand
| allowed them 20 Conpetei but the club never re.
ceiyei payment for the grounds. Bell further said
that the boys could play the other games scheduled for
the Polo grounds providing they were willing TO put
up the money. The Grounds Committee which are
Biilenback OF Harvard school Sutro 81 Columbia
Grammar Beers Of DE la Sale, Ayres OF Condor and
strattOn Of Hamilton Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
VILE THE ORDER BE RESCISDED,
SO that the Army and Navy Csa Meet o.
the Football FIeIdt

ANSAPoLIs Md. Oct. 25.-Government on
cials and influential citizens are making de-
termined effort to have Secretaries Lamont and
Herbert rescind last years orders and consent
to further meetings OF the army and navy on
the gridiron. Just after the game at Annapolis
last year the heads OF the War and Navy De-
partments issued orders torbidding either the
West Point or Annapolis team from leaving
their grounds for football contests. The reason
assigned was that the games take too deep a
hold on the minds of the cadets and middies,
and that their studies are interfered with.
Now that the football season Is in full blast,
the middies and their admiring officers and
friends are making strenuous efforts to have
the contest established AS an annual event.
The rivalry between the two branches OF Uncle
Sans warriors has always been very KEEN and
contests is urged as a reason for their continu-
ance. The game arouses general public interest
In army and navy affairs. and. the middies
claim. does not interfere with their studies
They point TO the fact that football men in
former years have stood well In their studies
the exceptions being no more numerous than
would be found in the same number of students
who do not indulge in athletic sports. The
Naval Academy team Is In excellent condition.
Officers OF the service subscribed fund 20 pay
a coach from Yale. who has done effective work.
The boys are strong enough TO force the Cniver-
sity OF Pennsylvania team to play hard game
next Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
Football Notes.

The cresccnts will play the Rutgers College team at
Eastern Park tomorrow.
J.F. w.-Yale and Princeton did play game at the
ST. George Cricket grounds, Hoboken.
The Fortuna Football Club Of New York city chsl.
S. bod. 7s0 Washington street, Hoboken, ~.
The BERGEN Field Club 81 Jersey city HEIGHT. and
football on saturday afternoon at Staten Island
The by by Mr. cyer Of Sew fo5s
juniors after already winning from the Sophomore
nd y gn rom Sp an easy
lied for the and would like to hear from any
iss open ds.eI SSy. 10 and 9. also Dss: Ia
The Orange 4. C. members are looking forward to
rsns sris ~e h veal pon e
game with Yale last Saturday, and these have been
form close game Is anticipated.
The Crescents OF @. y. ~. who under that
the e tie q Harlem and n would nike ike
to srssnEs games with any nrs!ciss, team ASersss
Raafes. Tsomss Isl Ws. twenty sS
to re ss Pa Of STsay% S d &c
up against the A. c OF that town good game is sI.
a 1Ss frs s Tc Of wf hs %ss a ns
boys On SSv: 3 the Columbians go to Plsinneld to
CAABnIpoE. Oct, 25..Alother Harvard football
PLAYER was IRE s ne iSSn In practice
buckng the centre II. Arnold, 90 varsity substi.
hs afs
varsity IL Il one less man TO choose from.
Of vel Ss s s S4.nse s
Club eleven and the Adephi Academys team OF
the Field Club team has had but one touch down
&c sesp hs sdepsi boys from snss Scoring BSh
have record for clean playing and the contest should
be a good one.
The schedule OF the Orange y. NJ. G. A. eleven Is as
follows: oct ga y. NJ c. 4, OF New York at Orange;
Nov. g. V. NJ c. A. Of New York at Mott Haven; Nov.
Q Election Dayl Rigewood Field Cubat Ridgewood,
G Union County RSaI.ters ~ RAILWAY at RaEway Nov
~ Thanksgiving Day, Sonkers V. ". e. A. at or
ange, providing no big game Is played In New York.
wHIIAssrowS. Mass. Oct. 25-The Williams foot
ball team has again suffered severe blow In the loss
Of Watson at quarter back. His injuries In the Har
ward game win disable him Tor the rest 81 the
Street. pb Il playing quarter and Is doing only
fairly we'll Other possibilities are Bradley, who has
been playing end; bonner. Hoyne. and Rabbit,
TO MI his position back OF the line is now the cause OF
much Kiety 10 Capt. Townshend. Buck, q man.
Is showing up fair, while Mather, Huych, and Wright
being worked continually. Coach Upton has
season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
Field Day a, Brown u.I..-.,t,.

PROVIDENCE. Oct. 25.-Brnwn University observed
Field Day Tuesday afternoon. The events
numerous and the enthusiasm between classes ran
high. An event 81 special interest was class relay
race. IL Was won by the freshmen. The nnal dis
trbuton of points rst place to the sophomores
with the freshmen seniors and juniors following In
the order named. From the results OF these Field Day
sports Brown promises to be well 20 the front at the
New England meet next spring. During the winter a
number Of like contests Will be held In the Lyman
gymnasium In this way IL Is expected that good ma
teriAl will he brought to the surface and developed
The varsity foothall team have sustained severe
loss IN Willard, who broke OF the smaller bones
his foot In the Wesleyan game last saturday. II Is
not expected that he III resume his old place at half
replace him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
Furnishing Whseimea for Violation OF the
Rules.

The Racing Board OF the l.. A. W. this week have
declared the following racing men to be In class
for violation Of the amateur rules: H. Brockingon,
Jamestown, " Y. A. W. Richards, Tionesta, Pa; A.
" osgood, Houlton, Me- j. l.. Parks, Fairfield, Me- C.
l. Brown, c. /. Smith L. W, sullivan. Caribou, Mel
W. Wagner, Mount Vernon; W. A. TruebOod Central
City. Ia; II. Grande Marion and J. Ptkin Viola. Ia.
The following men nave Reen ,ro .rack
j. and c. Clark, Storm King, y. Y. b. Van Buren,, G.
stearne, II. Morris, r. Pstrie. " Hilleck, =. D. Con.
nelly, r. Jones' r. Harrington, and X. Van Buren, have
been suspended for sixty days for competing in un-
sanctioned races.
The following sanctions for record trials have been
allowed The Pacnc Coast Rambler team, at Los
Angeles, until Nov. ID; Quaker city Nheelmen, at
Riverton, y j.. on Oct. 21 Springfield Bicycle Club,
until Nov. Is
For violation Of class A rules q, A. Maxwell, Win.
neld. Kan; w NJ Pettgaw, West Newton, Mass; q.
&. smith, New York city. and W. Tackalery, Fort
Worth, Tex, have been placed IN class h.
The following records have been approved; Half
mile. nyng start, paced 81 seconds; half mile, nying
start paced, 81 is seconds two-thirds 81 mile,
minute II as seconds. These records were made by
$. Johnson The Quarter pile standing record. un.
has also been accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
VIII the Football Game. he stopped,

WEST POINT, y. ", Oct. ga Washington
despatch which appeared in some OF the morn
ing papers 10 the effect that the football teams
OF West Point and Annapolis would not be al
lowed TO do any more work this season created
quite a furry among the officers and cadets here
to-day.
The despatch alleged that the department peo-
pie objected 10 the rough character OF the sport
and believes that IL detracts the attention Of the
cadets more than any other occupation. and con-
envy will the BOYS be allowed TO play with each
other or with visiting elevens.
Col. Ernest, Superintendent OF the Military
Academy, was seen by reporter Of the United
Press to-day. The Colonel said that no officiAl
notice to that effect had been received here and
that he had no faith whatever in the report.
The game between the cadets and the Yale team
will take place Saturday afternoon As scheduled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
Pennsylvania Team Mast Brace Up.

PHnADELHHlA, Oct. 25.-The football interests at the
University OF Pennsyvanla are now under cloud.
In the FIRST place last saturdays game with the Ores
cents at Brooklyn aroused great dissatisfaction among
the undergraduates TheCrescents are much stronger
than the majority OF the smaller college Their
nrst game against Pennsylvania was the strongest
In this city this year not excepting Lchgh This
being the case, II was absurd TO place scrub team
against them In the second game not TO speak of the
disappointment caused to the spectators. VINO came to
see Pennsylvania hest team play and not her substi
tntes. There can be no excuse Tor THIS, as the men
have not been oyerworked. lf so, they would have
had this week for rest
Last Monday Wharton, the big guard and malnstay
OF the line was carried from the field lame. The doc
tors that several sndons IN his knee ruptured
and that he will be practically useless for the rect n
the season What was strong line will now he far below
the standard, for Of the substitutes none Is available
to MI his place. Mckecver the brilliant end rush, has
been forbidden to don his football jacket for the rest
o. the year by the Executive committee OF the fac.
ulty. With these two mi-fortunes, which alone
sui1irient to to dim Pennsylvania prospects, comes
the imposslbility OF scheduling games None OF the
smaller colleges will make dates or keep them when
they are made. From until Nov. 10, which is the
date OF the Princeton game there are only two games
arranged. The hopes Of getting moreSre very small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
For ths Football Championship OF abe CIty
Colleges.

Tomorrow afternoon the football team Of the Col
Iegs of.rhe CIy OF New York will struggle for suprem
acy with the eleven representing the University OF
the City Of New York The VctOrs will be the cham
plons OF the city colleges as Columbia has eleven
In the neld this year. The Polo grounds will BE- the
OF the battle The record Of the two institutions
il as follows: c. C. NY ~ v L. 5, the latter lOs-
Ing the last two years By default.
Unable 90 secure game aS Saturday with the Ford
ham College eleven Manager Martin O5, the result OF
some rapid telegTaphlng, secured q game with the
Peckskin Military Academy eleven and for the hrst
time this year ayerted defeat the score after two
thirty mlnLts halves standing G. c; ~ ", .; NJ A..
Ia addition to practising three lines this
week In preparation for the contest With
the New York University eleven, Manager Martin
Substitutes Prospect Park last Tuesday
afternoon. where they we're thoroughly tested In
clOss game With Brooklyn High SHOOT eleven the
latter inning by 10 y. ~ the new men. NedlingeT
'es al left end & about the best, IL Ia almost lmpOs
slble for the rival team 70 get around MS end ana
his Iackling and breaking up OF interference e
remark able for young player lie gomez with
good record from Of the Harlem schools, Owing
20 the opposition ~ his parents. AAhoncy vs. right
end the football eleven and centre nFld on last
years baseball team has bees compelled tOgive up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
Uptown Bo~Iers Organize.

The Yorkville and Harlem Bowling League was re-
organized az Meyers alleys, Eighty seventh and
Avenue last night. The following clubs repre-
sented: Oriental by y, Gilhaus, Empire by A. La
bushor Continental by Walter, Bitten by s. Karpf
Trojan by p. Struye, LynWOOd by W. Lehman, and
Joker by ID. Meyer, The tournament vas limited 10
thirteen clubs. The Washington. Franklin, Suppen.
knochen, social, and cyclone clubs have ALREADY
promisld enter teams, which leaves only three
vacancies, which will be kept oIsn until Thursday,
Nov. I.
money Will toward defraylng the expenses for the
aud Individual prizes ID. Meyer the proprietor
the alleys will donate special prize which will lie
known as the Never Trophy" This prize will he
bOwled for by the teams finishing nTst and second
speetyely The series will consist Of the best three
ont 81 Ve and VIII lie played after the regular
tournament closes. Games will be rolled AZ Meyers
alleys every Thursday and Friday night, beginning
Nov IS All applications for admission 10 the tourney
will be acted upon At the next meeting.