Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-29
Harvard and University of Psnnsyl-
vania Are to Meet
ON THE GRIDIRON BATTLEFIELD.
The University of Pennsylvania
Will Play Exactly the Same
Team That Slaughtered the
Tiger-Harvard In Good Trim.
Winter Racing at st. Asaph.
To Days Entries - Sporting
News.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 2s.-The
foot ball teams of Pennsylvania and Har-
ward Universities will line up on the Col
lege gridiron at Thirty y-seventh and Spruce
streets at 2 o. m. tomorrow. II Will De
the first big Thanksgiving day game that
Philadelphia has ever had and marks
the close of most close and
most eventful year in foot ball history
Both teams arrived in the city early this
evening. Captain Knipe, OF Pennsylvania,
reports his men to all be in the best Of con-
dition, and the team will be the same as the
one which slew the Tigers on jersey soil
November 10th. They have had the ben
eft of long rest since the Cornell game
on the 18th and should be able to show
their very best form against the Crimson.
Tue players have very little TO say about
to-day's game, but announce they will pur-
sue the same tactics as exhibited against
Princeton.
The Harvard team reached the city
little after o'clock this evening and went
to their rooms at the Metropolitan hotel.
Manager Moore announced that the eleven
would be the same as met Yale with the
exception of Captain Emmons, who would
take Cabot's place at left end; that Hayes
would play left half-oack instead OF
Wrightington and that Wheeler would look
after Hollowell's position at left tackle.
The betting is about even.
WILL RACE ALL WINTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 2S.-The
Virginia Jockey Club has finally decided
to continue the races at st. Asaph
throughout December and probably until
spring. This action necesstates breaking
away from the National Jockey Clue,
whose recent refusal TO sanction the extern
sion will doubtless result in the resigns-
ton of Starter Rowe and several other
officials The management will remain
practically unchanged, II is asserted that
ninety-ive per cent OF the stable owners
now here will remain. Several OF the
larger stables, however, will undoubtedly
leave when the track becomes outlawed.
The talent and pencillers broke about even
TO-DAY, three favorites finishing frst.
Summaries: First, six and half fur
longs. Moderocio: l "a Second, six fur
longs. Kilkenny; 1:l715. Third, seven fur
longs, McIntyre; 1:30A. Fourth, six fur
longs, Vocality; l:l75S. Fifth, seven fur
longs, Major General; | 80. Sixth, six fur-
longs. Andrews; l:l1H.
Following are the entries at st. Asapn
for November 80: First, five-eighths mile,
Highpoint Belle, Mckee 40; Backward,
City Gamin, Harris 1l2; Sir John, Par
laema, Chjcot. Hermanda Midstar lO6;
Hailstone, Austina 100; Buckeye 80. Sec
ond, 81 furlongs, selling, Senator Vest,
Cnilion 1O2: Maggie Smith, Anxiety
Sappho 90; Keneth l09, Ninety
seven 100, Taufelda ia. Lady Supe-
rior 49, Vision l07, VIdocq liz.
Third, IL, selling, Charter l07, Blue Gar
ter SO, Baroness 81. Pulitzer IS, Clarus 50,
Star Actress 100, Miss Dixie 100, Saunterer
1l2. Fourth. Il mile, Antonia 9l, Marengo
100, Velvet Rose 03, Meteor l04. Vanbrunt
96. Fifth, q, selling Wan Jim 10, Kainine
10, Blizzard lO7. Vestibule 95. Equation
l0l, Geo. Dixon 105, Blue Mass 30. Sixth,
mile, selling: Marshall 1l2, Hardy Fox
lO3, Warpeak l03, Little Tom 9l, Beaure-
gard "A, Maj General 81, Plenty 100, Void
LOG, Nero loo, First Sight SO.
WILL PRACTICE LAW.
New YORK, Novem Der 2S.-Mansger and
Captain John Ward has resigned both his
positions in the New York ball club.
George Davis, third bas man, has been
signed to manage and captain the team for
the coming season. Ex-Captain Ward in
tends Drscticing law with q Wall street
firm Of lawyers.