New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Il keeps ont all but the better Class OF p'oP' VIM
are 4 credit to the sport and keeps 1t out OF the
,ror,fue,s of professionalism. Without pausing 70
,re,. the question as 10 whether the class when
.,, ~ , pinch nav s. - II one OF these games
excludes ali objectionable characters II "oulu De
interesting to 20 into the que stion OF the adNSdoN
of allowing undergraduates TO pile up such 'hor"ou'
s,,n, ~ 40 c.o in two months. If there were only
snace ID do 50. The fdct of the case Is however
that when the attendance at games was smail-and
thar was a short five six years ago-the man
ayers were obliged to charge these sums IN order
IN nav the expenses of the teams III getting ~
common place OF meeting in putting the heius ''o
1i,ior and in providing for the necessary matters
,b, nert,lned thereto. But now that the at'ehuaoe
at one Of these games - ten times as s'e" a"
,h., tho fact that no reduction has been maze Is
simply expressed by the statement that ioo'o"''
CAPTAINS found means Of using all the money "'e"
managers could furnish TO them, ana tha'' 'oo'
,,b,,, s.r,,g,lino 10 do SO. The question mas ar
M.n19" ~, neint where nothing can or will be done
unl.ss body of graduates can arrdHee m.es 49,,
uHr' Inc scheme for compelling a decrease
In IN. uric. Of at these games. Anu me-
IL may be- said that there Is no better coieSton 81
Harvard and princeton graduates than IN me M
rnrsifv Athletic club This club took mp the mar, mar,
ter of the reformation OF me ana c"irtcous
ww in regard to a matter in which It had no MAJ ma
authority 1t accompished ETH, ETH nrtr 81 far as
satisfied faculties. graduates at ~ ~ ",,ias had re-
sch bolies can be satisfied, that the ruivs IA" dh,
ceiycd an impetus in thf pro o for such club
VIZ, u ~ rho price to be charged for seats ana
entrance fees 10 the games - Jus - T. nm
Suple', ~ ,v,ud be A capital thing for American
r'l1giate athletics-indeed Tor a.. allhv I la nmt
,.tics If the University AtnietlS 1.up oanv ~
~" ' mr. less difficult questions WINCH VIII
,hev arise naturally, are most uilicuat ~ i,,ata
49,, NJ, vhen they managed by me ui,'i s,,nent
~ the particular sports Tor tle Sn
uI 11i.rrssion But this subject Is peColni's
,rits TOO and will not dwell upon II n, r. =, m
w ~ those questions that VIII not De tahe' ny
one o, nub opinion forces the authorities 10 h con
ul'l rho only danger Is that IL may an nay" ",
slder H. ns cane before 1t Is finally overcome ny
~ same slow but sure pubic opinion
80 20 tho make up OF the elevens az they
- socret practce Saturday. October "a was
~ nv -, surnrses In football games The faie
- wont ND TO West Point to play iriehus
,,,,,e Of football and was nearly rou'eu oS VIZ
s rh vale team was not far from the team
,h,, will meet Harvard ana frihce'oN i''
~ M, nlaynS TO be He was Watching
the Harvard Cornell game. but win ''a' -
,o and with the two other exceptions oil MURPHY
and McCrea the Yale team was very 'ruon '"n,, VIZ,
''n .,u ,a an November "a All the backs who VIII
nrobobly play in the Harvard game were on mar
Pr vi; Thorne and Butterworth. fincke at 9uai
.tr,nck has been so long there ana Adee mas pev
so slow i'm coming out. that II almost
90 If the former likely to hod ms pos, nra
S SUI there remain Hinkey. Mccrea. Murphy anu
nnssihv BEARD who were absent ms eie. III
p,oved one would say as well as IL couS, u"' .
ras;,lt was depiorable The result mas pee,, a.
~ nsuaI crowd of coaches have been gathereu III
s a. New Haven and the work on team play
has begun in earnest
Al West Point the trouble seems to nave oeeh
that the cadets had been taught hard, SWIFT game
for this especial contest. and as result tney