New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
FOR THE BIG GAME ON DEC. l
THE REPRESENTATIVE OF YALE AND
! PRINCETON COME TO TERMS.
,o OTHER CONTESTS To EE PLAYED Of MANHAT-
TAN FIELD THE WEEK BEFORE THE
STRUGGLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR

OTHER GAMES
Those interested i'm the management OF the Yale
Princeton football game. which will be held al
Manhattan Field on December J. met at inc o'"''
OF C. C. Cuyler the banker at NO ~ Pine-st. yes
terday afternoon. Each delegate to the meeting
had arranged his affairs ,ly thai there was
no hitch as is usually the case at such meetings
and In consequence the session lasted less IMAM an
hour and more actual work accomplished IN
that time than Is generally done In week
George A. Adee president OF the University Ath-
letic Club and G. G. Cuyler represented that or
ganization. Edward Mum looked after the inter
es.s OF Princeton COLLEGE. Il. s. Cable represented
Yale College. and q. f.. Stackhouae. Of the New
York Baseball Club. which now controls Manha'-
tan Field was also present. The proposition ot me
New-York Club was satisfactory to the 'olleseS
and the lease will be- formally drawn mp ana signed
to-day. The colleges pay rental for the gr"uidS'
the Ncw-York club retaining the clubhouse ana the
University Athletic Club managing the game mtch
in the arrangement occurred early in the day ana
IL looked for an hour If no game would
be played at Manhattan Field. The college men
stipulated that TO other game should be played AT
the field for a week prior to the fale-Prnc@ton
contest This was a protest which had not been
expected. official Of the New York cub was
forced to do some lively hustling. college game
had been nearly arranged for that date but IN
case the game IS played it will take place a, the
Polo Grounds
\ meeting OF the Board OF Governors OF m"
University Athletic club was held at tho club
house ast night The most important subject under
discussion was the ARRANGEMENTS FOR IN" manage
merit OF the Yale princeton game The action Of
Messrs. Cuyler ana Alee was formally indorsed
The New-YorA Club has offered its Office at 40 10
Eroad-st. 10 the committee in charge OF the
came Tor a downtown office headquarters for
the disposal OF tickets FOR the game AMI for the
transaction o. other business necessary 10 IN"
r1anacenrut o. the contest
The officials OF the NeW-York Baseball club
propose TO have Manhattan Field the local home
for al college sports. and better location ana
grounds could not be had College football. base
bah bicycling and athletic meetings will be held
in regular order. 800, ,
Brown University viii play the Orange Athletic
club eleven tomorrow at Orang" oval ana IN"
game should hc "A close and sharp contest a. me
teens seem 10 be- evenly matched The brown
football team have never played in this n"ighbor-
hood. and will draw biz crowd OF enthusiasts
who will want to the team that last saturday
gave Yale her hardest game this season. when
Yale only made two tOuchdowns. and Brown came
near scoring two different occasions brhilSr
VIII put her strongest team In the Melt a&ainst
Brown. SO that II Viii be ia" hr" opportunity %
sizing up the strength OF the Oranc" team which
viii meet the Crcsccnts for the championship on
On account OF the rown-Orange game Of to
p m New-York Brown alumni should take the
30 - train Delaware. ln"kn Wanna and VI
begirs. go
Tomorrow at the grounds Of the Elizabeth Ath-
leiic club ~ Elizabeth the hiSi 81 th, srri%- ior
the football championship Of Northern N""-J"rs"y
between the Ncw-Jcrsey and Elizabeth clubs VIII
he held II ORIGINALLY intended to mdy on"
game. but so anxious are The Elizabeth ana ihe
managers decided TO have second game on 80
vemb"r "a