New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
COLLEGE TEAMS TO PLAY AT THE POLO "f'o' NDs
MEETING OF THE INTERsCHo-
IAsTIC ASSOCIATION


MEETING OF THE INTERscHo-
LAsTIC ASSOCIATION.
r.o- g. No material change In local baseball
AWARE Some new name is suggested nearly every
dav as the likely successor to f. b. Iaico,t as
managing director OF the New-fork cup '" d.
Wheeler Is the latest to be nentioned' ou' as
Mr. Wheeler is at present travelling '"'o"s"
Europe his views upon the situation couii no' 10
had An ofiicia. announcement may be made IN .
,ew DAYS and until 1t is made tumors may %
treated mere conjecture -
II can be announced. however that the new
York Club is arranging what will probably prove
N he the most interesting preliminary season ever
seen at the Polo Grounds Games are pc'"s NJ
ranged with all the stronger college teams. the
oor,osts arran ed to date being follows:
Anril 8 and l7-New-York W. Yale College
Aprii 9-New-York VS.. University OF rehhsy'
Aprl 10 and ls-New-York VS.. Columbia Coiise sS:
April 10 and 2cNew-York w hars va ,,e chnm
pSns meeting OF the Inerschoas Athletic As;S.
ST. and Yesterday o af'e a reconsder
delegates requested the Condor Sshoo about through
the recent charges made OF ~nS Ss
were afterward dismissed tn she next meeting
rhe ath regiment offered to give two open con.
a, is iss1msv s o Gsr BERKELEY The
nterschoiastc Athletic Association Noud "1 pusn
TAN h rssiment and the Amateur Athletic Union Ball
withdrew the offer. .,.,. ..,, >, nah.
William Is. Boulton is working hard 20 maSS
Alumni OF the University OF Pennsyvania , sue
csss The dinner Will take place tomorrow nignt.
M 73O The college athletic SITUATION VIII
be the principal theme OF discussion after the good
things have been put away.
'rhe Committee Rules OF the National fsasepau
League will hold meeting soon to ne held IN
either this city Baltimore. Presidents Hanions I,
Of baltimore: Hart. Of Chicago. and Robison OF
cleveland compose the committee. Hanlon mas
been in correspondence with the other club owners
about proposed changes. and the chances are that
few Innovations will be attempted -
January e will be bowlers night at the New
Manhattan Athletic Club The Manhattan Athletic
bowlers the Massachusetts and the Dorchester
teams The director OF bowling. Warren sage ana
Captain Stafford have selected eight men, ana Two
Sanford Sage, Sullivan. Gordon. Turnbull WesseI-
man Hediey and Mclean. These bowers are IN
ine shape and will make a good stand large
delegation OF friends OF the MASSACHUSETTS pcw'sU
will accompany the teams to this city.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE
The National Association Football League was
launched forth last night at a meeting heio ~ tns
Cricketers' Club at which there was gooo IeP
resentation OF the clubs playing under the dr'oonns
code" In this region. Al a previous meeting .ns
following officers were elected President. w.
Southern OF the Brooklyn wanderers; v!ee-g er
Graham Winters Of the Centreville A. C.; secrs-
tary j Young Of the Brooklyn Wanderers' sresS
urer' W. f. Gill; Of the Americas A. A.. ..,.
The adoption Of bylaws was the nrst ousines s
should be allowed for a win and one Tor q draw IN
deciding the championship. and tnat tne w,n"' 49,,
Club will get q silver cup. which VIII become ms
a w also receive gold medals and the team which
finishes second will get silver medals Inc iSsle8Uo
will have full power.