The evening times., 1895-12-02
CLARK'S
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from the brutalitics that brought foot
ball into dsrepute year ago. The
rules that governed the uIiiercnt games.
though not UNIFORM, were on the whole
most satisfactory, Tor The sport has be-
come more popular than ever before
The tact That Yale and Pennsylvania
| did not play was unfortunate, for the
teams were SO evenly matched that u
! meeting between them would have proven
the greatest event of the kind On record.
| Yale is entitled To Il bit more credit
| for easily beating Princeton, after the
| Tigers lad yanquisiicu Harvard, while
| tue Quakers only succeeded in defeating
The Cambridge eleven after the hardest
against Corneli, however, was so sIrung
That the belief has been created that
Yale would have her hands .1uil To con-
, the teams did not meet, the question or
suprcmancy must be len 10 the judgment
| OF The students OF football"
President Hanlon is swinging around the
circle trying TO secure enough clubs t0
form n circuit for the Fennsy wanna State
League Tor next year. Tue Trouble &C.. 3
TO be that Hanlon pays too much attention
TO the little towns and not enough to the
big ones. Neither York nor Lebanon will
support state League clubs and it is folly
TO take them in. Easton has proven that
IT can and will support club under good
management, aud yet HanIon entirely ig-
nores IL. Abuut the best circuit that can be
made up now would include Carbondalc
HaZleton. Allentown, Eastnn, Pottsvillc,
Reading, Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Phil
adelDhia. Here are nine cities, and il is
reasonably certain that eight of them can
be secured without wasting time on other
places.
For those who prefer to ride without
brake a very useful suggestion can be
Offered that VIII aid them in back pedal
ing. Take piece of insulated wire and
make a loop OF IL by fastening its ends on
the inside aud outside OF the pedal. II you
use toe clips so much the better, for you
can pass the wire through the hole in the
tip OF the clip before carrying the end across
10 me inside. The point Is To have u IcoD
so that when the foot is on the pedal u is
thrust under the Wire and held snugiy If
this Is not effected you can check the wheel
not only by pressing down on the rising
pedal, but can also hold ii back on the low
ering pedal, and you Will ind the help so
great as TO enable You to make the rear
wheel drag down hill IL you choose TO have
IL do SO.
Quarternaster, the prize stallion of the
New YORK horse show, viii probably be-
AiDer Moses, q commissioner of the Aus
trian government tu purchase horses for
lhe royal stables, is IN that city, He is
Count stefan Guylai uf Vienna, and Rudolf
StucrZer editor uf the Vienna Sport. The
Austrians are the guests Of Samuel H.
ers or Quartermaster and Quartermarcii
and other fimIuus stations. The commits
sioner made Nj. Rumble an uffer for Quar-
terniaster and Quartermar,h and he thinks
they will both be purchased. If the deal
goes through, Quartermarch VIII lead the
entire Austrian stud.
1t is more than likely that Jack Beyle
will again play first base for the Phillies
next season. 1t is true that Boyle is not
the hitter he. should be for the position,
but then while he doesn't hit he cuts off
hits made by the other fellows nv his
remarkable fielding Messrs. Reach and
Rogers do not eDlhuse much over Dan
brouther, but as the iattcr's release can
be secured from Louisville for $500, 1t
might be a good business stroke 10 sign
big Dap," even If lie never played a
game. Brouthers is very heavy hit
Ter, and he would put dents in that right
field wall, but he cannot field, his prin-
cipal weakness being on ground hits.
"Parson" Cha rles Davies of Chicago is in
st. Louis making arrangements for Il benc-
fit to be given for eX Champion John l.. SuIli-
van at the First Regiment Armory next
month. Parson" will Ia Ike down his entire
Sullivan. Paddy" Ryan, Joe" Choyn-
ski, Tommy Ryan, and larry. "Parson''
left last n.gnt for New York 10 witnrs, ,ne
ne-Walcott bout, and then goes to
Canada, where John L. WILDE given "a testi-
monial next week. Then he returns TO ST.
Louis.
Yesterday morning Leslie Pierce, while
indulging in a friendly bout with Dan Nc
Connell, with whom he is training, broke
the small bones of his left hand. This will
prevent his appearing at the Caledonian
Club, i'll Philadelphia, tonight, and may also
also result in postponing his European tour.
When the accident happened, he broke down
and cried like baby.