New-York tribune., 1896-11-28
YONkERS.

A large crowd will undoubtedly be- attracted TO
the football ncid at North Broadway and shonnard
Place this afternoon TO witness the game between
tho Linden and Summit Athletic clubs eievens
These teams met on Thanksgiving Day and played
one half but owing TO some misunderstanding
about the ground. the game not completed
The Summit eleven had scored six points and
tho Lindens had failed 10 score About 500
people present at the contest and II
tho weather IL pleasant to-day ns large a crowd
Will probably attend The teams are evenly
matched and. as the championship OF Yonkers Is at
stake. good game Is confidently expected This
game will bring the football season In this city to
close. There have been four formidable elevens In
the held-Yonkers Athletic Association. Yonkers
Field Club. Summit Athletic and Linden Athletic
clubs
The basket season has been opened. There
are two strong teams In Yonkers-the Yonkers Ath-
letic Association and the OF the ith Separate
Company. The latter team played the opening
game in the series Of the Hudson River National
Guard League Thursday night at Newburg
Their opponents were the team of the 10th Sepa-
rate Company. OF that place. The Yonkcrs team
won by a score 10 to o. The Yonkers team is
Williams. This evening the team OF the Central
Young Mems Chrstiar Association OF Brookly n
will play the 4th Separate Company team AT the
armory In Waver, st. this city The team OF the
Yonkers Athletic Association won the Westchestcr
County championshlp last season The members
practise twice a week at the park TIIl Casino. and
reported to be playing In excellent form. Man
ager Frank Madden Is arranging schedule of
games for the team. the first OF which will be
played on Friday evening of next week In Brook
lyn. The team has an experienced coach.
At early hour yesterday morning a report
reached Police Headquarters that burglar had
attempted to enter the bard-room OF the Wynn
stay Hotel. In Warburfonaye Policeman Irady
made an Investigation and reported hat the night
clerk told aim the intruder had fired three shots at
him. and that he fired four In return. The reserves
ordered out. and the men scattered In all
directions. but trace OF the burglar could be
found.
The Entertainment Committee OF the Yonkers
Corlnthian Yacht club. which II composed OF c. A.
Valentine. W. NJ. Warner. w. II. Clark r.. j. Rena-
han and j. Joseph Lawrence, has arranged an In
tercsting programme for the second club stag to
be held this evening. Among the entertainers will
be Frederick Bowman. tom" Flynn and John G.
Leach. OF Nev-York, besides a number OF local
men. There Is some talk of having entertain
ment and dance for the women friends OF the club
early next month Gabriel Reevs has sold his soop
the Nan. TO Charles a. Gardner. OF Babylon, Long
Island. and VIII purchase another boat.
A sale OF home made cake and candy will be held
this afternoon In the hall OF the Woman's Institute
by the chil1ren's Christmas Clothing Circle to pro-
vide clothing for the needy. There will be tableaus
Miss Bertha NJ. Wilson entertained Il large audi
ence last night In the hall OF the Woman's InstI-
tute with character impersonations In costume
The entertainment was given under the auspices OF
kitching Relief Corps
The Vincent Chautauqua Circle met last night at
the home Of the Rev. r. II. Baragwanath at Huena
Nlsta-ave. and Hudson-st. THE Golden Age OF
Pericles. In Greek history. and Louis XIV" In
and the Liberal Faith will be given to-morrow
evening AT the First Unitarian Church, In North
broadway. near Irving Place. The Rev Samuel A
vction." Seats are free and the public Is invited
to attend.