The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-22

III, Caraher;-wrlt to the secrctcry of the Cornell
Football Association.
AZ Prospect Park ycsterdaS-st. Johns College. II;
STANFORD. Conn, Oct. o1.-The football game here
today resulted; Betts Academy, 4gi Darien, o.
The Irving club Of Brooklyn and the Newark Field
Club will meet each other ON the RridIron at Eastern
Park to. morrow Afternoon.
The berkeley s and De La sale tssns are p%rsc,Iclns
scholastic series on next Tuesday.
Another game has cen Srranssd between Cutler
half had been played. ended In q dispute.
The freshmen football team OF tho Now York Uni.
r ys5,aIy , nss fo oeen R Phs team viii nS Arrange Smn s IsNe.o PM
the New York and Brooklyn Preparatory schools.
The Gregory A. wishes to arrange games, with
election days. Address William Watson, station i.
Although It has been rumored that some Of the st.
Paul school players are over age. II can safely be said
of the Long Island l. A. j.. They have braced up won.
derfuliy within the last few days.
The Potomac Field Club has oct. % aud Nov. = to
book with nrst.ciass out.ot.town teams Offering =
reasonable guarantee. Teams desiring game, and
w toal 9 1nsn.s ever rs liz w PSn SIne sso osisht aas stres. H. D. Bar,
The first and second teams OF the Eastons have
Oct. "a open for matches with two hrst.class toams
snarsntre one.hsif exp ,nses. Address George W.
Hadiey. manager. 90 Eldert street. Brooklyn.
,vT The wn;n in aGs. 4; c; S would Yol IKE , to asgnpse g, games ,s
l4o pounds. for sundays and holidays. Also with
out.of town teams OFFERING suitable guarantees. .Ad.
dress Ernest y. Benns, % Clermont avenue, Brooklyn.
The Adelphi Academy boys, by their defeat at the
hands OF 81. Paul School on last "wednesday. practi.
cally stand no more show In the Long Island inter.
schoia,tic series. They have Mayed two games. be-
ing unable to score In either. Their opponents ma 10
122 points.
The First Division. Naval Reserve. OF New Jersey,
battalion uf the East, will place q good eleven In the
neld. Games for sundays and holidays can now be
booked; teams having inciosed grounda and paying a
gu ,rantee pref rred Address j. Henry Thomas. U.
s. 8. Portsmouth. Hoboken, Nj.
The Lincoln Fi-ld club OF Bayonne would like to
MI its schedule with tetms averaging, 135 to lao
POUNDS. The club has oct. 80. Nov. u and 20. and
home games only. address, william u. Free burn. -
West Forty.third street. Bayonne.
The st. Peter nrSt team has election day and Oct. 81
open. and would like to hear from some good teams:
Guarantee offered. The second team has Oct. 81 and
Nov. II open. and would like to hear from good
teams averaging l25 pounds. Address J. J. Moara.
l6s and 40 Montague street, Brooklyn.
PEEKsKrtI, y. V. Oct. 2i.-The football season at
the Mohegan Law Military school opened to-day. A
large crowd witnessed an exciting contest between
the Michigan school team and the eleven OF Hal.
brooks Military Academy of Sing Sing. The score
Wa 10 to o in favor of the Mohegan team.
The championship game OF football in athletic cir
Giles between the North and South, for the nrst time.
will be decided on the Orange oval to morrow after
noon, when the famous stars OF the gridiron who
represent the Orange Athletic Club will meet the
Columbia Athletic Club OF Washington. u. c.
The New York University team lined up against tho
Berkeley school team at Ohio field yesterday. Al.
though the game was only n practice one, two n. Y.
play. They were Haynes and Lambert. The playing
OF both teams was very good. The score: n. Y, u,
II; Berkeley. o.
The demand for seats for the Yale-Carlrsle game
has been 30 great that IL has become necessary to
arrange for more tickets. about 1900 additional re-
served ones being provided. These seats will he
for sale to-day. At least 500 students are coming
down from New Haven to witness the game.