New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
DEPENDING HER ELEVEN.
PRINCETON'S MEN CERTIFIED.
THE NAMES OF ALL TO APPEAR IN THE COLLEGE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMES

THE NAMES OF ALL TO APPEAR IN THE COLLEGE
MISUNDERSTANDING AMEs.
Princeton, n. j.. New. 90 (specaD. Tho impression
has been given by recent daily dispatches from New
Haven that Princeton has no less than five men upon
her eleven who have no regular connection with the
college, and who not fairly entitled to play 1901
ball. Finally It is reported in yesterdays PRESS
that Yale has generously declined TO challenge 'nco
men, and is ready to meet any team Princeton may
fairly or unfairly, put in the led Prhoe,o" ms
adopted new principle this year of not entering h'o
newspaper controversies with her rivals All P'''
statements which have had any official sanction wha
have been simply in reply TO the various on"'ee
which have been made against her own policy or team
The football management have in their hanoS
faculty certificate which shows that every msinpor u
the team has regular college Standing Messrs biach'
Poe Easement Amcs, Jancway Riggs and Jones are
regular candidates for the degree oil b. A. Nessf'
Warren, Furness and Adams are candidates ior t"o
degree of b. s. Mcssrs. Charming. Donncliy anu lash
are pursuing the full special course OF hfieeh hous
week and were admitted to the college upon precisely
the same conditions the other spec as now In Prince
ton Mr. George is regularly entered in a post
graduate course for the degree Of Phi. d. Mr. Cowan
IS pursuing full course In the seminary, besides
graduate course in the college. Every player IS
regular member Of the university, will appear IN the
annual catalogue, and unless the faculty INTERFERE
will remain throughout the present college year rs
recafuS the prOtest against <t"cS, va WV N""
of profess lonslsm, subjoned kilograms from the
managers of the mines which he played last summer,
which prove conclusively that he received no money
whatever for HIS services
Chicago. Nov. Is.
X. L. Amos
never agreed TO paid you anything for pitching
he West EEd-whiting game. Wired same thing In an
,wer to question Of Lowell, Of Harvard College
J. c. MOODY.
Manager OF West End B. b. Club
Joliet. H., Nov. Is.
X. l.. Ames:
did give you any money, nor agree TO- for pitch
ing against the Aurora Club and you not paid
none: b. the Stone City Baseball Club for your services
T. c. CULBERTS0N
HARVARD TO WITHDRAW FROM THE LEAGUE.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 20 (SpeciaD.-At a large
ma s-meeting he'd tonight the strong feeling Tor
purity in athletics took expression in vote that the
PIC sent advisory committee In football Mcsss. Leeds
Iu' Ter and Porter be instructed 10 present Harvaids
withdrawal tom the football league and to make
arrangements for league with Yale, such arrange
menis TO be subject TO approval by the students
For nearly two years there have been rmors In the
COLLEGE football circles that Harvard and Yale intended
ultimately to withdraw from the Intercollegiate Foot
ball Association. AT first the stories were denied but
tat week Bert Holden aarvari's well known player
announced that Harvard was tired of playing with
Princeton, and would leave the Association and form
a dual league with Yale There has also been some
ty!k OF dual baseball league between Harvard and
Yae. This step on lIarysrl's part looks as II the
baseball men would be the next TO move III Is not
known which college moved first in this matter