The sun., 1889-11-28

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the FIRST act Of shenandoah. and All turned Into
p9d before 10 o'clock. The Princeton team,
al dS6GE SSSSD ana ;hs{ % Ss Murine H
not receive yislt9rs, and at sS O'clock were all
grounds this afternoon. Is as follows:
sS spss RSs:s RSSssTHs s 'pS ,:0. @ t
49, II s1'iiE 49, Sisf fsS
yssal % snS 5a's SS. R Tor oi
@ baoE Morrison lSs aft for
IN the Harvard game ia the substitution Of
Harvey for d. Morrison as halfback. Capt
Oil nI, said SO that HsTyey Is better man fer tho
the bridge Of hTs nose, ana Rhodes S and fo WErs
tembelg were also decorated with fresh scars
from the Harvard game. The men appeared
In the best OF spirits. and said they felt equal
'sS o None Of them
The Princeton team will appear on the field
to-day In this way:
s:s end R PH1FsJ S'Es s s:n: :a m d:Sias s
rsSi .n SSa warren Hs IT, aTsrt.s m sn rok @
isS half backs left Charming i4J; right Black ia1;
aVsrSSS woEh Or rSsh H. st Gs .eSm @
Jones' AdamN Easement and Homans
The entire party at the Murray Hill num-
visible, Jim Robinson was, and he did the tak.
ing. He said that spirit, OF quiet confidence
the same rs that which faced Harvard at Cam
bridge. The student Headquarters OF Prince
ton was at tho Hoffman House.
Betting last night was even. Earlier in the
day there was some Princeton money offered
at 5to but as Yale dollars reached town BY
sorbed. and the odds evened up. There was a
good deal Of tai X in every hotel OF odds OF to
= or 3to 2 to be had on either side at somo
m II " nd
pressed It, when you ran the thing down you
found It even. One, OF the funny Incidents OF
q freshmen who mud been talking loudly at
different hotels The Princeton, freshmen
to l. each on their. own college 1t took Just
Two minutes alter they met to lay o few small
6s pets at ,b dead even money IL ts probable & that
giving odds. for the reason that they have
PrGnGat three d2ars to town every one Of
rather than fail to place their money.
Walter Camps Analysis of the Big Came
New HAVEN. Nov. 27.-The Yale Football
team putin q little practice this morning. and
at2L this afternoon took the train for New
York. The front which will be presented to
Princeton tomorrow will be the same as Har-
ward played against Inst Saturday Behind the
rush line one change has been made. Harvey
will play half back instead OF Ben Morrison.
uo HeuDerS Vi Tue t0bnl are IN HOOu COnul-
tion except Hartwell. who has very sore mus
Gle in his leg. Walter Camp sized up the Yale
and Princeton teams this afternoon as follows:
" In comparison we find: first. that Hanson.
Heffelfnger. Newell. and Wurtemburg must
match George Janeway. Riggs and Poe. Here
we como at the very outset 10 one feature OF
Princetons strength. George and Janeway
played side by side last season. and are thor
oughy accustomed to assisting each other.
George has played centre for years. Hanson
has played but fifteen minutes of big match
Newell has not been through a championship
game with either Harvard or Princeton. while
Janeway mas seen nard service. Heffelnnger
y the only man In the Yale group who played
through the Princeton game last year. although
urtemburR played part OF the game. Con-
sidering the play OF these two sets Of men, one
forcing Yale in the centre are very strong. On
one end Stagg and Gill face Warren. or Fur:
the experience but the weight Is about equal
We're 1t not that some OF the best running OF
CoWan and Ames comes up against this pair one
blue. As Il Is. although the assaults at that
section viii be numerous and powerful. and al
in getting Ames by or Cowan
there Is no doubt but that Warren
and Cash are outclassed by their two ,oppo-
nents. Warren ts young player. and although |
he is doing good work and has appeared to ex-
cellent advantage he will not be as uniformly
at the University OF Pennsylvania and Is strong |
and willing. His average general play in the |
line Is as good as Gils. but he cannot rush as |
GIN can. nor will he be as strong as GIL when
the first half Is over.
On the other hand again Princeton has the |
best OF il. Cowan. who faces Rhodes, has years |
OF experience behind him. and while no more |
willing or active than his opponent. has many |
more pounds OF weight. Rhodes did remark |
ably well against him last year. and will work |
Just as hard again. Donnelly and Hartwell are |
matched in that neither has played in final |
match. Hqrtwell Is a trife |
nlarly well together while Khodes and Hart
we'll do. So that the match is made
more nearly even than II the Prince
ION pRir pulled together as one man.
Behind tho line Princeton has Ames, Black. and
This is strong trio and they Will
make the Yale team do some remarkable work
70 prevent scoring. Ames is the best edge run
ler in the association, while Black and Chan
ling are both tends at line breaking. Such q
then permits Princeton to throw
Ter attack freely. first at one point of tho line
hen another and. as in the Harvard game. 10
exhaust an opponent iu the attempt to cover
he field securely. Yale has Harvey. McClung
and Mcbride hehind all good men and plucEy.
The storm of this afternoon prevented many
ale men from going to Now York. special
will leave at ~ tomorrow morning. and prob
BILE 800 people, including citizens, will 10 TO
New York TO see the game.