New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
SPECTATORS HAVE THE SEATS.
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE MANAGEMENT o.
THE YALE.PRINCEToN FOOTBALL GAME

DISSATISFACTION VI
THE YALE-PRINCEToN FOOTBALL GAME
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
Much Indignation expressed yesterday when 1t
became known that many of the reserved seats Tor
THANKSGIVING Days Yale-Princeton football game at
Eastern Park In the hands OF SPECTATORS IL was
announced that reserved seats would be on sale at
Shading Brothers. Keefe e. Becannons Ponds, Bren-
tano's H. H. KHe's in Brooklyn, and at other places.
A visit TO some OF stores yesterday showed that
all the reserved seats had been disposed Of and that
advantageous positions could not be purchased for love
or money! 1t intmstd that most oil the seats had
teen eobbled up by Spectators who demanding
exorbant prices the tickets. 1t was said that the
regular 81 tickets being sold for So and al each
and that by Thanksgiving Day the spectators would be
demanding IS 70 81 each for them II was asserted
that many OF the boxes also in the hands OF
SPECTATORS.
At spaldngs it was said that the firm wanted 800
reserved seats, but that oil they had been able
10 get was 500, and that number had been
quickly disposed Of opinion that spectators
had got tickets but just how nobody seemed to know
Keefe & Becannon had had steady stream OF dsa9
pointed customers This firm had been able to get only
$50 tickets and could easily have disposed Of double that
number. People who aware that there are about
1000 Eastern Park wondering where
the tickets have all gone.
Admission tickets will be for sale at the same places
to-day.
A Stock Exchange party, headed by Il. II. Halstcad
occupy the lower box the Yale side at
Eastern Park Thanksgiving Day. From present in
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country cod England viii be represented at the
match Orders for have been received from stu
tents and graduates Of Dartmouth. Williams, wesleyan
Cornell Rutgers University Of Pennsylvania. Hobart
Amherst, Bowdoin and many others A party OF Cam
bridge and Oxford will occupy one Of the lower der
boxes Harvard and Columbia will Of course be out In
full force.
THE BARyARD-YALE CONTEST AT SPRINGFIELD
There has never much interest taken In game
football in NewEngand as in the great Harvard-fae
which taxes place tomorrow 40 sprhghed Inc
exodus" Springfield will begin to-day ana a. many NJ
% 600 pope re expected the game The teams WIN
play already announced. with one exception captain
Rhodes probably remain In his old place a, e't Jackie
and Crosby 1t end rush Rhodes intended to 90 " M
rush his place but Mills has been called
home Of illness In his family ana cannot play
Three thousand tickets have been sold az Cambridge anu
as many at New-Hsven The betting appears 70 be even
but reports from Haven that Yale Is exceedingly
confident winning 1t will probably be the pest game
ever played Harvard and Yale and VIII De any,
bodys game until time is called, Princeton expert VINO
has correctly predicted the results OF the great cbapo
ship matches Of the Intercog Football Association Tor
the last repeats his prophecy ast mar
by Of 10 to TO- or In other words by
that will represent the same relative d>nerehce
between the two teams as these figures
The ExcelsOr Club of Brooklyn will make It's annual
pilgrimage to Springfield this evening 10 see the foot
ban match tomorrow. Thirty two members OF the
club win start the Grand Central station ~ II
M and GS Of ee si Of the wagner
Palace Car Company. This luxurious nethoo OF vistw
ing the Springfield game, started by the f.NceisVi
Club has become popular and will this year De iol
lowed BY the Crescent Football and many ollei or
ganizatOns. solid train OF thirteen special drawing
room cars Will leave Springfield for New orR I'M
mediately upon the close Of the game among tno
members Of the Excelsior Club who Will form TO-DAY
party are Harry Beecier, WHY'S Terry. George W:
Chalncey Harry c. Du Val, Edwin Bigelow, and many
others OF the leading interested In amateur ati'
ktcs from Brooklyn Heights
PRINCETON'S SHATTERED LINE FILLING CP'
Princeton n. j., Nov. 20 tSpecsl)-Thcie was great
enthusiasm on The football field to-day when Captain
Poe made his appearance TO watch the team and give
the signs His nose is healing rapidly as could De
expected and IL is beyond doubt thai he will play In
The Yale game The work Of the team WAS above
The average and there more snap and vim In inc
game to-day than there has been for some time
Warren came out for the first time in two weeks,
and played left end Speer also began play again al
at tackle spiccr is still laid of with injuries he
received In the game with Wesleyan last saturday The
run Of hard luck which the team has had this
by one after another Of the best players getns
hur has made Princetons chances for the champion
ship look rather slim. However. few days In team
work like to-day and serious accidents VIII
shov a wonderful improvement in the team Dun
can Edwards, 'S5. the field, ana c1ached the
scrubn nine I'm the second half There are several
Places still doubtful and the contest between INC
"'a candidates is sharp
FoRDHAM AND GEORGETOWN PLAY FOOTBALL.
Tia long looked for football match between the eevens