New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRNcEToNS FOOTBALL TEAM.


Princeton, n. j.. Oct 10 Speciap. Tho foo'osu
team played their nth game this season WIZ ~, o
Crcseents ON Saturday. With each game snsns I'M
,,,v.meuf can be seen, but It is unmbtaSAoo
t,ct that the team this year Will be the nsn'eS' .
princeton has put In the Aeld for some yea" 49,
At present 1t is impossible to name 'ne 49, ~
u,.eup OF the team That win play Yale ous ~"
uresent indications that tho mAxeup 80.
follows: Right end, Ralph H. Warren nen' :.
\. B. Gallwey right guard. Edwm a. -
yoeeph N Thomas; centre, Jesse B. hlSss 10. -.
go. r ronss. lft tackle Jeremiah B. bsCA' ica'
.,A ". L. Hayden or Radcliffe fu!ne,s,
hasx Edgar A. Poe; right h.fbecA. IS $500.
= A. Dalton left halfbsck. wnhHm " '''''''
fullbaok. Sheppard Romans. .,,. ..a.cn n.
Warren has played very hsse 30 ." H. Iii y. cr.
,ns t,ouhed with q sprained knee nc vi" ~ V w..
"e a, s.w v,ehs and will no doubt epea1 she
90 x,o~& he aid last year. GALWAY "H' wiz 'o.'
os.s,~ NAV left tackle, new man rom inc
S.n,r,rv. He Is little Tight for INC p'''''''' 0u'
"a playing . pRucAy game. -. ,,.a .rs.
y = vsrJ prooabse that Riggs, VINO pnyeo nsn'
mart lnst year. win play conue ne has nii'U Vn'
... ,.rv credttsby In the last fcw games
1870 80 ~. the necessary weight and ability to
make arsto,ass centre
yo,.s Who took Georges position last Thanksg1v-
,,. nav has not yet returned to college. 1t Is very
nrobabe that he will play guard.
Tho other position OF guard VIII % niieo oy Inonas
or Levi
n,.sent. Thomas played part Of the time In the
T.,. pame last year At present he breaks through
,he line well and is . good tackler. Lewis played
truhack on the scub last year and has only been u
c,ndidate for the position Of guard TOR about week.
hence IL is early to predict what Development ne may
make Black is playing left tackle this year, and has
shovn ND well in his new position He plays
-,.n,,r came and is thorough football man.
-. and Is at present doubtful between Hay
don and Furness, with the chances pretty evenly
dvided HAYDEN is sure tackle and plays
s,cady game, while Furness gets up the neio Ill petr
Shane and also plays q head game. roe al quarter
hack. besides captainng the team in excellent form Is
playing a brilliant mdvidnsl game ne never
!. r,rtles, and can be counted upon every time The
,ar nosittops back of the line will be filed by new
men spcer will be the LETT h'f back and is playing
. rushing game similar TO the game played oy BLACK
last wear He and lodges well ana Is SURF
catch King and Dalton are the Candidates LOT the
other position OF nalfbsck King h snort s'oehS
follow. is a fine runner and lodges splendidly. He
n.s made AN excellent showing and Will very probably
cat the positiun Dalton has been playing a fair
came He runs too high and does NOT make uie
ground charging through the line. Aomans hSs ooen
nlavins a fair game at fuu-bsck. He plays a good
running game, but is not sure carn anu hs AeAhis
& only fair Upon the whole the team Is weak In
many nonts and there does not seem to Do tfe neces
sarv material college to better the present eohdluo'
lin Robinson came Monday and will have charge
q, the team until the close Of the season. The new
trainer John McNaster, Will not come 70 fri''o''n
until January 1.
The glee club this year will be largely composed OF
new men, as only six OF last years club nave reIuheo
10 COLLEGE The club has been practising daily UNDER
the leadership Of Frank IL. Payne. Inc eahuiuaocs
have been numerous and there Is plenty OF GOOD ma
,erial for all the part except first teno. which Is al
ways a hard ps1 to find good voices Tor. Ihere are
at present twenty four candidates singing Will 'he
club and will continue doing 80 until the nrst concert
winch will be given at Trenton. when club OF sixteen
will be chosen from this number. The msIiaeeuen1
las not fully decided upon All the PLACES wh@s con
Sess will e sSsn on s so eph.
on the arst Monday after Christmas ana WIN give
The banjo club Ia. also been very active since col
lege opened There hss been large number u APP
s ssS ~, ' Class. The following men win
ply Win the club thus year Bsni.u M,,;,, Ge0rso
consin; H. P. Fisher, T. irvine Br9kAw, of New
lucky; Herbert NJ Roger Of NebraskA inst banjo,
Charles V Gulick, of Princeton; second banjo Lee b
oi New ork Lawrence 4. Young, Of Kentucky
william C. Bryan. of Missouri Edward T. Palmer.
Charles L. Carpenter, Of Ohio.
The senior dance committee, at II meeting held last
evening Of december ). Every effort will be made
make thus. ue last dance gwen by the class grand
by designations hll-i. The members of the com
mlttee George f. Agnew chairman. Cornelius H.
Agicw, Jane, barnes. Of New-YOrk. william Il. Black
well. Of Tr>utOn hilsey DUrand. III Newark Henry W.
t,r,cne, OF Trenton: Ersklne Hewitt, of New ork
jain r. Jones, OF Pttsburg Prlngk c. Jones. OF
ohio: Edwin \. :. Lewis, OF HobOken y. j.. Richard
D. Lyon. of MOrrietOwn Edgar A. Poe, Of Baltimore:
John H. >alv, of Texas: John w. Valiant. Of 81.
Louis William :. Whitehead of Newark; Alan ID.
Wilson, OF Philadelphia.
The University Tennis Association has long Eel, the
need 0f covered courts. Definite plane are about
to made raise d fund for the erection Of build
nyh for w for
winor new associdt ion Of members of the
university association Will be formed with member
? Zip Of probably twenty. which will be increased from
ear year the finances warrant the erection OF
new courts.
r. berkeley smith and A. Gordon Murray, Of the
senior class, and Clinton =. Wood. OF the junior
lass. have been elected members of the ivy club.
Evan II. Evans. 'g2 of Eli alevood. N J., has been
elected assistant business manager of the glee club.
THE SHORT COURSE AT HARVARD.