Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
he teams will line up as follows:

The rush line, with the exception Of Riggs and Warren, are .outclassed by the Yale men. Warren will surely play good game, and Riggs, who is in the best form he has ever been in, will make Hefelfgsr 'tstir his stumps" Great faith is put in the kicking of Romans, although he is a little uncertain. Poe will probably put up phenomenal game. King is also in cap ital trim. The team seems to have awak- ened from their lethargy of the early part of the year, and in their practice games have improved very much. However, they will go into the game handicapped, with the consciousness of their defeat last year and the low score they made with the Phi]istine college, Cornell. Princeton, too, hasn't been very fertile in methods of play. Bucking the center and running around the ends seem to be their only re- sources.
 Yale is quite likely to double the score she made against Harvard and it is more than likely that Princeton will not score. HOW TO GET TO THE GROUNDS. The Manhattan field is located on Eighth avenue. between One Hundred and Fifty | fifth and One Hundred and Forty-seventh streets. It can be reached by either Sixth or Ninth avenue elevated roads from down town or by the New York aud Northern l railroad by people living above the Harlem river.
 l There are nine entrances to the grounds, | but one will have to go through the one | the tickets call for or he may be turned
 back. Entrances Nos. 1, 9 and are at l the corner of Eighth avenue and One Hun
 dred and Fifty fifth street, just one gets off the elevated road; Here will be | found the ticket offices. Entrance No. 4
 is the only for those holding tickets for the grand stand, and will be found few
 feet from the corner of Eighth avenue on One Hundred and Fifty-ffth street. En-
 trance No. 5 is to stand ID" and for ad-
 mission ticket holders. This is also on One Hundred and Fifty-ffth street, about 200 feet from the corner of Eighth ave- nue. Entrance No. 6 is the car
 riage entrance to hitching posts, and
 is just beyond the entrance to
 stand ID" on One Hundred and Fifty fifth
 street. Entrances Nos ' and are on One
 Hundred and Fifty-seventh street. Here
 one can purchase admission tickets and gain place on one of the three free stands viz: "A, |" "B" and 60" Entrance No. 9. which is at the corner of One Hundred | and Fifty seventh street and Eighth ave
 nue, is the main entrance for carriages,
 coaches and tally-hos.
 Play will be called promptly at 9 o'clock
 p. m.
 | WILL BULLETIN THE NEWS.
 The Southern New England Telephone l company will receive information of the
 game at frequent intervals, which they
 will display in bulletins in the windows of
 their office on Court street.
 The regular trains will be sufficient for
 the traffic to-day most of the people
 went down yesterday. Trains were run
 all yesterday afternoon in two sectioas. 1 Scarlet Fever Epidemic in Colchester. COLCHESTER Nov. 25.-Bacon academy
 was ordered closed yesterday owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever. There are
 twelve cases in town and also several cases
 of diphtheria.
 l Taken to the Lookup.
 Daniel Mccarthy and Thomas Barry were
 discovered locked up in 8 room with Mary
 Ann Redden, an old offender. The trio
 were arrested and taken to headquarters,
 where they were charged with lascivious carriage.