New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
on THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
PRINCETON,S UNEXPECTED DEFEAT.
HARVARD MEN NOT ENTHUsrA>Tlc-cUEsl
DCrdpF THE PLAYERS

HARVARD MEN NOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEFORE THE PLAYERS
The most sensational football game which has oeea
plaved for many years that between the rrino'a
and University OF Pennsylvania teams, "m'h "'A
| place last saturday at Philadelphia rr'''e'"''
defeat was wholly unlocked for, ana, furtnerlh''s y
almost inexcusabe. That the University VI re"l'''
yonia has strong team has been known al!nos' sn'.
| tho trst of the season. vet she has played numoe
az weak games, and In none OF her oes' N"'e $50
interference and team play been equal 70 nose
Princeton The defeat may Justly lie atuou'eu
| ,broe causes viz bad luck, poor judgment aIM
pennsylyania's heavier rushiine. III was F'moeo"
misfortune 20 be minus the services OF her su0'.e
gusrd. Hail. on that day, and his absence h'a''i''N
| weakened the centre through which her opponeus
made their most substantial gains King her 'apoH4
and hes, halfoack and Lee one OF her Best A'h'a
we're both injured, aud this aided 10 prevent o''"
scoring again near the end OF tAe ea'"e'
| Again u WAS Prnceon's misfortune to lose 'hs
toss for goal and thus TO be required 10 KICK @san'
a young hurricane in the first hail. iHs i'0' 49,
Pennsylvania materially, for Thayer's pIh'' a'e'e"
fifteen or twenty yards longer than Romans . "a.'
under ordinary circumstances 'he oruer 49, ,,
,us, about reversed The Philadelphians realized uin
advantage. and punted frequently IN Inc nis' a',.
Whom PRINCETON took the other goal 1. the second ha
,h wind had nearly disappeared. so much Tor iT~e
toni. had luck. As regards her poor !uas"enN
ut,l. can be said II was apparent throughout ~.
game that the only way In when her pa'hS ~
make gains Of any considerable distance "A' 60
| IN. ends and yet Captain King sent Ms hi'n e.
h s,ore.wau r,,shline OF his opponents Win assa
waiting regularity. lie might nave also nav -,
| uomans oftener around the ends Win eoou 80 .
for that player has many times proven ." -~..n1
snl.nd,d runner aud dodger, and thus coca sr0u"
| gamer.
Pint princeton has been beaten, and there Is mus
use In CRYING over spilled milk IL 10" ''-
| for ,Cnptain King to vindcate himself aud Ills ~'.
hy beating or at least playing close galnc "e'" :.
| Yale on Thanksgiving Day. Unless FH"0'
victorious in that match, she Is ho' e"',' ,o,.
m. pr,sent rules to take part in the hnal ch'upV.
hin rama nm THANKSGIVING Day next Sna>op, ""''
| .r.ct 4, would have on Princeton to nave '"'. %"
| pe,nsvlvonia play on Thanksgiving Day, IL "o"'' y
| hand to predict Harvard suomtted tnls '
proposItion 70 meet Princeton on that u's' ""'
offer was declined on account Oh the id'o' 90,
mani win Vale With no such drawback next you
| Princeton might complete such deal VII" ' ~
! , hotter solution OF the probable diih'uN UA" :,
| however, has suggested ITSELF. Inc '"'ee W yap
THANKSGIVING Day for the final match anu NV 49,,
- =, ID dina, match could be arranged for the WA
| ,lou.,ng that day. and Yale and Princeton p"'
usu,, ON THANKSGIVING Day Certain IL Is INA. 49,.
/ .flf
cop,est would draw many thousands more spe'-'
than Yale We. u. OF Z. for the uiS noii'"' :, rs
which by the way is one point seldoih los' ,nhos
the college men in arranging for their DE- h'''>"N
| uorv,rt,s team also has had severe SCUM
,p,r..ry WAS onh beaten 81 10 TO- Oo9ien H~.,
,y.r mor. stubborn fight being hnaiiy co.la's
~, % IA IA. and the Boston Nlieuc .>S90' In,
foam caup,d the climax by scoring h0'.aN Id al ;he
/
xr IN, result OF these games. as "o ~ mark
uactice of the team. shows that ne 60 s,r lave
III wc9i, in defensive play. Several 49, ~ hon
aly VIA ,r Amy of the three big teams nag W =,
acn~,d against three times without m''s ttarvardl
tne in, -, came, hs proved such dceueu ~ ,hs
in The spcndld work done In the ea,lsr pm rtbs
season ,hat the students at Sa.1p inch confdencs
GScouragci ami do not display 50 n'G.H X, saturday
,,3 i'm their chance for success n'N' S'S up
~ Smingid They have not howevsr hard 90 put
a. ,h Tan in the best possible shape under ''e
circunls stances ~s,
r,. Vale team follows it, usual vic,oIious US, wrh
and their rec mSehes nav zane against the un
vcrstv OF Pennsylvania was the ms 80 hr sccs
their strength. however and conPai I'D some hight
MIN th. relative chances Of the two teams ga. in liz
r,.,nc Day Yale had rather Seyelc, ~ "f ST r,ng1
los Of sanford who hal p0ve onto Injured his ans
and u was thought at first that ne wo"" .,es flva
to play agaa THIS year by lac la,' b. IN good con
NV sn ' iS dine for the Harvard game OH "'
day. -, found n
II is 10 be regretted thai Irinoe ' rarne,i which
essarv 70 cancel her game agaiist ,ornr ht.b will
Sa' schsdul,d for "Wednesday afternoon WINS his veal
prevent meeting between N" bwg Of what Wa
u"r ~ prove an Interesting encounter. i"'
Scheduled iog This wr ,s are q" cub ,SS ys Athletic Cut
iu usun Sayv nj Orange. " j.: brown c s
vrrs,y Vs. Wesleyan Unvertty at p,ers College
MISUNDERSTANDING INSTITUTE w. '''s'
ut THrsday~Boston Athletic Association NsxYork
io Fr,dav"Will,ams College VS., Amherst Sohss'' "
| WILLIAMSBURG Mass -, 49, u.,,ra university
| ., uamnSs, park Springfield, Mass; Rutgers oo''s
VS.. Military Academy, at West Point ~ Il