The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
UNCERTAINTY At PRINCETON
Some Thiak They VIII via, Others Say II
h 70 Chance for Yale.

IL > 20 Chance for Yale.
PRINCETON. Nov. 21.-The spirits Of Prince.
ton men have considerably revived since the
full accounts Of the ale-Harvard game
reached them. After the University OF Penn
| sylvania game the general student body has
not shown great deal OF enthusiasm over the
| prospects OF their team. but now they are
thoroughly aroused They can talk OF nothing
| else but Princston's chances on Thanksgiving
day. 1t Is reported that one devout student
| yesterday determined to restrain his thoughts
and keep to his Bible. but his eye lit on the
| passage:
victory.
| When he learned that Capt King is really Of
Jewish descent he was compelled to lay aside
his devotions and speculate like the rest
whether or not this passage were not
Those who saw the Yale Harvard game have
for Hsrvard's ability to play football. and take
Hsid aS BEAT ' q ha H. q:
They that Yale hs
was because OF the strength OF the opposing
team. which would make much trick work
mined to beat Harvard. without her tricks. and
saye them to surprise Princeton with. r,
days game sn the ornions 81 II. students vary
ee s%re Of yetoy while Sths ssy sas
1al0 Will surprise INC llReTs. NV plaSoiS
Jet, They praise ,Yais's game against Har.
and to havs Yse H
ie: little more hopsi1l than the,
TON TOM e Team i easned last Saturday viii b ksPt
70 themselves until after the great game with
il Is certain now that Vincent will not play
fiite had S Come back this fali With ths deter
mnaSon to make reputation fH or h hns not
time. SO he could not hope to play through. the
game against Yale It. 4 about outs settIS Sis that
Sau' i h. his line tacflinc had won their
taulay $, playing was considsred too gentle.
the H %Sen p nas RS'
much more spunky zane; and WI pc, be cohsiu-
bG In shdes or e taske al
heavily padded owing to nn Sos ra an fhs
Wheeler has not yet played in regular prac;;
mot! mot p sas again ssia s0 nni
is taking special daily practice with Ballet.
Thursday. Fiscus. will take his place, Ballet,
lnll. Herold. and Trenchard Will I'LL out the
would play Quarter back himself. but tho fuct
that he played at half back in the secret prae-
tice to-day. and Morse at quarter back. indi-
Gates that there will be no change at this 20;
play beside King at half back. and Romans
.Homans rlayed to-day. and did not show any
signs Of weakness. A bunting game was
played to give him practice. His work was
not quite up to the usual standard. The sore
to practice more. and SO hopes to be thorough
ly limbcred UP by Thursday
There will he another practice tomorrow.
and light drill in tricks and signals on
Wednesday. On Wednesday evening tho team
will probably leave tor New York. Further
than that definite plans have been an
nounced.
The sale Of the tickets began at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Until 10 O. clock last night the
sign was out that the sale would not begin
until Tuesday morning. Toward midnight,
however. it was whispered around that the
forty-hve sofas and chairs at midnight. and the |
red-nosed line increased stead y AS the frosty
hours Of tho night passed by. At o'clock this |
morning there were $50 students In line. This
was soon swelled to 200. where it stopped. |
since there were but 1.2OO grand stand tickets
sale Of the open stand b seats has been Roin
on steadily oil day. and now there Is not
seat left
There is not much Princeton money UP on
the result OF the game. Odds Of 3 to are re-
ported to be offered by Yale supporters. but as
been taken. The men feel n little uncertain
about tho physical condition Of their team. |
and so are wary with their money. The gen. |
eral impression among the sporting mon Is |
that there will he much more betting done on !
y Wednesday and after the team arrives at New |