The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-23
YALE REApr FOR THE FRAY.
How Her Supporters si.e Up Thursdays
Situation.

How Her supporters biHo Up Thursdsys
Situation.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 22-Ths faculty have In.
vestigated the manner In which President
Mafltt OF the Yale Football Association con-
Quoted tho sale OF seats for the Princeton
game. and have exonerated him In every par
ticular. Prof Richards said: I'VE do not In.
terfere with the boys. and do not approve OF
Advisory Boards. Whom the students here do
not do what is right the faculty always speak
to them. and that is sufficient"
Prof Reynolds said that he approved OF the
publishing OF tho names OF men who tried to
speculate on tho tickets. and. further. that he
would be in favor OF tn faculty publicly repri-
manding any such despicable action on the
part OF Yale student He added that tho
football management had been trying very
hard to prevent the unjust speculation In
tickets. but 1t seems that such speculation
was not confined. as had been supposed. to
the lower class. but was even rife among the
student class team.
Yale men are Disguised At the article e. Whi Zen
count Of the game on SATURDAY: Pr Prominent
why. talk about our rough play. old the
Harvard men notice how Rsepss':diy th and
rim and pull his ACE ard Mason proved 70
Sn e Gsws made obnox
Ills Play and that that
talk about the came is sa also
her protest? By her childish action Of two
Years yen ago ago. she withdrew from the association
%na S Ssshas not eonsens to Hsrys5ds
RS SSi Hat h . at ss
game as Harvard evidently does not o.,
she she really sxpssted nat she had : nghtins;
u great victory for our, boys. Our PLAYERS are
all youn: while the Harvard men are veter-
W d DGf do any M
pensly Instead Give; i would i TOO aaPss5ii
hammerinc at Harvarh's centre showed the
effect OF our superior training. II Was agrentt
' The VARSITY team We're on the eid this A.
ternoon. and lined up against them were mo
The pra .sI lasted halt an hour The usual
practice in the gymnnsinmt took PLACE TINS even,
inf aitStnHN nht ara prscce on tie
field and take them to New York on theo,
O'Clock train. ..
In former years the men have gone to
Gotham early Wednesday afternoon before s the
battle and this extra practice shows that lsis
Princeton seems to be getting her confidence
UP gradually. and Yale men. although con-
fdent OF victory. are not expecting waiEover
by any means. In comparison with the Prince
ton team Yale men think that their team have
a marked superiority. The situation is sized
up about us follows:
Although Princeton claim to have originated
the system of Interference plays. Yale has de-
veoped them moro perfectly and with greater
success. Princeton started out brilliant! " rs
regards her team work. but seems to have
deteriorated. while Yale has slowly. but
steadily improved. Princeton will show some
new Plays. tho most effective Of which will he
massing wedges directed at the tackle or
guards. and the revolvin ing or turf back
wedge which is 80 difficult to stop. These. as
worked by her strong men. should enable
Princeton to score on the blue. But. looking
over the whole situation. 1t is thought that
Yale will win. both on individual playing and
united team work.
Capt. Mccormick is authority for tho state
ment that his team in Thursdays game will
lie made UP of the same material as that
which lined up against Harvard last Saturday.
and is as follows: Hinkey. left end Winter.
tire: Hckox right guard; Wallis. right tackle:
Greenway. right end: Mccormick. quarter
back: T. Bliss. left half back: c. D. Bliss.
right half back Butterworth. full back.
II. d. Sears Of Northampton has been elected
permanent captain of the Yale freshmen
eleven. Before coming to Yale he was a mem
Der OF the Andover academy eleven. The Yale
second team will play against the freshmen
all week to give them the best possible prac.
tice for the Harvard game on Saturday.