The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18

Tho Tigers Hope to Meet Yale with Trlc..
for Trick.

PRINCETON. Nov. 17.-About the first thing
noticed by the crowd OF students which lined
the sides OF tho football field to-day. was that
complete eleven OF graduate players. with one
to spare. were on hand to coach tho team.
Donnelly. Bird. George. Jesse Riggs. Cash.
Dick and Sam Hodge. ex-Captain Poe. MofIatt.
Warren '03. and Pendleton ~. each watched
his man. while Tracey Harris gave his atten-
ton to the scrub team. All the crippled men
were out to-day.
Although Wheeler and Homnns did not play
In tho regular game. Wheeler's running on
the track before tho rlay began showed that
no Is rapidly getting in form. but will probu.
bly, not take his place at guard in the regular
practice until Monday There seems no doubt
OF his being in perfect condition by Thanks
giving Day. however.
Romans came out in playing attire. and
practisod kicking before and after the regular
game for an hour and half. He is still a little
sore. ank kicks cautiously. He and nderson
practised kicking and returning for some
time. Although he was not able to punt MS
far nor return as quickly as Anderson. yet
his showing tor the first days practice was
worry encouraging.
Vincent at first was among tho players. and
starting IRON the twenty-iive-yArd line. no
showed himself among the fastest on the fold.
Twico ne was the hrst man to cross the goal
p!sincd Of his ankle. and he was allowed to
rest until tho game began, ,,
three spirits Twice he was breast s.e WITH rTis
Hal when they crossed the line. and once out.
distanced every runner by ut least three feet.
evident that their best game would not DO
sh9wni t2r three positions on the rush line
~ tue sacS was s a Fl, ed
left end. Randolph ut left tackle. Fiscus lott
Eu a and Mel d"flans centre ~, Then came
full back. The scrubs took the ball at first.
S Sa no ssow wAs R% Md4 e' n S
scrubs soon despsirng nj getting their run
H PES around . ths end passed The ball back TO
us nash Vincent was upon him and the Kick
snoiisd. Fifteen yards were gained for the
Tie best steven tito thcn took tho ball and tried
to send 1t around right end. but Irvine. who
was ut that TING blazing against TreGchard.
halves. and downed tho runner with itts
gain, Flint then hit the line witt, good effect,
and touch down was scored in ilyeminutcs.
llncents ankle then gave out. ana McCauley
The next lln..up was made at the Varsity
more Interesting. Cash took his place on tie
sscrub team at right TACKLE against lsundolph.
Tsnesy Harris FIayed iull tEck. This comb
scrubs. was an even match for the Tigers. and
before they had forced their opponents to the
centre Of the field again. During this series Of
PUSHES McCauleY Was slightly hurt, ana re-
tired in favor Of Irvine Flint took the ball at
the centre OF the feld and made a line break
through the thirty yards but an or.side play
by Hall brought ii back again to the centre,
and there 1t was when time was called
The weather was too warm for very rapid
PLAYING, yet the practice revealed tho fact that
Prnceton's substitutes are quite inferior to
her regular team. This is unfortunate. con
sidering that SO many Of her best players are
scriou-. and SO are more apt 10 he hurt In the
feIcencss Of tho game on Thanksgiving Day.
day TINT II Princeton wins from lalo she must
do It with her best eleven. Many students OF
an innuisitive turn Of mind have eagerly
watched the playing Of the last three DAYS to
see If Capt, King would not exhibit u sample
OF the fine, stock, Of tricks he is reported TO
have developed In the last TWO weeks of secret
practice Their curioS:V was not gratiuod.