The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-23
EN,HANcf ToSTAHO O.
ENTRANCE, 5NN0 o. CARRIA6E. SCI
ISSM STREET.
PLAN OF MANHATTAN FIELD.

torney Delaney Nicoll has interested himself
In the matter. with the result OF securing an or
der from Superintendent Byrnes directing
Capt Killilea to furnish all the policemen the
committee wants. Capt Killilea has not de-
cided upon the detail yet. but says he will
have . force on hand sufficient to control TO-
0OO Yale giants II necessary.
A plan OF Manhattan Field accom- pantcs this
The various stands are marked. and 1t will be
easy to pick out the location VI your scat As
'' TIE hoe tSss sn RS
west: They are covered. and the more south.
~ has Es :; It IN sss s4ds IN.
dents will mass themseyes. .,.
in one big crowd on the stand marked d. In
very I noisy crowd. and viii make things lively
for the opposing Princeton crowd when they
come to those contests in cheering which are
one Of the nspiritins features Of the Thanks
The irnceton crowd will be right alongside
IN the curved stand to the south. rms Is y bet,
.st s'sps np shs sas
won. In this stand there viii be .oOO lusty-
shToatea Irneson 6Gys and their G'5sd asy
Tiger" Tor every 'ruh that the Yale crowd
These will be the two principal masses Of the
supporters Of the rival teams. But there WI!
stand b. ans s0i G oss ten
same stand will be an equally large crowd OF
Princeton logs. lnlS ulNlSlOu u s0htS IOt INC
mos, interested spectators was made weeks
ago. .,,
The covered grand stand. where the Princeton
crowd will sit. will accommodate 7.4OV: the
covered stand -. ,. 100; the open stand &c.
opposite the west goal. tluU; the open stand
b." LOCO. and the open stand a. l.1Uu.
There will therefore be about l5.0UO persons
seated IN the various stands erected around
There will be standing room for 10000 peo-
pie more. and 1t goes without saying that
q This will DO OccuUlpl The
persons seat ed IN carriages and on drags and
taliy-hos will certainly number several th"u.
sand. SO it is pretty certain that nearly $4,000
persons will see the game from within the en-
closure.
places have Teen allotted t. vehicles on both
sides OF the field. There will 10 thirty-nvee
doubtless DO dressed in The coiors OF one or
the, other college. On the north side there
snr,h Of the o sd. bsi that s row q" drag gs
ann behind that row OF about thirty hi.
coaches.
Ali these will b" gayly decorated. and upon
the draCs and coaches will sit gay crowds OF
young men and women. who will shout and
liow horns with the utmost enthusiasm from
the beginning OF the game to the end. These
various vehicles are ABOUT evenly divided ue-
tween the athcrents Of Yale and Princeton.
Ihere has been some criticism OF the way
the tickets for the big game have been distrih-
uted. but. in comparison with the distributions
OF PREVIOUS years. nothing but praise is due
the men who have had charge this year. Last
year ,ickets were, sold to the highest bidders.
Irrespective OF who got them. This year the
manage the affair.
WV. sEiddy. T. Tracy Harris, {, {: t i.
ard WyIlls Terry was appointed. and it was
clerks beside. Thr. 1b!ect u tie COMMITTEES
WAS to SEQ that the tickets went to college men
and their friends before M III, general public
apagt Tor Yale and IN euua! mum Dor for Prince.
ton. circulars we're sent to roilcGesanl alumni
cations poured in in an astonishing mnn 'fr
M all about 1000 letters came TO the commit
. Ss !? ~ s or sS'G had S S ns sd sGss o
seats on the grand stands had been istrin-
S's s,d am9"s college men and things came to
vas cNanss Of iilIins more thin al ia smai
Sii9 WS't .. them. Even the private boxes
a AisI that ,nS commi,tes set about appor
as !aiiis w" al remaining seats among applicants
XXX, r"po ass,a lai" Alumni Association asked for
Me-, s.n, ASKED M, Tor 100 seats and got ~.
81 m 1eGie 81 a. frpy.tiops from we'll .fpoWn
not be filled at all ana wsI Most OF these could
these Of a IPhisnH,' !9r 5stuaei seats How
By single elaa H'a CA can ,b be iilus.rstet
q 4 hMs1a Jr ft'far S ,hs na" r.
James N. Townsend. T sj,r.df t D. n iiill.
Dubois ia ana D. W iaprF Al well T Eno% y" SaIs
former football teans. '| Hn"ny h ,. II
asked for ninety tck-ts M -, m ,ra ,ney
them nineteen, i There Ia. never been any.
that there has been tbi s T x.' to the game
too that tho spectators at a Yale, frinc a9.s,
porti,n meyer i Esiore numbered 50 large PRO,
The most fortunate appcants Tor ticls,s
next after the students VI Yal. and Princstnn'
Tub No member. was allowed more r,," tS.n
s,sht tickets. but FL received ali they asEsd
i Az. AuMni associations Of the various col.
cnf, order Of preference and after that otbnr
esms individuals ~''''~'o"' linen
Mo, mo less remsr kable has been the rush ,or
nitt.ss M .Gs carriages and coaches. Tho CON-
esnuch S aI 20 limit the space for vehicles
~ standing room Bnt ~ nysAv.oecn upoh