The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
THE FINISHING TOUCHES.
BLUE AND CRIMSON READY FOR THE
CHEAT Battle ON SA1URDAX.

Hsrvsrd's Last Practice Taken Yesterday.
and Yale VIII 60 Over Her Tricks Toe
dny-Some Yale Men DO Not Anticipate
swaik over-Tfgers vigorously mt Work.
PRINCETON. Nov. 16.-The announcement on
tho bulletin board OF the Princetonian this
morning that tho practice Of the team would
DO open for tho rest Of this week brought 600
students to the football field at noon to- day.
Tho rain stopped Just In time to accommodate
the gathering crowd. and. although the water
stu stood in pools along the ropes. the damp.
moss was soon forgotten In the eagerness with
which they watched the shower OF footballs
which the mud -besmsared kickers kept flying
In tho air. For fifteen minutes nine footballs
were kept In constant motion.
The mon were ranged as yesterday along
the flfteen-yard line for practice In starting.
In the first two heats Trenchard was again in
the lead. but In the last two Hall outdistanced
all tho other runners. and crossed the goal
+ limo amid enthusiastic cheers. This was a
pleasant surprise to most OF tho men. Thus
: far Hall had not shown great ability In rum
ming. His work against Hetrelnnger in the
Chicago game showed him master OF his posi-
ton at guard. but until yesterday he has not
been used much in interference. Tho game
showed OF how much value his powerful muscle
was in making way around the ends for
The feet littlo half backs. lls success in
sprlnting to-day. coupled with yesterdays OK
h!bition OF Interference. gives hope for creator
things from him on Thank giving Day.
Long runs and rapid scoring wcre In the
prospective OF every cyc to-day. In this. how
ever. .hcro wasa disappointment. fer as soon
as the team liactl IN it was seen tina: :hcy
wnrr made W. FOR n defensive ard not m aG-
Eres-vc game. ca WAS NJ his old place Mt
left tackle end Gandoirh ut lot end. IScus.
TIE sr .Wiltors on Lea Fur end In tbs
The ',..g Irilg yi,nr1n Nrrr puzzled by this
chanvn. Ih"rr uas much discussion, too.
why Eanhuul, Should hava the preference to
IL .,.Nr,A. game. rcin.; especially strong IN
loXia:. NO tarEle' Of tho opposing line
s Mn1 @"t@ nEn TEe adiolTE Soe any rIam
Uncut ip"'aa!i authorities rate tns play,
,nT inr " q" 9 the ~" ,et s ud ea sty as
;lnv"d in thai i1.ti.u most "r the -eason
woulA er"m IL g,v" him No proirr,nr". Tho
dny seems To- i"Siupiy -hat. IN ,e ocionsive
game taa,t wasi. y'l, i;Andgn work 1T GnI
maE- !. .n@?o ev"n ana. capt. Etng still
h"i.!s 'Grk FROM Il, NIX. ~ gay" MS rinr" ~
day n 4, INT %%n 2'n @ VIZ r E a AZ [r ILL., ,aE n
mndn rev n;Sr".r PLAYS Which a!teI in
by thr ~,nicry Er3, tgl Was - ..ttln slow IN
startiu': Tor his i'irrrrn"r 20 hr effective.
toni ,"d tu MT ;ht 80" mt mai" 20 :eil.s
Aftcr This ilrtl ,'NgN ~" scrub team We're al
line showed heig s;r"nt4 il q strictly g.
fens!yc game iur i,Ic ic,t Of The honr. Ia {; is
beg s" % tie T NE '"FTxS'", over '"0
Mu"n npuS"n"nt VA furnish"d by the fact
TINT Jess L.tgGs tad takn', his Lace rs ono of
the SIX lac; IS on iun, scrubs, against tho first
tcnga ana played with his "Id.tim. vigor. Say
sral time, no took IT," bal and hii tn: 'var.'ty
he was lDNnr'. WHO ut gam. l ne t.t!l was