New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
EVERYBODY EXCITED AT PRINCETON.
THE PLAYERS FEEL THAT THEY MUST MAKE
r-ut, t,rr,opr on THEIR LIVES

THE PLAYERS FEEL THAT THEY MUST MAXI
THE EFFORT OF THEIR LIVES
Princeton y. j. Nov. co.--Ncvcr has the excite ment
over the football situation exceeded that OF the
present year at Princeton Yales victories IN low
and 1901 followed by TTincetons defeat at fIH1a
delphia have all combined 10 emphasize 10 iiH'OV
ton men the necessity of winning this years game.
The football team In particular seems to lie thoroughly
imbued with this idea and during the last week their
work has been showing snap and vigor that cannot
fail TO be encouraging to Captain King ACC
aofYatt and the other coacher" who have so cheer
fully sacrificed time and business interests to develop
a winning team
OF the new men on the team which viii play
Yale none has made better showing than BaViett'
who IS now acknowledged TO be the best centre rush
in the association lie puts the ball into play with
pccuacy and Immediately turns his attention to BIS
opponent. using his weight with good ehoc'. IN
defensive play he may be relied on 10 g as lar
IN the lire OF worrying the other centre as the rules
will nilow The guards Wheeler and Hall, are OK
pected 10 hold the Yale line III check ana prevent
any repetition of the Pennsylvania progress, wha was
more Of an uninterrupted march than anything hkc
football Hail. the new man. has made such good use
Of the rules laid down by Riggs In his constant c"ach-
inc that he has made much better progress ihah
predictions made earlier In the season dared 10 calm
The style of Whecler's play is too we'll known among
ibc college men 10 need comment aud be viii take
lis position on Thanksgiving Day IN spite of the fact
that his bad knee has kept lin from the regular
daily practice. Harold has played little this year
but is In fine condition, and has done splendid work IN
lacltng back Of the opposing line. He and winter
will be pretty evenly matched, though WDters greater
expeIencc will be much I'm his favor.
Al left tackle Lee IS playing an excellent game
and there Is every reason 10 hope that he VIII be
able 10 get through Wallis by vigorous effort, as he
hos recovered completely from his former trouble
with his knee The ends viii be 1renc;ard and
Randolph. tie last named taking Nincents place, rs
Vincent has found It impossible TO paEEoh account OF
his sprained ankle. TcnchaI IS n hard tackler,
quick runner and 81 ButterwOrih repeats any OF his
fumbles Of the Springfield game Irenchard VIII be
tlcre to fall on the ball and run for the goal line.
Randolph however, IS not regarded star player,
and there is reason TO fear that the left end Will
prove a weak point OF the Princeton team
The news that King and Morse have exchanged
no,ons win be received with surprise BY many the
former has not worked at quarterback since the first
few DAYS OF the season IL IS much safer position.
however. and Morse IS we'll qualified to support
Johnuyp Poe behind the line. NOmans has been
oule H. but is kicking better than ever, and
expects 10 play through the entire game
The following list Of players, giving their respective
ages height and weight. appeared In 49, The Prince
fonionp q night: