The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18
ALL GOING TO SPRINGFIELD.
1HE GAME BET NEkN YALE AND MAR
YARD THE POTENT ATTRACTION.

Dse,ety VIII Ne Well nepressrseA-sp<ew-
istton ne TO the Result or the Game
rste and Princeton supporters Talk
OF the Chances OF Their Teams.
From present Indications there will proba-
bly, be one OF the largest crowds ever seen Mt
Hampton Park tomorrow whom the Inlc-
Harvard football game takes place. Almost
evory Yale. Harvard. and Princeton graduate
In this city will he there. In addition. there
will be any number OF club men and society
people present.
The New York. Now Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company have made arrangements
to handle n big crowd. and In addition 10 the
two regular trains which leave at and 8
o'clock respectively there will be special
consisting OF thrce sections. composed en-
tirey OF special Iarlor cars.
Among the clubs and individuals who have
engaged special cars Is the Union Club.
which has chartered car No. oil. Among
those who will 70 Ia this car are Herman
Oelrichs and George Pollock. Amos French.
Bud Appleton. James Appleton. Woodbury.
Kane. Prescott Lawrence. .. ". Bird. and n
number Of the N mbers Of the PORCELAIN Club
OF Harvard have car No. 1853.
The Princeton team will travel In tho parlor
car Saybrook. Tho University Club and the
University Athlstio Club win also travel In
special cara Walter jennings has the car
Pittsnod. and samuel H. Belts. another
prominent University Club man and Yalo en-
thusiast. has tho car North Attleboro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Ksrnochan and Mr.. and Mrs.
buchanan Winthrop Will take charge OF large
party OF young society people. including Miss
whitney. the Misses Morgan. Miss Kernochan.
Miss Winthrop. and Frederick ". Stevens.
W. y. Harper has tho car Newport; 8. +. Tying.
tho Watch Hill: Henry {. Piper. the Mystic:
borden II. Hartman. tho Peuuot: H. s. Van
Duser. tho BhAwomst: Richard stevens.
car No. 27e; II. J. Cross. car No. 5l3: F.
+. Winston. car 2G2: r. F. Ames. car 2Sl.
Isidor Wor%ssr' car s Nerragansstt; orfoTd
Club. car 2Hi. n, G. Duval and a PARTY q
friends will lesye Friday night in CO! 800 with
will DO on hand IN his private car, and any
number Of special ears :, VII come on from Bos-
Everybody is talking about the great foot.
ball Gattlss and their probable outcome , At
aS TS.r TO .n IKE :ssm
s ygrs Go rom s Ss, SaI. two to
II stfSsG hSssSncs, e ~ fsmny
:.i% tSss Yale viii win tsss iSsst
nsson ssm sA &. he .s no"h hat ns s yas
many people Will 10 surprised. and that tie
game Will DO far closer than the majority Of
people imagine. You see. Princeton has had
nearly two weeks to perfect herself for the
Yale game. and they have learned "a nun Der OF
things since the University OF Pennsylvania
1.-The Princeton team, now that Harold has
como back. will he much stronger than it was
in the Pennsylvania game. lnls nut in her
strongest team against them. and while /
don't say that Princeton will win. think it
VIII be e, very VERY close closer than the Yale
.GeorroA. Ade. President Of the University
isfnctorily in the rennsS lvanIa game last fat
urday. and we hope to win with Harvard You
see We. really know very little about
IIarrard's gnne. except =, what our
coaches saw at the Cornell game last
week md what we have seen in the papers.
Apparently Harvard is not playing as well as
on" would expect. She has had great tenms
for tho past two years. and her present team is
composed of old en-. 50 II they have not i'm
proved they ought to have. md Il she has
fallen on | can't understand il. We have a
f'nc team thia year ono Of the best We ever
OF herself"
Tracy II. Harris. an ardent admirer OF Prince
ton. said he thought Ynle would win the Har-
ward game. hut did not think Il warranted any
odds Of two 70 one. He seerned rather doubt.
iui about Princctons chances. and said Tint
he disliked IA a Prime eton man to think that
Princeton would lose. but n no WAS an out
slider no would not bet against Yale.