Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-02
A CHANGE MADE
In Yale,s Football Team-Sanfor'
substituted for Stillman at Center

A CHANGE MADE
In Yale,s Football Team-sanford
substituted for Stillman at Center
The Prices for the Yale-PrincetOn
Game-Other Items OF Interest.
A change not unexpected has been made
m the makeup of Yale team, and almost |
al the football enthusiasts of the univer- |
sity are elated. Sanford, last years oen-
ter, who, 80 far this fall, has been playing
guard, has been put in the center and
Hickox and McOrea will play at guard.
This is regarded as permanent, and 1t Is
hoped by many that such will be the case.
Stillman, the displaced giant, has not
shown the requisite snap. He cannot
handle the ball at all, is very clumsy In
breaking through the line, and does not
appear to be able to use his weight in
"v." Sanford has the position of center
pretty we'll defined, and little fear is enter
tanned as to his ability to cope with Har-
ward and Princeton men. Neil's injured
side does away with the possibility of his
playing, and it is generally thought that
McCrea and Hickox will, with Sanford,
make the keystone of the team.
The latter part of last week there was
meeting of the athletic committee of the
University Athletic club, which is to have
sole control of the Princeton game.
1t was decided to FIX the price at 50 for
main stand and also the adjoining covered
stand. For tho ''bleachers'' the price will
be $3.50. The price of admission will be
81, but there will be no free seats. Ar
roads running into New York and perhaps
the elevated roads for the issuance of
special excursion tickets, which will in
clude admission to the ground and stands.
The price of boxes will be SIS, and the
scale will rise according to the location.
The minimum price for coach will be
| $50, and there will be one ticket for each
| coach, with a maximum number of TWEEN.
| ty-five persons. Only twenty call priv
| lege" badges will be issued to the college,
which will be given to the principa
coaohers.
| President Moore of Harvard Football
association and w. Hatfield '92 held con
ference at Springfield last week and com
pleted arrangements for the game which
takes place at Hampden park November 10
! fouFteen tuousano seats WILL pe e4 uali.
| distributed to Yale and Harvard. Thes
will be in sections, as last year, but regu
lar settees are to be built, with rows des
ignated and each seat numbered. Their
| will be aisles through the center of eacl
section, 80 that the people can be seate'
without difficulty. As last year, there vii
be ten sections on a side, but this tim
they will vary in price, according to locs
ton. In the four middle sections of eao
side the seats will be $3.50 eact
in the next four sections, tw
on each side the middle, So wi
be charged for each seat, while the pric
} stands on the north and south ends will b
built, and on these sections are to be set O.
, like those on the side seats. The mort
!, grand stand will accommodate 1880 an
the south 2, 400 people, and these seats wi
cost 81 each. The price of the grand stan
tickets was raised on account of great e.
pense attached thereto.
The accounts of Yale Commons" hay
been balanced and the result shows the t.
> tai expense to have been 81, $50. 10, whicl
> divided among 466 students, makes IL
a cost per capita come to 1882, which is le
, than the cost first estimated.
: Tonight the Phelps brigade will go
3 Hartford on the 6:45 train, returnir
l shortly before 10 o'clock. The parade vi
t be reviewed by Governor Buckley, bo
/ | the candidate for governor and lieutenal
4 governor and Whitelaw Reid. On Tue
7 day night the brigade will go to Bridg
j port
!. The game between '96 and the Amber
+ Agricultural college has been cancelled.
f Rhodes go coached the varsity elev'
9 yesterday afternoon.
'96 was scored on by scrub eleven fro
J. '95 in a practice game yesterday afte
@ noon.
n The election of temporary deacon fro
o the freshman class was held last night
y Dwight hall. Quite an innovation "
@ made this year In that it is necessary for
a man to be eligible that he is member
x a church. On the informal. ballot for az
}. demie the following men were chose
: Stokes 159, Colgate 139, Archibald 1879, E
9 81 ,Griggs rs. Twombly 6,Adams 80, All
%, Pardee 81, Weyerhauser "a Wadhams
10 and Belo "a On the informal ballot fro
b Shelf. the following men were chose
y Thompson 1856, McCollough 1874, Davis II
i Hall &c. Felter 40. Shaw 81, Greenway
# and L. Smith II. On the formal bal
d from academic the following were electe
y Stokes 1853, Colgate 145, Archibald 142, E
119, Griggs Ill, Twombly 81. On the fl
q NAL ballot from Shelf. the following We
y elected: Thompson 1853, Mccullough 1;
IS Davis 1888, Hall Sc.