Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18
THE YALE TEAM.

= | The Last Practice Game at the Field Yesterday-Arrange for the Game-Make-up of the Team.
 The university eleven had their last practice game yesterday afternoon. The l field for the last week has been the s'Holy l of Holies" of football men, and none but members of the regular team, the coachers and few faithful Jehu's are admitted within the sacred portals. "'Pa" CoIbin, .Josh" Hartwen and Captain Mccormick went up to Springfield on some secret mis- sion, the only thing known is that they had an engagement with Captain Trafford of the Harvard team. This afternoon the team with their corps of coaehers and trained servants will leave this afternoon for Springfield. On their arrival they will be driven to Christian Workers Home, which is about two miles from the city. These are the same quarters the team occu- | pied last year. The Yale mascot, Gland | some Dan," who is owned by "Andy" Graves, '92, will be sent on to the game, | where he, resplendent in Yale blanket, | will strut around inside the ropes, favor not enjoyed by the common herd. As re- gards the composition of the team the following are the men who will uphold the honor of old Yale in the Harvard and Princeton games. Sandford, on account of his lame ankle, is out of the question for both games. But l terworth, although troubled somewhat by
 water on his elbow, will undoubtedly play in his usual form.
 Laurie Bliss, left half back, was hurt
 seriously yesterday afternoon. His knee
 cap was badly strained and bruised. He
 was taken home in hack. His brother 0. D. Bliss, will probably play in his stead
 Left end-Hinkey.
 Left tackle-Winter.
 Left puard-McCrea.
 T Center-Stillman.
 Right guard-Hiokok. -.
 Right tackle-Wallis.
 Right end-Greenwsy.
 Left half-"Pop" Bliss.
 Right half-Graves. II Quarter-Captain Mccormick. Full lback-Butterworth. The following men will be taken as sub stitutes: Messler, Dyer. Hamlin, Fair . Longacre, Richards, Lily Cox, Norton , Cross, Armstrong, Adee, Lyman, Jenkins
 The campus Is fairly alive with footbal songs of all ages and descriptions, sung t I all tunes from "Old Hundred" to "Go Save the Queen." The one which will b | sung at the game is one written by Rec |. '94, tune of "Hold the Fort" | Harvard thinks she'll win because We've lost McClung and Heff. But when they run against the line They'll find there's something left.
 CHORUS. Hold the ball, McCormiek's coming, ], He will signal still; We have always beaten Harvard, Win we must and will.
 ;aRna stil'msns M 5hess Ss;saSs tS guard the center They can never get around With Hinkey on the end. Wallis never misse his tackle, Winters makes his hole, !, Little Graves goes through the center
 Down to Harvard's goal. 8 Butterworth can do the sprinting, I We will trust in Vance; !, Laurie Bliss to make a touchdown l. Never missed a chance. The Yale Gun club hold the final te s ' shoot to day, to determine who will { ;. with the team to Springfield. They ar l. Anderson '94 s, P. Hoyt '93 s, Frankly Y '95, H. Miller '95, Benedict '96, F. :. Thompson '95.
 1T Brownson '93 will umpire the William IL Amherst game this afternoon. ,,e The souvenir program of the Val
 ! .1 It is to be had at Pease's and at Osbo ai hall pharmacy. It is issued by Malcol
 Mclean of New Haven. It is in bookl le form with an illustrated cover, having U cut of 8 football scrimmage. In the fiji ..e page is the comparative scores of Yale al 1T Harvard since 1875. The rest of the pr 'o gram consists of cuts of the individu ., members of both Yale and Harvard team i- IT. an explanation of the game, a diagram kI,4~ 0f ooh ,1ou On the last page is 8 comparison of t
 scores of Yale and Harvard for this yet
 The general work as regards printing al
 outs is more than ordinary. ,.l Pioneer Council. -l Pioneer council, O. U. A. M., at 2. meeting last evening initiated Dr. Walt a Skiff into the order and accepted an in ,l- tation to attend the entertainment to is given by Bigelow council next Tuesd , evening.
 YOUNG REPUBLICANS. m They Admit Twenty-nine Applic H. tions - Several Applications H
 ceived.
 Y A very well attended meeting of oe Young Mens' Republican club was ht
 last evening. Vice President Henry
 Marsh presided and yielded the gavel ,, the satisfaction of all. The following 6 '' plications for membership were voted ''' John T. Kerrigan, Louis T. Davis, Char D. J. Hemion, James W. Mercer, Jose 'e- Woods, F. H. Chatfeld, 0. E. Mcclure, by E. Smith, D. G. Carmichael, G. 0. Sto. nd D. P. Palmer, B. L. Nortt it. John w. Vail, R. L. Edwar. as J. A. Morris, J. F. Wade. J. W. Smith, ne R. Baldwin, F. D. Ingham, c. A. Mary ce w. 0. Tslmadge, o. F. Sparks, G. sa | Bailey. Harry Killam. B. A Francisco.