New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
ALE.
REFORMS IL TIE UsAGES OF THE FOOTBALL
CONTEST WITH PRINCETON

| REFORMS IN THE UsAGES OF THE FOOTBALL
CONTEST WITH PRINCETON
Ncw-IIaven Oct. l6 epecial-Iaie and PRICE
ion have already begun preparations for the big game
In New York which, usual Will take pace on
Thanksgiving Day. During the many years IN II iae
and the Ncw-Jersey college have met each ohcT al
this memorable game, the affair has erown 10 'uoh
an extent tina, n new Arrangement has bceH "'aue
necessary. Callege football has become what no col
lege man has ever wished II should be-a matter OF
financial importance. The gate receipts. when i's'
vcar amounted TO over $1,000 have produced many
inconvcnences dietasefl 10 both lae and princeton.
Last wear thu colleges ain s. obliged 70 60 mo
court In order 10 regulate matters wish the Manhattan
Club.
This year everything will be chanfei' I'M onh
vcrstv Athletic Club OF New.iork IS 10 nave ehEe
control of the proceedings. This CLUB Is COMPOSER VI
college graduates, who feel personal Interest In me
affair outside OF the financial question Inv llvcd.
They will make nll the arrangements for the game.
Tins relieving the Ya and Ply cetcn manaccm nj "i
n great responsibility. The game Will lake p ace a'
the usual field and n large number OF extra s'ah 5
Will be erected Another object OF REFORM Is III TIC
disp~siu n Of tie tic. cts. certain limit VIII D.
given to each college man, and no SPECTATORS Will
be tolerated.
Cr.ss the promising football man who has bel
paving such an excellent game as guard on inc
university eleven has been forbidden 10 play by his
father who fears that Injury may res III - MN
Can min Mccormick will wat upon Mr. Cross ST. ana
will Us. AL DO slble argn ents to tonvln him tha' ms
son will run no unreasonable risk in cont Ing with
the game.
The University Gee Club for the following year
Will be: First tenor, c. C Nolan b. A. jenkins l..
s. g. Fox "a; d. Barbour, '03. s.; IA. Hon. Va :
J. ST. j. Nolon. O3; second tenor j. s. Cras"ns' w :
A. Erkskin 90 A. T. Greer. 49, A. bartct'' ~
H. Jepson 90 W. Sheehan. L. s. nrst lass >. 'os
"a: j. e. Nash 'o5; S. Cary. 1913, ST. d. epoch' 20
~ Vincent, 06 second bass y. swayne Vs. ~
Green GA L. Smith. "a; NJ. Warner VA l.
Evans, 20.
The stud nts at Yale who are Democrats are m"c"
in tho minority this year. The Republican C'uo'
which has been named the Phelps Enitahoh. IN nP n
OF Minister w. ". Phelps. has fnchlueran = ~ g.,
1000 while the Democratic Club ma Ill.,. , s'n q
of less than 200 The Republican Cnn III mocr' =" =
disnosed TO have considerable fun at the cAPe'sG ~
The weaker organization. Yesterday we! a,I,ru
. s,nnkn ono OF the sweeps OF the coIe.e; 10 V'IF
around The campus n large banner on wrici was ~
crtrd Z" Tor hcarcn satc Won soNeDo ~ 'Iivr
Drm-c otic Cuhr THIS Joke ciea"d great uc"
N nmusemcnt among tho students. - ,...,,.
In = fcw DAYS unif rms for the Phelps ha''h,o ~, =
given by Minister Phelps will arrive ana tHe e"u W
0rro MIA lon will turl OFT . act as sc = "a 80
Clgunc NJ rcDew. who has oni cd 70 au TOSS
ibem Friday evening, October -: ,u h
Yales new preparatory school 4, a'""e'u'c '"'
orened wi h noa l. ono hundred stude"S'