The evening world., 1893-11-28
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The Yale and Princeton Elevens
Individually Compared.
Col. Appleton, of the SEVENTH in a
False Light.

Comparisons OF the men who will play
opposite each other in the Yale-Prince-
ton game at Manhattan Field day after
tomorrow is now the chief occupation
OF football followers. although results
have shown hat Individual excellence
cuts little figure in a teams winning.
Team work Is the thing, and the eleven
that excels in this respect ThanlSsgiv-
ing Day will doubtless win, as was the
case at Springfield. Still 1t is great sat
isfHction for hte ~well-wishers of one
team to glance over the list of men and
be able to point out where their favor
ties are just as strong as their adver-
sarles.
On paper 1t looks as II the most in
teresting struggle between Yale n
P~riuceton-would be right at centre. Tay-
tor. Ballet and Wheeler will oppose Nc
Crea. st Imam and Hickok. They seem
have any the better. of 1t, which Is by
no means certain, they sh ould rave a
harder time than the Harvard centre
Says their mara s aSdasIe Sh tSsn d Eiye 1s s,ill-
Wheeler and Hickok should furnish the
best duel In the line. Taylor Is more or
less an unknown quantity. but, according
lie was SAID to be all this. and heavy, too,
but McCrea,. the man who was to be
soft" COR him, handled him nicely.
better q it at tackles with Holly and
Lea against Beard and Murphy. Muir
\ ply did right well with Newell, the best
tackle in the business, and Beard out;
,,SeBeard he will do more than any man
bis year has done. Next to Newell,
rs card breaks through sharper than any
" the tackles. The Yale end seem to
. | D.. stranger and hack nf the line the
' le see as to be far better even at
Srter-back, for IL Adee plays in his
95lngiel9 form. he Is as good as that
IN oN-rated player King. So Yale seems
10Y a shade better through n through
rs ansSHill doubtless be the favorite in the
y Detlg, yet neither Of these facts wins
- rihrInrton men say they feel confident
Nigh good chance to win II they do.
sr ior TN defense is always strong.
m
If ca The %Sestion that has been asked con-
reaninhhe entries of Seventh Regiment
t, second sgiment. what does Col. APP
r. latter oital in a false light. Col, APP
lie Pieton ma nothlng to do with sanction
tioSn FOR retsing Seventh mems applica-
n fact; the les Of the Seventh Regiment
h har et = A2ciation preclude any mem
per OF thatrganizatfon from competing
u Here Is the BE-:
ic 1t is the sen a, mi ssv.n,b pso,ner. An.
\ XIII h,T n nsSe no member OF the same
eeTnt, MbatsoeyP any competition, games or
armory. as a me,er or representative OF The
Association, as u contrary to the policy OF the
'e Regiment and thsnles a~ctuating the Board Of
II The youthful ement, which so Iateiy
re entered CompaE' b, OF the Seventh
Eegifneni. ana esumed to speak for
It I t tyies' has aS Seen 3 Seventh men.s en- n
for the interference
AS the time appr,ches for the open
!, Ing OF the mounted roadsword tourna.
Square Garden nS the he !, held ehre at n MhdlsS o1
this week interest in E AFFAIR liz rapidiy
Is increasing, All the coSstants have now
been drilling themseEs and training
glance at the work do gives the i'm.
" preston that 1t will bno child's play
to WELD OF and parry sac Of the blows
mn po,a az 0pp 20 snts.i wmS the cuiminat'
er Another celebrated talk swordsman
H. Count Rigo Costa Reghi, sought tc
enter in the tournament .aterday. hui
the management, in justic,to the Other
a., out.
- The demand for seats an boxes 10,
the opening night has been . large thai
the management has decided besin tn
k sale tomorrow morning, iiteaS OF
n Thursday, as was first intened, Thi,
IL will give the football enthussts VIII
appear to be intent on witnAing III,
t. opening bouts. ar opportunit, Of Sc
curing their seats tomorrow ibtead O,
Ut Thursday, which leaves them IT, whoi,
lie day for the Yale-Princeton gam
5 R. j. somervnle.-The U. of Prince
ran fpptha1l panoa u,aR nla ypH Ma