New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
FOUR BIG TEAMS TOGETHER.
THE STRONGEST COLLEGE ELEvENS OF THE
COUNTRY TO DE AT TO-DAY'S GAME
YALE AND PENNSYLVANIA WILL DO THE Play
ING. AND HARVARD AND PRINCETON WILL
no THE WATCHING.

Football enthusiasts propose TO have grana ue OF IL
ct Manhattan to-day large crowd Il nkry To
arm out 20 witness the annual game between '"'e "''
the University Of Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA ha' never
won game from Yale. but the men from rh''u.'p"'a
seem think that their time has come al last anu ,'ae
they VIII to-day give Gale the first defeat "''' 'e mo
sustained since 1880 The fact that Yale has not oee
scored against in years and that the betting Is 10
IN ov0r OF the New Haven boys, has not paseu 'h'
Quaker City men particle.
Yale men, OF course laugh the claims advanceu Nv
Captain Mackey ard his men, and say tina, whie 'heS
anticipate lively they do not expect 70 nave W
resort TO all their tricks TO win the battle. inc ha'e
team arrived In the city last night. ana wch' 10 INC
Murray lIill Hotel. Thorne the brilliant young han
back is tho only injured player the list and he Is not
80 badly hurt but that he may b. able tn play
The University Of Pennsylvsna's players will not arrive
until this morning When they leave the Desbfoss'sS'
ferry they will and be driven 70 the Firth
Avenue Hotel They too. in the finest possible SHAPE
Barnum Baeys famous ticket sellers viii nahdie
the 'pasteboaids At Manhattan Field this afternoon.
They said to be the tastes: ticket sellers In the cou'
Try There was only short time 10 prepare. YET
Mr. Freedman who has charge of the arrangements mas
done all that man could do 10 have things run smoo5
and doubtless the Will be handled with coek"oR
precision Colonel Hahn, general manager o. the e'e'a'eu
railroad. has promised give spectators the best ''
service possible Immediately after the game trains VIII
leave the station Just soon as they are comiotuoy
filled There will be no delays 1t would be wen 10
buy return tickets In order to avoid the crowd
.
Of the Harvard teeersphed yesterday for twenty
five tickets The entire Harvard eleven will view inc
from the upper gandstand Of Section e. Prince
will be hand. They Will occupy Seats ON
the north side Of the field.
The spectators side lines will be limited Only
fifty press badges have been The graduates and
hangeTs.on will have 10 take back seat FOR once III
their football lives They will VITA the press REPRE-
enaiyes side OF the field Every spectator
will have good view OF the game. Dr. W. ~ Bfooks'
OF Harvard vii. be the referee, and Paul Dashie, OF
Lchigh the umpire.
The Pennsylvania team will be made up about as
follows: Simmons left Mackcy. left tackle; Wood
ruir LETT guard Thornton centre Wharton. right guard
Oliver or I,eese right tackle; Newton Kosengarten or
Abbott right end Vail. quarterback Brooke LEFT nall
back: Osgood. right holfbsck Knpc.~ fullback
Yale will Try all her old tricks before she resorts 10
any new ones will to show her best efforts
TO the watchful Harvard and Princeton men, One bet
was wade last night Yale had the ball az the start
the champions would a touchdown In ten minutes
,iay The Positions weight, height and age Of the Yale
| team Is IS follows: