New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
YALE AND PENNSYLVANIA EACH SURE OF
VICTORY TOMORROW.
A BIG PHILADELPHIA CONTINGENT EXPECTED
HARVARD WILL BE on HAND TO

Both the Yale and the University OF pennsylvania
teams will arrive in city to-day, to lie carly on the
ground for their football game at Manhattan fieli To-
The followers Of each team are eoh'eeh' VI
victory and by tomorrow night considerable money Is
likely change hands. Little betting mas pech IN
duged in far, and the general odos "-"o'o" arc
likely to be about . TO In favor oil Yale. Inc even
letting will probably that Yale will win by 10 points,
In Philadelphia the livcliest Interest Il felt IN the
coming battle and a larger number OF Quaker CITY en-
thusiaets will TO town to Witness 'he Raic .hah
were ever before here at any outdoor sp"r Inc
phiadephans are confident that their team will wn and
they disposition at present 10 accept even money
on the The rush OF Yale money VIII eventually
swamp the Phladclphans and the deliberate ones are
likely to get good TO for their money Inc
coach Woodruff satisfied with the frihce'oh ES"c'
says Captain Mackey and his men dd not "orN
the signals properly, and that In consequence inc aose
OF proper team work gave the game 10 Princeton he
defect has been remediei ana ht hae VIII
have her hands full Saturday
During the eight yeais Yale ard Pennsylvania have
played Pennsylvania has always been beaten scoring In
only two years I'm 1885 and 1889. The latter game
the best PENNSYLVANIA ever played against the cham
pons winning by 20 TO TO- facs largest score was
made 1883, when Pennsylvania was shut out by 30
points Since 1889 Pennsylvania has gradually I'M
proved In her work and YOe has won by smaller score
year In 1890 tie score WAS 90 I" .; In 1891 IL
was as 10 o, while last year II was % to o.
PENNSYLVANIA believes that she IS just as strong In tho
Line as Yale and believes that she has better BACKS
They propose TO 20 stlllman with rush, and they
believe that Yac's wall will be crumbed In the
dust Pennsylvania ia nothing IL not aggressive, not
unlike Yale in this respect, and grand batue shouo
result 4 Yale man said yesterday that the champions
would MAY the same trick on "Penns" that they
worked so successfully against Hsrvard two years ago
should they get the ball at the start, the ia'e man Dc
lieyes that It viii DE rushed over for TOUCHDOWN W,h
ton minutes play and without once being out o their
hands.
committee OF University OF Pennsylvania graduates
have opened up in the Holman House just like
politicians they to do all they can tn carry tc
day. They will flood thc windows up and down Broad
way with the colors Of PENNSYLVANIA and make their
s,reamers wave thckly Manhattan Field. Philafel-
pha will contribute nearly 800 spectators Tor IN" eimc'
Andrew Freedman the sensible and aways coui teors
receiver for the Manhattan A. c. charge Of Man
haitian Field kept these days AID the creditors OF
the defunct Cherry Diamond Club will appfcc ate his
efforts Mr.. Fro dmans arrangement OF the ana rs OF
Manhattan Field has been excellent throughout lie saa
veee,dav regarding tn. Louisiana Lottery advertisement
which had appeared on cards at recent football
games:
Il regret the Of the ConFaP advertisement
on the programme. The privilege was leased Tor the
two games However it will not occur arain "a have
given orders that no such advertisements caa DC
placed in programmes IN future
The Yale University Law School football team will
plav the Orange Athletic Club eleven al the range oval
East Orange, tomorrow at 80 D. M The Yale team j
composed Of DO tgIaduot-s and star players many Of
whom ineligible t" play on the regular uh'Vefs'.y
team on account tho present intercollegiate rules IL
will be the only appearance Of the team near here Inc
Orange team is playing good football just now Princeton
scoring only eight points against them Oh Ectoh Day.
The Harvard team doing excellent work in secret
nractce behnd the fence" Regular playing was carried
on with the second yesterday. and ono half Of
thrcc-auarters Of hour. played The second half
was shorter on account OF darkness Farchild was still
at quarterback where he will doubtless stay In deaut
Of any else 10 play the position
only nine days OF practice VIII be taken before
the Yale game IN o. those the regulation time
of two threc.quarers Will be played
The game with the Volunteers for Tomorrow has been
c,pccIled so that there VIII be games until
the Springfield This afternoon the whole team
will come TO this city witness the YalcPennsyNania
game and try pick up few points The eleven l."
now having regular evening practice signals in the
huildinr.