New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
4 VORDY FOOTBALL STRIFE.
BITTER CHARGES OF PROFESSIONALISM.
PRINCETON ACCUSES PENNSYLVANIA. WHO RE-
ToRrS WITH sTINGING TAUSTs-TlIE
BIG GAME AT PHILADELPHIA.

roRrs WITH sTINGING TAUNTs-THE
BIG GAME AT PnILADELPHIA.
Reports from Philadelphia indicate tat the demand for
Tickets for the annual football between Princeton
and the University OF Pennsylvania at Manhcim far~
next Saturday exceeds anything ever known In 'oo'ou
in that city, The prediction is made that over -oooo
people will be present If the weather Is ae ali pcan
The controversy over game most bitter and the IN
teest greater than has heretofore been TIE case III "s
game ever payed outside OF the annual contests al Spring
field between Yale and Harvard. ana the IhahkssN"s
Day game between Yale and Princeton
The unsportsinanlikc action, taken at TIE recent inter-
coooiaa meeting at least that Is the way IL Is termed
by friends OF Pennsylvania, has led 70 many cohp'"
lions still the college boys could not nave oc'is"
ettcr schema to advertise their games ana 10 se. e
general public in line to 20 TO tne eanc' . -, ,ss
they do not care anything about the merry ccN VI
,rnso m the controversies the price set on thc
sprin yneld and Manhattan Fields clearly 'iuS"'.'
college men look after the dollars In cohese spor'' ~
40 corofruv a. do the managers OF professional Sports
Princeton and Pennsylvania are now ehsoe'u !" "'
,ino,ng match which is likely TO do anycody FERROUS
ham while the talk may ultimately De Oh SOM w,
In purifying amateur sports. II po.'' -, -. -.
lece sports can be wiped away, nobody VINO mas c uu
Of true sport heart object 70 the
,,' s,u some OF the college teams train in
bouses made of brittle glass. AMI IL charses UNI ,o'
charges are kept up, degree OF proe ~ so,.
lcee sports will BE- brought out which WI" su'P' ~
pc'.ic' EACH sNEERING AT THE OTHER
Friends NJ Princeton declare that Ossoods recoru mas
been Investigated both Cornell ana fehhs! "n
thot IL will not hold water Oharse' arc ''.I'
other men on the Pennsylvania team fe"n'','"" "
,o,ts in kind and says that King Is p'oes''oh'' DC
n no ,l,ved ON the Cape May baseball team anu o'her
princeton men are brought forward and their amateur
st,ndlno sneered al. There sly winks "heh o"c
Yale man Is mentioned weseyons skirts are oo'" ~
her record this season will certainly testify
7, now looks as II the Princeton and university OF
or,svv,oIo teams will meet Mannheim Park next sat
uriay with their strongest elcvens IN the heu, anu "a'
nobody VIII be protested. This would DO 'he prOPr
splrt and everybody will cheer the winner. AS ffhce'
IN, wos boac, last year, Tigers cannot ahoid 10
rrotcst ANYBODY. They must beat PennsyIVanms De't
fam to vine out that last and that Just
what the Princeton men say that they VIII oo' Fe''
sylyana mn laugh at Prnccton's confidence ana say a'
There is plenty In Philadelphia when the Tigers
can oorry away II they make good their BOASTS
While the game f. reality, only an exhibition natch
more money is likely be wagerci on the match thao
on any other football game played certainly In that
city.
Princeton expects strengthen further her team be-
fore Saturday for Morse tho Old halfbock, has returned
N college, Morse will begin work with the team to-day.
and his return will hailed with delight by the followers
OF the Tigers. Princeton Is none too strong back oil e nue.
and Morse will I'LL W decided gap. hing VIII 'cna'"
n. quarter and Morse WILL IN all probability, replace
Barnett left halfback. Taylor has shown up hneiy ~
right guard and he is said 10 be better man thah ia
YALE 10 TAKE DRASTIC MEASURES.
Tho close friends OF Yale are not satisfied with the
work done by the team, and a determined enort
Is be made etrct gthen the eleven az any cost.
The Law School will lie wrecked 10 strengthen me
Varsity eleven. Sanfard Graves and Graaan are the
players wanted, and Hinkey is likely T. get them.
Graves IL wanted "a halfbaek and Sanford for centre
Beard and stlman have not come up % expectations
It is not generally known how near the Yae-Prlnce-
ton Thanksgiving came to being played on the
columbia grounds Willlamsbrdse. 1T the secret
Meeting Of intercollegiate Football Assocation
Wednesday night and Peil representing Columbia
after thorough discussion 1t decided that this years
p, youd have 10 be played at Manhattan Field with
the probability That years would be at the Columbia
grounds
The University A. {. Committee will hold mee,ing
to-day and the details about the manascu't1 Oh
tho Yae Princeton game for Thanksgiving Day III !"
, that the managers Of Eastern PARK, Brooklyn, have
not abandoned hope OF getting the game