Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-10

E. Brooke '94 s., W. D. Cleveland, jr., ,'94, J. Cadwslader '94, H.Thomas '95, M. Gavin '95, P. Kennady '95.,
 The rebuilding of the old Yale fence In front of Durfee is finished.
 John L. Heaton has given to the gymna- sium for its library $5e. 900 in addition to what he has already given.
 The distribution of tickets for the Prince ton game will be the same as for the Har- yard game.
 The week of prayer for young men will be observed in Yale as 1t has been in the past. The meeting will begin next Monday evening at 6:45 and will be held every day except Wednesday,
 About 500 seats for the Yale -Pennsyl- vania game, to be played next Saturday, will be on sale at the Coop. on next Thurs day afternoon. The seats are the best that can be obtained.
 Jenkins '94 has been appointed captain of the college eleven in place of Lyman '96.
 G. T. Rice has been elected captain of the Harvard sophomore crew.
 There are forty five members enrolled in the freshmen union.
 Cornell is endeavoring to form de- batting league with Columbia, Pennsylva- mia and University of Michigan.
 oAAh Or IALh rOUTbALL
 Yesterdays Springfield Republican says: "There is no little misunderstanding about the sale of tickets for the Harvard ale football game. The managers have made strenuous efforts to keep the tickets out of the hands of spectators, and the rules adopted to prevent this have caused con- fusion. The managers are anxious to have ss many Springfield people ss possible se- cure good seats. To do this they have plscsd 400 of the best center seats at Tsy- lor's music house to be sold to applicants in the order of application. No prescribed
 blank Is needed in applying for them.
 While there will be no fsvoritism, pref erence will be given to we'll known Spring
 field people who wish to take their fam
 lilies or parties. This lot will not last
 long. As soon as these tickets are all
 taken, people who are not supplied will
 have still another opportunity to buy good
 will be through the regular application
 blanks. The rule was made that the ap.
 piicants name on these must appear in the
 directory to prevent outside speculatort
 from gobbling the Springfield tickets. But
 of course exceptions will be made when 6
 person wishes to buy ticket for his wife
 or 8 member of the family. The mana
 gers do not intend to let red tape prevent people who want tickets to see the game from securing them at the regular rstes." YALE PENNSYLVANIA Twenty thousand tickets have been sent
 to Philadelphia from New York for the Yale Pennsylvania game in New York al Manhattan Ii 4ld to morrow, and orders fol space for ten coaches and tally hos hay, been received from New Haven. CoRBIN AND BLIss-FooTBALL IN GENERAL "Pa" Corbin and "Laurie" Bliss, two o the well known former football players o Yale, arrived in town yesterday afternoon and assisted Rhodes, Hartwell and Wur temburg in coaching the varsity at tn, field. Corbin played center against Still man and endeavored to show this burl, well played half back, as did also Rhodes With this array of talented coaches th varsity eleven ought to show up we'll a their next encounter.
 Captain Hinkey has not yet returned from his aunt's funeral.
 Yale will not do much work today. Tb men will be given good rest for the Penn sylvania game. The lineup sgainst tn Quakers tomorrow will probably be: Ends
 Hinkey and Greenwsy; tackles. Beard ant Messler (Murphy); guards, Hickok and Nc Crea; center, Stillman; quarter, Morris half-backs, Armstrong and Thorne; full | back, Butterworth.
 Ray Tompkins, the famous 'S5 captain has sent word that he will be here on Mon | day to coach for week. Tompkins will | look after the center men and see what h 1 can do with the sluggish boy guards ant big Stillmsn.
 The game on Tuesday with the Ney
 York Athletic elob Is still being talked O ! on the campus. The coaches are brett, ! blue over the way the men played. Tn | terrible weakness shown by the center mel ! has worried all the coaches and made then | feel anxious regarding the game with Penn | sylvania in New York on Saturday. Al l most every one believes that Yale will vii | the game by from 15 to 20 points, but the1, 1 is not Yale man who would be willing tt bet that Yale will not be scored on. Som, bets have been made that Yale will SCOT, IS points.
 There is great interest in the game and big crowd of Yale men will go down to SC,
 the fray. They will go with feeling tha l there is chance that Yale may be defeat ed, although they think che will win. PENNSYLVANIA MONEY READY. Word wss received in this city yesterday
 morning from Philadelphia that $500 ot Pennsylvanis money would be waiting s the Hoffman house in New York Friday
 night to be covered by Yale money on ths
 result of the game between Yale and Uni versity of Pennsylvania. The Philsdel phia men state that they will bet that amount at to that Pennsylvania will win the game or at even that Yale does no, score 12 points. The money will be GOV. cred with great a'acrity and Yale men will take all bets of like nature that are of fered.