The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-01
SOME WENT IN TALLY-Hos.
Fifteen Coacbe. About the Field Loaded with
Men. Women. Horns. aud Eatsbie..

| Fifteen Coaches About the Field Loaded with
Men. Women. Horns, aud Eatsbie..
| II IA one thing to witness n football match
| from the blcachers and quite another to take n
bird's-eye view from the top Of u taly-ho. The
bleachers are to the Gridiron. as it is proper
to term tho football field. as the family circle
is to the theatre. while the tally-ho coaches
| stand for the parduet The parquet OF tho
field reached along the northern side. few
boxes in front formed tho bald-headed row.
and then came a grand background Of fifteen
coaches. top heavy with q voclferous crowd Of
alumni and undergraduates, with good
sprinkling OF fair enthusiasts
To the humble spectator. who sat within the
fence on mere admission ticket. the inside OF
those coaches was as attractive "a the out
side. While he PAID 10 cents for n ham sand
witch that took his enormous appetite away. he
saw within the boxes OF the coaches hampers
OF cold chicken. Jars OF cranberry sauce olives
and pickles rich and brown mInce pies. and
the silver tops Of champagne bottles. But over
each hamper sat well-fed man In a short
black cont and long white apron.
This aristocratic section OF the crowd drove
UP Fifth avenue about IL o'clock. 1t so hap
pened that Ave tally-hos from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and Hotel brunswick met four from the
Holland House and the Plaza Hotel at the Fifth
avenue and Filty-n ninth street entrance to tho
Park. The appearance OF the nine coaches.
and the noise tho passengers on them made.
would have caused the members of the coach
ing club To blush for shame. some OF the
coaches had the appearance OF band wagons
blew a tin horn. no two tones Of which were
the same. Whom the college boys did not blow
they yelled. Add to the vocal and instrument
tai dlscord tho tootings of nine flunkes and
one can imagine the conglomeTatton or sound.
While footing ny to Manhattan Field. tho
deeply into their souls for appropriate poetry.
ON a Yale coach u '0i man sang this old
English air:
or side. near aide.
w e he bed nor: IN be SsT f"s s 70 blow
Aud frsi 'sm ~ the morn.
il he cant blow tue horn
A group OF Princeton men came down 10
modern times for their doggercl. and sang an
original lrincetonian song. one verse OF which
was:
.o,tords on top % big tally no.
Is the frncrI"nsan.s nrst desire
Inc nrart ~ els p amt =" VIII the head,
Ia ,s w % %Sv.2 never S1 s
OF riding on t"p"f a blg tai no.
Princeton coaches were in the majority.
Owing 70 the lack Of g"nuin" taIly-ho coaches
the rollrE" hnys had to TALL back on some
Angli.l7ed FIN avenue husses with seats on
we're those usei uy YALE Sheffield. r,U; Yale
Sheffield, -; Princeton. 'ot and ~. which
Inn coach. and Princeton. 10. and tho Uuiyer-
sity Cottage Club coach.
frank Heart OF Brooklyn came over from
the civ Of huTrhes on his own coach with
NJ and Mr.. EdwaLd Human, NJ and Mr., e.
Edward Jewell. MIR. and Ms. j. IL shuts. Jr.
and r. H. BeRTl as guests. COL A. IL.
Hilton Of Orange had as his guests !
Mr. and Mrs j.. Allen I3wnsend lanl
;. T. Damon. and Hugo Murray Mrs. ". ID. |
Olm stead chaperonet large coAcninR party |
to the game from the Holland House. The |
members OF the IaTty who We're all from But |
fall, were Miss DIN steal, Miss linton, Miss |
Grundage Miss lrlenny Miss Clark, Miss Allen, |
fhlYer, r.. W. II. Glenny, Jr;, j. ;, Davis, ;. |
) .lewett. Jr, sherman Hall. AMI Sherman
Williams.
When tho boys with the chrysanthemum |
lHcS~ clms on the field they swelled the gem |
rrti sell 81 greeting None followed the game |
lett he urIi with bleeding ear two men be- |
hIUt the e., aches had Simultaneous fits. One |
eft tie men fell unurr the feet of "a horse and \
was s"t rrely kirkel. An ambulance surgeon !
menied his wounds and the man was sent |
2 nfrs medicinal blends and three wild eyed /
youths W-arIug Princeton U0l0Ts amazed the /
4 euule In the urtghhUTnuOd 81 the coaches by /
back and forth. After they had |
M. de hem ~plVe- very OnNpicuOus for halt an
hour. They were escorted from tho grounds i
a pol i-emau. No arrests were made near the |
Goa rhes. An oil Ger said: 20. thrs. arc rot l
Vicious people. They come here 10 have q
Why die poetlcaI nature OF q college man is
in -Ilrpd ~ a football match no one has yet
Irsn a hla TO ascertain. hut during the game
~. students OF 10th universities hurled /
doggeral verses at one another and an uTchln
the Grounds coined his wits into ieunies by /
ginrlDg IA IaFody on " Alter the lalf