The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
NOW THE CHAMPIONSHIP
,YALEPRINCET0N GAME TO-DAY
WILL END FOOTBALL SEASON
eresnway, Butterworth and Murphy VIII
be In the Game for Yale-frinoe'oh'
New style of Istsrf'renee.

and the hotels are btSitBcu DS
..rooters" OF both colleges, ANXIOUS
hack their team with cash. Nale WIN Pu'
out the same team as faced raiN"
and in about as good shape as lheE "o''
last week. Butterworth's eyes nave 80
smproved under tho careful treatment
,bcv have had this week that he may
he counted upon TO put up ms oiu-'iilc
Inc to-day HIS chagrin over his poor
Uork last week is an additional mcen-
tive. too. for him TO suTpdss hiinseH.
With Greenway in his old position az
right end and Murphy well recovered
from last weeks bruises, the Yale line
will present an almost impregnable front.
Jerrems IS tho only man who now seems
much tho worse for the Springfield battle,
and ButterWorth and Thorne may have
90 do most Of the ground-gaining Tor
him In defence Yale should be about
wards are concerned. In fielding and re-
turning kicks. the New Haven men VIII
have the advantage. In ground-galnlne
backs. Yale is ahead also Princeton's
hope Of winning is based largely upon
new style OF interference she is going TO
use, which the coaches claim surpasses
even the Woodruff interference which de-
feated the Tigers at Trenton. The Prince
ton coaches have devised under the regu-
iatonS Of the new rules a series OF mass
plays In which almost the whole team
are used 70 plough the way for the run
ner. Though one Of the strongest scrub
elevens which Princeton has had for
years have been doing their best TO stop
II behind the big fence they have found
themselves helpless before IL.
PRINCEroN's LINK.
The Princeton team has been some
what altered within the past few days.
Cochran has wrenched the muscles or
his chest 20 badly IN practice that he
cannot play tomorrow. Barnard VIII,
therefore, be put In at full-back In the
first half. He is a good punter, but is
very poor at catching. To make up tor ,T
this deficiency Captain Trenchard will
drop back of me line IN the defensive
game. and do the fielding himself. lie
Is very sure catch, and a savage run
ner There is some difficulty in his get
ting down the field In time for this, how
ever. and I'm case he finds II inadequate
he VIII probably play full-back himself
ia the second half. His only disadvantage
Tor this position Is his punting, which Is
ordinary. Brown has recovered from his
injuries. and may be counted upon TO
play his old-time game at left end or
IN case Captain Trenchard goes to full
back, probably right end. leaving Smith
for left. The Princeton line at the open
ing OF the game Will be, therefore: Brown,
LETT END, Taylor, left tackle; Rhodes. left
guard, Riggs, centre Wheeler, right
guard Holly, right tackle. Trenchard,
right end. Back Of the line will be quar-
ter-back, Ward; half-backs. Rosengarten
and Barnett or Morse; full-back, Ban
nard OF these Holly has made the most
Improvement this week. He is In the pink
or condition physically, and will play the
a
Riggs VIII probably bc the weak spots in
the Princeton line. Taylor sull finds ii
hard TO play I'm the new position, and
Riggs has not shown any marked inn
proyement lately.
In straightforward football, barring
surprises, Yale has the stronger team.
IrlnCeton s new Interference. though,
should give her at least lighting chance
81 victory Ih- following are the statis-
ties OF the two elevens:
MARI-UP OF The YALE TEAM.
ilnaly been chosen, and VIII be- made
UP as follows:
+. \. Hmkey. 95 captain, Of Tona-
wanda, y. -, left end; prepared at An
dover where he played end rush on the
Academy team for two years He is
twenty three years old, hVe feet nine inch
g. m height and weighs l5l pounds.
\. NJ Beard, 'y5 of Poughkeepsie, y.
y. tackle, prepared at RiVerview Mill
tary Academy. lie is twenty years old.
Six feet three inches in height, and weighs
10 pounds.
j. A. McRea. 20. of Pittsburg, Pa,
left guard prepared at St. Pauls School,
where Ac played three years at guard.
He is nineteen years old, SIX feet three
and one-halI inches in height, and weighs
- pounds.
P II. SULLIVAN. '9j. Of Elizabeth, n. j.,
centre. prepared at st. Pauis School,
where he played two years at guard. lie
S. tweuty-oue years old, six feet two inch
cS iu height, and weighs aO pounds.
". %. Hlckok 30, >, OF Harrisburg,
School. where he played guard and centre
four years He ls twenty years old, six
feet three inches in height, and weighs
lyi pounds
f. II. Murphy Of Junction City, Kan,
tackle; prepared at Andover where he
played tackle for one year. Age, twenty
two years. sN feet one-half inches in
H., Iiinkey. g. OF Tonawanda, n. Y,
prepared at AndOvcr, where ne played end
Tor one year. He is twenty years Old,
..I..t M nfl
weighs liD pounds.
q. r. Adee, 80, OF Barstow-on-the-
Sound n y. quarter back; prepared al
Harrington School. He IS twenty years
old. five feet eight inches IN height and
weighs lji pounds.
A. y. Jerrenls. 96 $. OF Chicago, H.,
right half back; prepared at the Hill
School. PottstOwn, Pa, where he played
two years. Height six feet one-half
inches; weight l5S pounds; age twenty
5. b. Thorne. Of New York city, left
half back prepared at Berkeley School.
lie Is twenty-one years Old six feet one
inch in height, and weighs lG5 pounds.
r. S. Butterworth, 95, OF Washington,
i. c., fun back; prepared al Harrisburg,
Pa He is twenty-three years old five
feet eleven inches in height and weighs
substitutes for positions back OF the
r.. Armstrong 's5, S. of Hampton, Va,
quarter back; prepared at Andoyer, where
6ne year He Is twenty-one years of age,
five feet nine inches In height, and
weighs l62 pounds
p. y. Mills '97 s. Of W"st Point. y
y. half back prepared at ST. Paul's
School. where he played two years.
Height FIVE feet hine irChes; weight 1855
pounds. age eighteen years
Substitutes for quarter:
G. NJ. FinKe. 81 OF BROOKLYN, \. Y,
uarter back prepared at Hill Scnool,
where he played quarter for two years.
He is twenty years old. five feet eleven
inches in height an1 weighs l5S pounds.
Substitutes fer positions IN the line;
o. Rodgers, 'B, OF Toledo Ohio;
tackle: prepared at Andover. where no
PLAYED tacke for two years. He Is nine
teen wears old six feet in height, and
weighs l76 pounds.
BASS. 81. Of Denver. Col.
end: prepared al - Pauls School: lie
Is eighteen years old, five feet eleven
inches In height and weighs l54 pounds.
rHr PRINCETON TrAs.
The following Is the makeup or the
Princeton team that will meet Yale on
Manhattan field, December lst:
Thomas G.. TrenChard, 80. captain,
right end. OF Church Hill. Md, prepared
for college at Lawrenceville. Here ne
played end for one year, afterwards
filling the same position at Princeton
during the four succeeding years. Age,
twenty years; height five feet seven