The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

ball yard OF so before ne lets 1t touch
the ground. lie Is lighter than elthcr
Ward or Morse, and can hardly nope 70
be As fierce runner, Thors Is one tnlrs
about him that ~ stronger tnhn either
Ward or Morse. That Is his heldnF %
kicks. Ward showed plainly his inob. NY
to catch ball In the Oranae ealht,
where he was played back several tiInes
20 test him in this regard. and MORSE
was never so very strong IN TINS poih..
Barnard seldom lets the bail get by hliH
nowadays. ana not often docs ne tfVP "
Armstrong is another man who mas been
PLAYING back Of the line this week. ne
was originally tried at tackle, anu nas
just now been brought back. chleny IOI
his line -huCkinq qualities ana MS Bucnsth
ia running lie is not BaEnards oqual IN
the Other things Barnett seems 10 nav"
dropped odt OF the race TINS Week'
brown. the third OF the invahIs. " dOie
TO walk without his cane, but his leg IA
Sun too uncertain quantity 20 aIo"
him TO play. Either Smith or Gordon John-
son VIII ;ake his place. Smith has not I'M
proved much since the pennsylvania
game ana II IS quite likely that Johnson
viii get the place. lie Is a hend at tack
ling. and gets after the ball IN great
shape. 1t takes a stronger interference to
get around hts end to-day titan IL does
around either Trenchards or Smiths lie
rs nursing sore ankle just now, hut
VII probably be In shape by December
THOSE WHO WILL PLAY,
Having now, so far as possible before
the DIG game cracked the enigmas re-
garding PrincetOn's strength, pTopounded
BY the hospital list, we are ready 10 look
Il little at the team which will face Yale
and see how II compares In the chances
Of victory From present indications
PrinCetOn's team viii be: Left end,
Johnson. or Smith; left tackle, Holly or
Church, left guard, Wheeler, centre
riggs, right guard, Rhodes, right tackle
Taylor, right end Trenchard; quarter
back. Ward; left half-back, Barnard or
Armstrong right half-back, Rosengarten'
fun back. Cochran. In the centre Yale
should be- easily superior, RIGGS not only
has not had the experience of Stillman
but he is not so firm upon his feet or so
quick. wheeler, OF course, VIII steady
him. but Rhodes can not hope to do
more than take care OF himself against
MCtrca so. even with both Wheeler and
Taylor at his side, he was not able 10
hold mis- own against Bull. In the Penn
sylVdnid game he can hardly hope TO DO
II with Stillman, who. though scarcely
the centre that Bull is, perhaps. yet viii
be seconded by Two veteran guards,
which should this year compare fayordbly
with any two on the field Were Wheeler
not handicapped by Riggs he should be
able 10 play the same game against
Hickok that be did last year. He will
hardly do 10 this time, though, ana these
veterans should be about on a par. Nc
Crea has the advantage Of experience
over Rrodes and with the Improvement
hc has been making recently should out
class him. Rhodes, though, viii be found
TO DE no boy i'm his hands Holly can
probably hold up his end at tackle
well as any man Yale has. but Taylor
being so new I'm the position Will proba-
bly, 20 down before Beard. lie Is hardly
the man In interference that Beard is
either and therefore not so useful for
general team work At the ends il will
be nip and tuck between Johnson and
Grccnway or Hinkey, but on the other
end. unless Captain TTenChard does bet
ter work than he has done thus far. the
silent Captain of the blue will outclass
him and Yale Interference will make
gains around his ends.
WARD At QUARTER.
Ward. at quarter is not so good a tack
ic~ as Adcc, nor Is he so quick in giving
signals. lie Is great general though,
and is by all odds the best man Prince
ton has for the place. He has learned
this position remarkably well for the
short time he has filed II. and with the
interference after he has passed the bail
ne Is all that could be expected of him.
Atccs experience and speed. however
ought to give him the advantage. At
hdli Yale seems easily ahead. Neither
Barnard or RuSengaTten has the record
that ThOrne has been making this year
for goal kicking. and they viii have all
they can DO 10 reach his class i'm run
ming. If Jerraus Is the man that De-
Witt was before he was hurt he will
outclass either Of them A far more ex-
perienccd full-back than Cochran might
Re satisfied with It place below Butter
v CTth. II is not likely that Cochran VIII
repeat his mistake Of the Pennsylvania
game. for he is standing farther from
the line now and the forwards are hold
INK their opponents longer 1t is possi-
BILE If Barnard continues TO improve IN
puuting that be may vet h" trouurd Iac'-
10 full-back and Armstrong be put in
half-back. At any rate. Yale will have
the advantage. In interference Yale is
ahead of Princeton, for even at this
late day the work Of the Tigers is quite
ragged The bulk of the plays Prince
ton will use Yale has seen before. so
that all things considered. Princeton will
surprise herself If she wins on Saturday.
The game should be a close one. though,
and sufficiently exciting TO satisfy the
most ardent plcasure-sceker