The evening world., 1894-10-17
INDIGNANT At YALE WH|Ms.
The New Haven Football Eleven's
Actions Insult the Public.
Princeton May Play L. OF =. Here
Thanksgiving Day.


The storm of Indignation is begin.
ming to break around the heads of the
Yale football managers The Princeton
Alumni Association of Newark. y. j..
which Is the largest In the country,
next to those OF New York CITY and
Philade,nbia on.,ed nm ,ba ,,,snI,1,
.....s P "'
yesterday IL says IT Is time Tor
Princeton to assert her independence
and characterIzes Yale's stealthv efforts
!" aoahoon the thanksgiving Day game
bali annals, as "a piece Of impertinence @
hu assurance not TO be tolerated Tor
a single instant by Princeton"
1t goes further and echoes the public
sentiment that Princeton shon,I an.
nounce as Its ultimattim Tharksgiv-
Ing Day game. or none at nil" No, II
prominent patron of the game who has
same view. Yale is stubborn. but II his
wave OF popular indien9tior, knema '''S m,7
swelling It may yet influence the New
A pretty story comes from Cambridge
this morning that Manaeer Moor. Hbn
Is at the head of HaTyard's athIetic
arrangements. declares Yaie bas nn,
asked Harvard TO Change the nns data hot OF
the Springfield game and that he does not
believe Yale has desired TO have II
CnHnReQ In order to nllDw planty Of
time for recuperating for The rhapl,ei
giving Day game. IL ever Yale's nv
pocricy was unveiled i'm the nresa2t
affair. this statement or MIR Moore
the public than before. Harvard men
minds, quite correct p'''o" H. !" 'he''
The colossal impudence of Val. :, is
suing. an ultimatum that Princeton must
play her when and where Yale saws n6.
Proaches the sublime As well might
abandon Corea and md pay m aPfh Phina aoeS heaTS nSt
Indemnity, she won't fight any longer
30 there!
The blum that Yale cares nothing for
What has attracted the CONSTANTLY in.
creasing number of students to New
Haven but Yaies very triumphs at
Thanksgiving Day? How woiiIJ The
teams be able to travel around in uaIa%e
cars, and how would the boat club be
game did not net from 80 e6 IL, s2a DsS SGe
profit each year? ''' ~ '-''V''
Heretofore, Yale has played Harvard
and usually thrasheI them botb ri aUu
ward pIays the stronpest taa N, T., iI ~
country at this time, The University OF
Day in Philadelphia, and she has noi rfi
said a word abo,It nostpnninw r. al aI,bnr np'
though the Harvard team is SonrsssaTIy
weak and has been losing star players
II Princeton could ret Garvard 70 nIav
at all the Tigers would wIliinrlv piay
the Crimson ave Iaya ha,rn ,pi h,S ptny
Yale And IA Mr. JoHn = uaII hn, iIh
would NAV Yaia 90 na'u
roof garden or in Ausirsri, ir nnnas o,,
sary p so eaYer IA re the on.Ia,.s y, ,,I,,
the Rb,e 'e ~""''' " P''S
10 Yale. in offerinp to Gn,nv her an 'i'o,e Wnn
and on =" ern,,ndss ~ ~ WY ner OF, i,ec'
than Prinreton mon faeI y,,s mnS'
sary. in vieT of princeton's nrn'a,nI
nence 4, footboil ,nr 'pU, prin,p
Vale 10 tho cba,nninn ,rhn n,ii, ~.
lust bep,nnins 70 paaiive tho ,p'Wp,Iis
In earnest in irving re- dsnri,e q, "
the great annual game an Msnbat,an
Field and whan The h'rdrads ,,,hn
have a,raaav sacnred ho,ni u annnr,an mno
lions enga ped drars , nd inyItaS 1rianh.
to see the game Vim tbam aS ~ fnr
mer years. comprehend The real si,na-
tion. the howl that wilI 90 m on al
sides 10 certaip To be haISSvon So ~ 81 81 ~
ciferous, H w
Yale's whim-for nobodv sunnoses
Yale will not play here Tha njtsrivinp
Day a year hence-is likely To- disnne
point and anger thousands or ibs hest
class of sport-loying people
II the next Freshman ciass N, Vol,
should show n marked falling orr III.
New Haven faculty and the football
savants are likely to experience n won.
drousc hange Of heart next Fall
As regards the Princeton -Pennsylva-
MIA match, Princeton's attitude il omen
to severe criticism. too. Princeton saws
she won't play al the Ouakers' home
grounds this year; the single track
railroad from the PENNSYLVANIA main