The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
YALE'S FOOTBALL POSITION.
Objections to the Thanksgiving
Day Game Are Absurd.
Princeton Is willing and New York
Wants tho Yearly Evest.


II Princeton yields to Yale's demand,
tbut their annual fooibull mitrh he
80, 49,, NJ
"ci'fteu !" 'h'eT ua'e IMAM MAINS
storm Of protests This game has he
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como classic event IN ms country
Thousands OF men aud women
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ana elaborate preparations are maze
to witness 1t. Coaches. drags and hotel
accommodations are engaged weeks in
i,..,
""n""'e'
The souvenir programme Is gotten up
with especial reference 10 raauksriy-
,I',,,. -,
~ advertising Is placed on the under
standing thar the game is 10 he piayed
ON a N,IIoD,i ho'idsy To,yo. ~ ah.
scnce are secured by students and brief
vacations by busy alumni IN order that
they NAV be present on mis- f.st,v. 1ov
,ni "' ~ '',n"' ~, '"'s '''.'>' Jay
The game cannot be called earlier Tran
> IN hec,u,o ,h, ,rro,,,,. -,.,,t,,, a,,o,,,
','u '"'""sS Mh''' "'''''"
and other spots are all less accessible.
Every lay that The lame f. set lnter
than Thursday. Nov. ~ means dark
less so much earlier.
THAI she cay anho 5tA a T p pc rp LAX
of . defeat aguin at the hnndg of me
Princeton Tigers only five DAYS after
BlayIni: Harvard II il unusual for VA 10
To- sue for vantage iris waV a' she has
defeated the Crimson at Springfield win
such regularity and derision that her
excuse VIA not be well received nov
Last wear. conpetent critics agreed
that Princ.ton's ail.round superiorIty
was so distinct thai Yale could hot have
defeated her II she had had two weeks
rest after the Harvard match though
the Thanksgiving day game might have
been much less one-sided.
-Four years ago Yale played a hard
game against Harvard, and + Ave d ia,
doughty Poe, by The biggest score the
Blue ever made against tho Tigers. viz.
az To 0. There was no thought or n most.
ponement then, even though Yale had
been defeated nv Harvard 10 T., 4 and
it was BY no means certain Pi.nceton
would not beat YaIa. too.
More than thai. not Yale. hut Prince
ton is tie champion, and If there is to
be any lictation of times and r,laces nv
all recognized rules OF sports pr.nretun
is the dictator, Yale has always domi-
mated the ,nterc collegiate counciis but II
il hard 10 beiieye President Munn Of Tho
Princeton FSotball Assoriati6n. Win Weld
IN YaIe's cool Jnmands IN tho fa "a'i az The
welI.known fact that President Patton.
of Princeton College, himself favors the
selection on Tba ,ksgiving Day.
Princeton IL willing. nav anxious 10
NAV tbat sell. sa me Fla rv,rl team her
self, five DAYS before or after Yale does
ar anv tiins 60 ionT az Harvard vii
NAV Princeton '''e 'S va
Apain Iarv,rd ui1l baya to nl.v tho
strong iIniyersitv Of Pennsylvania team
Ave jsys after she encounters Yale. and
that. t9o in Pniia jeinhia where tha GRIN
san nlavs mis- sea ipn ON Thanksaiving
nav II viii he oI,jfa as hard for unr9
v,rI 60 nlav penrl~i,,, I9 so,o day,s ftar
The Sprinptield ga 40 r. vii he for
Yale 10 encounter Princa,nn
When n csmes 70 nIavinG y,mes In
o,iick succession pIanre al YaIe's
schedule shows that She viii tarlsla
RrrNn IN Nov a and I,ehirh IN NnW
10 with Election DAY Nov, omen