New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
PBEPdRTNG FOR THE BIG GAME
YESTERDAY SAW THE END or hAr'D
PRACTICE FOR BOTH TEAMS.

rRINcETON's LINE vP DECIDED UPON Will
r,,v Ar LEFT HAIF-YALE MEN URGED
no REFRAIN FROM sI.rdHING.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRisrHEl
,.ow.uaven Nov. 2p-Yalc's last practice OF the
season of 1894 the grdiron at the ha'c rie''
cos taken this afternoon. II was busy DAY
..h ,bo Vale eleven and Thanksgiving Day
tbouehts barely entered their minds re" Oh
the varsity players were fortunate Their parents
unable 10 stand the strain caused by he"spaP''
accounts of the injuries received by the iaie NV"
in the Harvard game, decided 10 give up '"e"
THANKSGIVING az home and came here to spehd I've
dav and cheer up their sons. Frank hu'''r
,,orths mother and sister are among the visltorH'
The, arrived Yesterday and took dinner with
Yalos fullback to-day. =,
This morning most of the players were called
ont to the gym lot for short pract'e' 'ca'
,or, &c what the coachcrs are after. and they
nut the men through their daily practice III q"'.N
time crisp. snappy play was tried for ana Old
tanned In the afternoon the university barge car
ried the nlavcrs TO the Yale Field for the iast Tune
this year and the eleven lined up asa'"". '''
freshmen AS the members Of the second ee',''
were nearly all away in Syracuse. playing I''r
athletic team Of that city II was E"'v Win IIar
for the freshmen for their annual game WIZ. ~ ,hc
yard ON saturday and for the varsity TOO as I''
freshmen have developed prey ar, Inc This sea.
son. In the line the men playrn az ny Wmrrhv
I'M 81
P rp McC'rra, SULLIVAN and Iiickok. Every
man is IN good condition AGec "as az ' trnated
lightly Thorne and Armstrong PLAYED on,y II, a
few minutes long enough to JUMP pt'shN "!o '''e
Interference. and retired I'm favor OF SUBJ
The eleven will leave here Tomorrow afternoon Pii
for the grea, Princeton game Inii'y men o ~.,i
ears a and in Ncv-york viii be quaricrei at III
Plaza Hotel Most Of the students OF lhs , um'
tf Hyarv S, rcnnsyyania game and all viii be
on hand for the Yac-irinceion mitch on 'I ian
nf he
syivana game checred Justify for harAaIh: an, hn,
thcr, is keen disappointment he,r bsre has
dropped OFF l,lc on me Yalc,Irincctcn sa nam.
Princeton asks big odds which n1l' )" lena IN" nded
hy Vale The strongest pressure possible Is be.
no brought 10 bear upon the Yale players To pun
M a clean game on Saturday with not "A sus-
}ofb uar,weli and Rhodes. the PRINCIPAL coaches
undoubtedly enter the rncr,om GAM fr" a." he
iniirv las, Saturday has beer ph'n'nthdIY tiilI
ana be IL nov I'm as good prvsca' con lll'n ~
Arrnstrong his chief competitor hAs nr.h na
on two Consecutive days. and al,h9ufh ~ ,,r my
enter the game in the second hiii' ~, 'nsu ~
sprairei ankle will keep him III the Held al ''e
princeton. y j.. Nov % ,specaD. - Captain
Trencbard gave out the oflca! lineup for satuf
DAYS game tonight II Is rs follows. LEV Gnu
Brown: left tackle. Holy. let quart "h''.' =
centre Rlgss: right guard. Rhodes risn' ,a'N','
TAYLOR: right end Trcnchari; duafterh'oA' ""'"'
l.n balfback Nelson Poe; right hafoack. k'srh
rartcn. fu.lhack cochran 20. was oar" hots,,
lie mas not been p4ycl on the 'var'iiy sli h pp'u
practice AZ all and no one suspected that ne VOL.
l.. se,.ct.d as one u the backs There u ~, Hv'p'
however that NJ ia well fitted 20 meet lu-t ,h' me-
priuce.1n has most fcit Tor the Last week "I s'
Poe is the sures, fielder ~ kick mat mas appcaa,
hchin1 tho Princeton line this year. tie ~ u tat-
100 runner To, for 20 hight a man lie weighs ony
IA roun.ls an Is about the smallest man on ~
,,,-n he f. , fighter. though. AMI strong thcnl",
catching and tackllns are the '~' weak sio's ~,
- Tho line and Poe Is just the man 10 sUrtR' i''n
these spots He has played halfback soou 80
on the second eleven. which has been u'.hsur r
strong this year ami has broken through ,he ii"o
ana skirtcd the ends for som" phenomena gun.
cochran il so much better To-Day that u nar Dr''
decided I, ulay him. He - 3 good tach4cI' an
,,hen me line gives rim tim" cr cugh ne can punt
fairly as long as he lasts. Princeton VII h,t pr ~
aeak behind the lire AS ~ first supposed 'oSman
hcwever r. not likely 10 pay the game throusn mn
Rann,ri win h- frs, substitute. The other -uhsu-
mites arc: Line Smith. Gordon Johns'on
church crowds. Mouyey. Taylor. tunt bl,in,le'
ouarter- Reynolds. halves-Barnett ana Aru.strons;
Tho uractice to-day Hight. being chleny urn
In signals Another shor, reharsai VIII % nag w.
w irrow afternoon before leaving town i9f ~"
Yort Princeton Is well satisfied over Penusyl-
yanis's victory today. although the betting hete
VAS I'm favor OF Harvard. princeton men ,a.n nH
ina, now that the Quakers have Won hhttat' VII,
aI,cr her attitude somewhat toward IElhcfoI' anu
that her dual league dreams Viii seem Sh'"e''e""