New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
A FLOOD OF YALE MONEY.
prTs OF TO THAT HARVARD WILL
BE BEATEN

,,pGr CROWDS WILL Go FROM HERE TO SEE
THE BIG FOOTBALL MATCH AT SPRINGFIELD.
Football enthusiasts young and old are preparing
~ invade Springfield 20 witness the annual struggle
ho,,veen Yale and Harvard. which viii take place
unon that model football Enclosure tomorrow after
,a,n The proud natives OF that pretty little city,
which is much talked about at least day each
YEAR think that they deserve a bigger dot upon
the map.
bo enthusiastic followers OF the sons Of Uncle Eli
ar wagering to that the Crimsol will be dragged
into the dusi or mud. according 10 the conditions
Of the weather The Harvard followers are how
over almost as confident they were a year ago.
and they are snappin; up the Yale odds whenever
they are in sight. !; looks If the crowd with
the bgges, bundle of money will have the call
when the two teams take the field.
Some Yale men are rash enough TO wager that
Harvard will not only not score but that the kick
ers from Cambridge will not get the bail to Yae's
ffteen-yard line. except upon kickoff. Such en-
thusiasm however. is scarcely warranted on the
games played by the two teams this year Each
team has been scored against. and the chances are
that Doth teams Will tomorrow.
Yale followers confident that their team Will
make AT least % points. while the Harvard men
10 rot believe that Captain Hnkcys men will do
ANYTHING Of the sort believing that few points will
be scored and that the Crimson will score at least
twice The injury to Charles Brewer. who is a
clever man back of the Harvard line has
ouesiionably weakened Harvard.
The Yale men, however. say that Harvard Is
fortunate all things considered. and they point to
their own hospital list. where they have slowed
away Grcenway and De Witt, of their strong
est players Louis Hinkey will probably play in
Greenways place at end. and his work of late has
been second only to that done by his brother. the
captain. Greenway expects 10 be able to play in
the Princeton game December l. Jerrems who
has supplanted De Witt at halfback. has also been
doing good work.
Yae's line looks all right for Stillman at centre
Is professionally better man than he was last
wear In Adee. at quarter. with Thorne and Jerrems
as halfbacks and Butterworth at fullback. Yale
looks particularly strong. If Thorne or Butter
worth does not manage TO Kick a goal from the
field. Yale men will be surprised. The Yale men
have not been stinted at their training table. and
ale has been passed around with liberal hand
several special trains have been made up iOi CLUBS
and large parties from this city. and the rst 10Y
OF enthusiasts will leave tonight. although most OF
the enthusiasts will up tomorrow morning n
few tickets for the game were placed on sale al
A. c. Spaldings. in Nassau-st.. yesterday after
Word received from New-HaNen yesterday
that a pool amounting 5000 had been sent TO
New-York 10 wager on Yale at anything less thah
70 !. Inquiries in downtown offices Where such
wagers are generally made elected the Information
that had heard Of the arrival or the S'vp.
In the Stock Exchange considerable betting was
change after 3 o'clock one hundred dollars 20
50 had been the prevailing ODDS on Wednesday. oui
Yesterday the Yale men became holder, ana oHerel
TO l. and they found plenty or takers AT tna'
some people were oe the opinion last night that
the Harvard enthusiasm might ooze out TO-DAY; ana
l. at least as soon the injuries 10 the Brewer
boys and TO Captain Emmons were made pubic