The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-08
ON THE GRIDIRON FIELD.
EIEH ATTAIN FIELD SELECTED ron
TINE BIG GAME.

The UnIvsrsity Athlete Ciub's Cora-ittes
Makes rats Deeisioa n Hsif 81 Mour.
sad the wra-Eis Between Yais sud
Priuester II - 80 E-d-es.ss e. Msny
Tisiss by Csiiess and A-steur Tss-,.
The Yale Princeton football game will be
played on Dec. / ct Manhattan Field. The
Athletic Committee Of the University A. G.
met at the ONCE OF G. c. Cuyler yesterday after
noon, and after celebrating less than half an
hour decided 10 accept the offer Of the New
York Baseball Club 10 rent the field for $4,000.
George A. Adee. G. G. Cuyler. Lloyd McKim
Garrison. Guy Richards. and c. +. Mathewson
were present when kilograms from Hinkey and
Cable Of Yale were read authorizing the u. A.C
TO proceed In the matter.
The objections 10 DIR. Whites proposition TO
rent Berkeley Oval, AZ printed in Tuesdays
Sun. were reviewed. and then r. II. Talcott's
offer was quickly accepted. The gentlemen saw
that the public had IN be considered. and very
sensibly selected the only place for such a big
event. The contract will be signed this morn
ing. The 4. A. G.. has also been requested by
the two colleges 10 manage the game again this
year, and Mr.. Adse said last evening that the
matter would be definitely settled at a meeting
OF the clubs council tonight.
Jointly BY the Y. A. G. and the New York base.
ball Club. as the latter'a downtown ONCE might
tickets The rates Of adj sdmission p'I and fop r g.
served seats will probably be the same as last
around n ~ ISe arid TTTaeh IN ie orSey wl 70 x ss eIn ibr Sesd
clear. Private boxes will also he built. probably
along the north side OF the arena, and coaches
main for the completion of arrangements, the
MANAGEMENT Will have Its hands full from
now on.
sh.rp Practice by the Princeton Eleven.
PRINCETON. Nov. Capt. Trenchard's men
are showing the true spirit Of football in these
last few days Of practice before they meet old
"Pennsy." To-day they made another good
stride in the right direction. putting up about
the strongest game Of the season against the
scrub eleven. Their interference worked in
good style. taking the scrubs by surprise for
soma long gains. They managed to got the ball
over the line about a dozen times. Morse did
some nice running, showing that he will be in
hne form form for Saturday game. Edwards,
on the, scrub team, won himself great glory
great guard was thrown backward in his tracks.
. thing which no man on the second eleven here
play. and highly complimented by the coachers.
The scrub eleven had some good Interference
pononts. too. They got the ball down the netd
once oy a series ct strong PUSHES and end runs
foss. :, .ss sns goal 20 indicate Ia. : qo tSsy .b R%ITfsc PSISe tssTe;
ssgTessiys play is getting very strong, her de-
ienslye has some weak spots yet which must be
OtloEo Cetututgs |
WTnisms's Football Capitals Seriously III.
wnLIAMsTowS. Nov. AS was feared on
Saturday last, Capt. Townsend of the Williams
team will play no more this season. He is at
the college inhrmary seriously Ill Of typhoid
fever. brought on. It Is supposed. by oyerwork
ana anxiety prior TO the dartmouth Williams
game at hanover. His absence cripples the
eleven so that Williams has no hopes Of defeat
ing Amherst. Fred Draper was unanimously
TnOScU captain To-Day Tor the rest OF the sea-
son. The management has secured Garfield. '93,
TO coach the team In the absence Of Upton.