The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04
our old.time spirit,
Let Ell hear II.
Well 1Rht today
The old-time way.
Philip King Is the Klnfapf the Tigers.
Let her 60! Let her gfD Let her go.
t-har-n

Let her go! L t%t her g LET her GO
And on the day OF the game from every grouI
Of orange and black in the stands, from ever!
every gathering Of the Princeton cohorts, IT,,
ringing measures of Tramp, Tramp. Tramp
were heard. adapted To a far different battle
field from that over which 1t first sounded.
Kah! Rah! Rah! the Tigers coming,
Cheer snS ~ I,S sO SraSse an. ,SSfy III R SIssk through
And |, we'll wlII gnsh , he s SSls II Iln fs back
Yale answered with their old familiar songs
and one not 50 old which was received Will
great favor. The tune is a minstrel melody.
stars Of the brightest Kind.
Watch US break The Princeton line.
But the Princeton line held well for the first
half. and the Tiger exulted. But in the second
Yale,s, prowess showed, and few Yale voice.
could be raised above q hOarse whisper on the
following day to tell the score of 10 TO o.
Last years Thanksgiving game was not re-
though the Princeton men celebrated their vic
tory h%ttinRly and the palm for football music
h Psnnsy IN ahi' e Fitted d s ssss ss" Ya faoG sSe go not 5s
only showed that she could play football. but
the sounds Of the game what q big crowd Of en-.
thusiasts can do in that line. Not very much
they made their touch down against Yale.
When the tremendous cheering had died down
every Pennsylvanin man lifted mp his voice in
a trained chorus to the %rhythmical words:
FsRnsyyi,, FFssnnRR:syyii:, F FsnRsyEyanin.
As we go marching on.
No such college singing had ever before been
heard here. The outsiders cheered and checretl,
and finally Joined In the song until the whole
This year another college has taught US that
she, too, can sing. Also, she has taught Prince
ton and Harvard that she can. play football.
able features OF her game. When she scored on
Princeton IL was TO the tune of Sweet Marie"
and to these words:
t.O
f1S@ the he i hSii tale of G Old t enin @iiily S ah,; Oil.
Wehavs travelled all the way
We have come to watch you play. Billy OIL
CHORUS.
Kick a goal, billy OH.
While the slogans upward roll, Billy OIL
We wSw arr so p,nsf me P Sqnae,t Ss" EInell.
While you score for old Cornell, Billy Oil.
Then. with renewed confidence and a bigger
crowd TO lend their voices, New YOrk's biggest
university came down to meet Harvard. with
throats attuned to their old college melody.
Annie l.isle," as they sang these words:
From the shores OF blue Cayugs
To Manhattan town.
Here 10 meet and beat old Harvard
Corneil,s team comes down.
LIZ I'M ne ,ee eh h1ras speed it onward
Princeton barely scored against u.s.
Harvard cant do more.
CHORES.
Cheer, Pop Warner, OIL, and raussig;
Speed them In the night,
Till the crimson flag il dropping
Meath the red aud white.
II was fine singing, by far the best OF this
year, and very close 10 Pcnnsylvania's perform
ance OF last year. The football was good. too,
for the record showed IL points to HarVard's n9.
This year bids fair to bring forth many u good
football chorus. Yale and Harvard are said to
have some under guard, as they keep their fancy
mHnnuyres and new tricks. Pennsylvania's
tuneful voices are in practice, and PRINCETON
has dropped into ~Greek-suCh as IL Island Is
preparing this remarkable chorus for the game
with Pennsylvania at Trenton:
KaI, Kai. Kai,
Raj men. dr. men nouga
Mou, mou, mou,
who the deuce are your
Who the deuce, who the deuce,
Who the deuce are your
KAT gar enteutha exclaimed
As champions we'll work and play for fame,
And daily a batch with Peunsy's game,
And some may score,
Hut Pennsy not,
kai men, Kai gar, Raj. Rai, Kai.
Kal men, df men nOuga,
But when they come TO meet their old enemies
of Yale they will drop back into English and will
sing a tune made familiar by II popular South
ern drama played here last winter:
Workin' with the football
Ten hours a day,
Johnny, Will, you do up the Yale men?
Oh, me! oh, my!
-Old-E-n!
This is the gage that will be tunefully nung at
the feet OF Yale, and that she will answer with
equal tune fulness no one who knows her songs
of old can doubt. The Thanksgiving game of
this year Is in a fair way TO be a sort of popular
lied ~oratorio as well as the most exciting Of con
teAts. May the best singers win!