The evening times., 1895-11-21
University Of Pennsylvania Team
Will Put in Final Work.
THEY ARE THE FAVORITES
Experts Say They VIII Easily Dis
pose of the Harvard Line-Capt.
wrIglitin9ton VIII Insist Upon Bliss
as One OF tue Umpires-Whart .
Knee Getting Into Shape.
lsnccial to The rImcs.l


now safely quartered at the H"tel Grand,
Hall.
AT the hotel good accommodations have
been secured lor the thirty nf Yin the party.
The entire house has been r!ndwn open To
the boys. Besides the regular sleeping
rooms, a gymnasium has been especially
fitted up. The men Will practice IN the
larse open space in front of the hotel. The
ground there is very level, AMI is a capital
pace Tor them to execute the signals and
even line up against a scrub eleven.
wHARToN's KNEE IMPROVING.
The men are in fine condition. Whar-
tons injured knee i3 rapidly improving
and Colbert ami Dickson are getting along
first rate. Wharton will surely play Sat
urday, but IL is not decided whether tel
bert will play end or half The players are
very coniiucnt and all seem to think tuat
the game Will be won by good score. Tue
first nard uay's practicc viii De put in to-
nIvrrow. The WORK VIII he Tue naruess
since Monday, and will be the hardest the
team viii put in, as Friday Will be devoted
TO tricks tnat do not require the exhaustive
work.
Capt. Williams has not filed bis objection
to Myckofr or Cornell as umpire, ana II. l..
Pratt or Amherst as referee, but Capt.
WrigntInSlon will insist on biiss as one OF
the uupires, and unlrr no conditions win
he accept Williams. Tue PennsyiyhnIa
captain, however, will probably telephone
the Harvard leader tomorrow morning
regarding the matter.
fEnNsiLs ANA THE FAvORITEs.
The presence OF the Pennsylvanians has
caused no end uf excitefucnt in this little
village. The townspepp.e are very enthu-
sias,ic over the cuniInE match, ana TINS
evening gathered III tie iittle cOiiipiuahon
store ana discussed the chances uI har-
ward and Pennsylvania. or course, the
Pennsyivania boys were the favJri,es, as
tney have nonvreu The Iown by tucir pres
en,r, although the people here were very
iScu disappointed at not fei.g allowed
on the hotel GROUNDS. nuiuDrr oI Mil
FORD boys drove up TINS norninS, tut re-
tut Ari without even catching kiluI>e u1
" Ni.,i.iius Incn. lnere VIII De iIgut pfac-
tee TINS morning, bat the nieh viii be
saved for the hard WORK OF Inc afternoon.
The Harvard Varsity took its In ST hard
practice before the Pennsylvania game yes
tcr,iay afternoon, ana the Results were lar
from satisfactory to the coaches. The
Varsity lined up against the freshmen
eleven in the first hair. and had no trouble
in scoring on them, hut the second haif tod
"a different story, for the opposing team
was the b. A A. eleven, and at tine end OF
the half the score was 4 10 j.
After ten minutes har.I work. the Varsity
managed to push the ball over the B. A. A.
line nat here b. A. A. took brace, and Cur
tis their half back, broke through the
Harvard line. and ran firty yarus Tor
touchdown. Neither Charlie Brewer nor
Dunlop was playing. and Tom Stevenson
was at right tackle otherwise the lineup
was as usual.
Right Tackle Haughton. vino has been
playIng, has disiocated his coiiarbonc ana
cannot possibly play in the PENNSYLVANIA
game The result is that Allie Gould, who
has been playing end on the H. A. A, and
was substitute tackle on last years Var
sity. was out yesterday and went through
signals with the Varsity. He will undoubt-
edly play in the PENNSYLVANIA game. for
even if Donald does start out he cannot
possibly last long. He is practically Grip
pie, and the impression here Is that tie
coaches may play Gould from The start
THE final lineup will he as folio VS.: Left
end. Cabot, left tackle, Gould; right end
Newell: quarter back, Realc; right half
back, {. Erewcr: left hall back, Wrighting-
ton; full back, Dunlop.
Several bets of to . on PenEsylv:tiia
have been made, and to ! money is
plenty.
The Yale Varsity football players were
in such a demoraiiZ condition after yester-
DAYS short practice that the coaches this
morning decided Ia omit the regular prac-
ticc. This is something that Yale has
never done before at this time in the season,
nor, IN fact, ut any time during the course
of her training. All work done by the play
ers yesterday consisted of lining up and
going through the signals a few times. After
this was over the players were given rub
down and sent to their rooms with orders
to rest.
The team will go to New York carly to-
morrow afternoon. 1t Is certain that most
of the coaches ire very much worried about
the team. One of the most prominent of the
coaches yesterday advised friend of his
not to risk much money ON Yale this year,
and said that he could hardly see how
Thorne's men can well win I'm saturday.
This was not given out 10 underrate the
team, and so is a reliable pointer as To
what the coaches think uf the eleven. The
players themselves have been greatly dis
couraged, and it has taken great deal of
hard work tn get their spirits up. As yet
Yale men have not made any bets. They
are too uncertain regarding their teams
real strength.
An eleven composed entirely OF alumni
faced the Princeton varsity yesterday in
two halves of twenty minutes, but it
soon became apparent that the heroes of
former battles had lost their cunnin e
when the varsity backs plunged through
their lines like water through a sieve.
Touchdowns were scored by Tyler, Riggs,
Rhodes and Kelly, Riggs kicking all the
goals. Capt. Lea filled the vacancy at left
end occasioned by Hearn's injury, Tyler
retaining his position at tackle. 1t was
thought that he would re exposed to less
danger of further crippling his shoulder
here than in the center of the line. He
will be stationed at left tackle, however,
in the Yale game.
Baird donned the canvas ta cket for the
first time in two weeks. and resumed his
position at full-back. His return to the
game will materially strengthen the team
behind the line. High hopes are now enter
tained by Goa che RS of outclas sing Ya lc at her
strongest point. Suter returned to the
game. and played brilliantly at qua arter,
passing accurately and getting into the
interference quickly. Kelly and Arm
strong were given a last trial at half
back. the former doing the best work
and securing the position beyond a doubt
Some Peculiar People.
In looking over the ads. of - Johnston's,'