New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
BIG MEN MAY SEE THE GAME
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES lNIE"-
EsTED IN FOOTBALL. TACTICS

GREAT DEMAND FOR TIcKETs-oD or s'oO TO $50
on YALE TAKEN MORE FREELN-wITH GOOD !
WEATHER THE ATTENDANCE PROMISES
TO BE THE LARGEST IN THE
HISTORY or THE GAME-THE
POLICE WILL STAND
No NONSENSE.
n was announced yesterday that ex-freS'ue".
Harrison. Thomas b Reed and Senator carter OF
Montana are expected TO occupy boxes az the i"e-
Princeton football game tomorrow
The interest i'm the battle TO be fought NJ Man
haitian Field is greater than in any other footoa'
contest for wears The demand for tickets Is uh-
abated and II any Of the desirable seats nave i"''
into the hands OF the spectators they VIII reap
harvest o,.a,
.,o,s will there he sold more than GOO admission
tickets The colleges this year viii pay reh'a' ..
e 600 for the field instead of 5000 which was p"1
last season II Is estimated that the total eAp'''
OF the game will he about $1,000
There is seating capacity in the grounds OF aoo",
1000 divided about as follows: Stand c. 24ce stand
A I COO. Stand b. geo Stand u, 5000; grand s'anu'
kOop: total 1920 Then there are l'o heu poN,
which will seat six each. making 200 or giahu 'o','
of14Io With the GOO general admissions propaoH
go 900 pcople will the game If the weather II So
and the SPECTATORS are at all reasonable 'oosa''
Rluff and the Viaduct will hold many 'ho"S""uS
more. 1000 Of
Julian Curtiss. of the committee IN V'i, rs "
the game said he thought that every posS'"'7 "
rangement had been made looking toward the 'o'i'-
-, oo,o,or Under the new arrange
,,or,s the coaches will he placed that theY WIZ
no, interfere with the view of the people WIN "''
have seats in Stand a. The coach Pos,'o"s a.
back OF the feldboxes on the mort" ''' "
grdiron. 10, r,t seoat
nor, the condition of the players, ana loo'o"i'
critics do no, know wha; to think ABOUT 'ne W"
come In the active betting laie CONTINUES
i,c al slight odds. sal, I,x
There was some lively betting at the STOCK I'm
cbansa Yesterday. and the princeton io"e' p
,,aared IN much larger quantities than was eN-
nac,ed Stin the Yale men were SO s"0"s
thev were yelling for more princeton hone! q,
close Of the Exchange. The princeton men nv"
ever pounded down the stock ~ points uue
day. The opening quotations we're S''' w.
the closing quotations 800 TO >S0 49,. ,,,o
- ,rolcott wagered $1,000 TO 800 that AAe
uoull win J. and A. J. Wormser taxing '"e
princeton end r. l.. Beekman Be- s- $SD Vaie and
al it,isted duplicated the latter wager. ii1 iS
combs bet SIS to $1OO on Princeton ~ ntrer,,.,
Of The Exchange the Princeton men Wyfe ,pa ya
SO to 500 that Yale would not WIZ sy 70 So r.
peaboiy offered TO bet $3.50 20 500 that ha'e "o"'0
WIZ was said yesterday that the princeton sym pa
iYivg IL oui al prevailing odds Of 500 10 w. Du'
would. in case they SoT Tg eT some of the more
nonnseyvstjve college men deplOre SO much "a "a
about betting and argue that the s @miDane and
that a. result the college faculties VIII III ' o,, e1
insist that these games be played Oh ''"'s'
sCaptain pickett of the Tenderlon precheeI;; oe
s.res to inform the students - lnie t anu years
ION and their sympathzers. who IN former "a
made things lively along Broadway SiXth,ake an 'i
IT, theatres after the football game, that ne ""'
s.'e no nonernse SATURDAY night after the game
The captain has secured an extra desan Oh mi,y
Guf
pJS. witch with his own men, will make ~
policemen These he will scatter ABOUT ,he bd plI
rInct along broadway and SiXth-aVe.. IN me ho''s
and theatres with instructions to arrest an SUI
dents and others who may become 700 pols ~, ,ba
Tast night he sent around TO the theatres IN ne
precinct and got from the MANAGERS nst o' '"7
eHats sold for Saturday night 10 the s'uuei'S