The evening times., 1895-11-19
Team Have Not Shown Up
Strongly in Recent Work.
THORNE MAY MAKE CHANGES
individually the Eleven Makes n
Strong Front, Hut Can Stand
Strengt theninR-Dashiel VIII Um-
pire, and ex-Capt. McClung, of Yale,
VIII Referee-Line-upO of the Teams.
Especial to The Timcs.)

bdth VI tue INV, out ustNC su'N'o pi'
nounced inclination to become ratified at
| critical moments.
Indeed, the work was so poor that Capt
ThorDe is seriously thinking Of making ii
change in ono and possibly two of the posi-
| tons before the time arrives for the great
struggle with the black and orange. The
makeup of the team was considered as per
feet as 1T could be, bat one or two weak
spots have been discovered.
The lineup, with the weights and records
of the men, as about as follows:
Capt. Thorne is from New York city,
where he prepared ut the Berkeley School.
He is very well put up, is went y-two years
of age, q feet l-1-2 inches in height, and
weighs 16S pounds.
Clarence De Witt, sc, of Hartford, Conn,
IS the other half back, and IL is doubtful If
there is a better end runner OH any college
team in the country today. DE Witt is not
as much of i success at bucking the line,
but can usually be relied on for a gain, IL
given any sort of 4 chance. He is twenty
three years of age, . feet 10 - inches, and
weighs l6S pounds.
JERRENS A FINE PUNTER.
A. IL. Jcrrcns, 90 s., fuliback, of Chi
cago, prepared at the Hill School, Potts
town. Pa, where he had a football expert
ence OF two years. He is 81 years old, six
feet, and weighs 16S pounds. This is Jcr-
rens' second year on the varsity. He is
much better back than he is given credit
for. He bucks the line hard, and rarely fails
tp make his gain. He is a fierce runner, "A
sure catch and tackle and Il fine punter.
His chief fault is Il tendency 10 be triflc
slow in punting the ball, and in this way 1t
has sometimes been needlcssly blocked.
In Clarence NJ. Fincke, 81, OF Brooklyn.
Capt. Thorne has found an excellent quar-
terback. He is steady, passes very accur-
ately and manages the team well. He is
ambitious and aggressive and often breaks
through for clever tackle. He is q years
old, five feet eleven and a half inches and
weighs 100 pounds.
Behind thclinc then Yale has a decided ad
vantage over Princeton, provided her
regular ba ks can last cut the game.
In the line things are different. Ialc's
line is really an unknown quality, Murphy
being the genuine old varsity pla Sr.
both Bass and Hinkcy having gone in rs
substitutes last season. Yale has coinpar-
ativcly light line, the average weight being
iI6 pounds as against 1S1 for PriDcctoU-
Taking ma II for man. Harry Cross AT center
is the only Yale player who will outweigh
his opponent.
BASS AT LEFT END.
Al left end Yale will have Lyman NJ. Bass,
81, of Denver, Col. Bass played consid-
cradle football before he came 10 college at
81. Paul's School. Bass is n fairly good
end. He is not easily boxed, and watches
every play. He follows the ball rapidly
down the field on punt. aud rarely misses
his tackle. He weighs 151 pounds, as
against l Sc for Cochran the Princeton end.
Bass in nineteen years old, five feet ten and
a half inches.
Louis Hinkey, 81, right end, II TOna-
wanda, \. Y, prepared at Andov. 7, where
he played end for one year. lie gained
varsity substitute sweater in his fresh
man year, filled the place made vacant
last fall by Grcenway's indisposition. He
is n rapid runner, good tackle. and when
his end is tried slips into the interference
for D opposing runner in IA very clever way.
HcarD, who will face him, outweighs him
hy twenty-aigbt pounds. ms Hinkey tips
the scale at 40. He is tweniy.one years
old five feet eleven inches.
John o. Rogers, '9S, of Toledo, Ohio,
left tackle. prepared at Phillips, ndover,
where he played for three years. He
weighs 13 pounds, issix feet. and is twenty
years old. He is powerful enough to hold
,Ip his end Of the line and often breaks
through for tackles.
Fred T. Murphy 81, of Junction City,
Kas prepared at Andover. This is his third
year ON the varsity, and in all probability
he will captain the team next season.
Murphy is an ideal football player. He now
weighs but 1853. as against ls2 of Church.
who will face him. He is Six feet, and
twenty-three years old.
CHADwICK's HARD POSITION.
'Charlie" Chadwick, 80, left guard, of
Brooklyn. n. Y. Prepared at the Adelphia
Academy, where he played left guard on
,la aIa fAr a
wick is one of the great qua rds of the year
He-is twenty years old, six feet one-half
inch, and weighs 1876. Rhodes. the Prince
ton man whom he will face, out weighs him
by sixteen pounds.
w. r. Cross, SO. OF New York city. will
apparently be Yale's right guard. Pop
Cross, as he is familarly called, is q var
sity oarsman OF two years standing and n
substitute varsity guard for the same
length of time. He was called or late this
season to fill a place In the line, and with
his zoe pounds has accomplished this in a
fairly satisfactory manner. Cross pre-
pared at the Groton school, is twcnty-One
year sold. 6 feet 2 3-4 inches.
Harry 2. Cross, '96, center, comes
from Wakefield, r. /. He prepared at ST.
Paurs, where he played guard for one year.
Since entering college lie has played on
his class team and has won a varsity SUBJ
stituie uniform for three years. He weighs
20G pounds, is 9 feet 3 2 inches and wenty-
two years old. He is well known on the |
track athletic field, where he has held
second honors in throwing the hammer |
for two years.
OFFICIALS CHOSEN.
The officials for the game have been
chosen by the two colleges. Each side |
selected several representatives from whom |
the other college selected one.
For umpire Princeton chose Paul Dashiel |
OF Lehigh, and for referee took ex.Capt. |
McClung of Yale, now studying at Lehigh. |
The Yale eleven is in good condition, no in |
iurics appearing from the game with |
Orange. Practice for the week will con-
sist "f light work, and on Friday the team |
will leave for New York. The teams will |
line up as follows:
Yale. Pos. Princeton. Pos !
L. Hinkey, '97. ..R. g. Cochran, GORE.
F. C. Murphy, '97R.t. I.angdon Lea. ....
W. X. Cross, SO. ..R.g. (Capt.). {.
II. Z. Cross, &c.. &C. JIM. Rhodes, '97R.g.
c. Chadwick, '91L. &. R.R.Gailcy,p. &C. |
J. o. Rogers, '9S..L.t. I'D. Riggs, '91L. z. |
l.. II. Bass, 81. IL. e. W.W.Church,' '97L.t. |
c. NJ. Fincke, 81 lob. W. He;irn, SO. LIE.
C. Dewitt. '98. R. b. HIM. Sutcr, '9SQ.b.
C. b. Thorne, go. -. p. Ii. RoseDgarteD, |
Can't L. u. f97 r. n,