The evening times., 1895-11-22
Their Coaches Seem to Be Con-
fident Of a Victory.
GAMES PLAYED TOMORROW
Much Interest Manifested In I he Strug-
giles on the GridirOn-University Of
PENNSYLVANIA Has the Call Over
the Harvard B9ys-TIgers Close
Their Practice Work
Especial 10 The Times.)

an ~ tphN y, as tIe tOdcfes
think that Capt. Thorne's men have had
enough hard work.
The practice yesterday was nose cncour-
aging TO every one who witnessed the work
of the team.
The practice opened with the Varsity
line full OF substitutes. Thornc Chadwick,
Louis Hinkey, Murphy and Jerrcnis all
remained on the side lines.
The scrub" eleven made a splendid
showing. Letton was at full back on the
Scrub" and he did some wonderful punt
ing, and finally dropped beautiful goal
from the field. His long kicks prevented
the varsity from gaining ground AMI
hciped the scrub" players to keep the bali
IN Varsity territory most of the time.
CHADWICK CAME OUT.
EN-Capt. Hinkey, Billy Rhodes and
Laurie Bliss were ALL on the field, and all
Kept shouting criticism after criticism at
Capt. Thornes unfortunates. Finally The
play stopped and Josh HartweIl called
out Chadwick. The big guard took his
place and went through the scrub" line
like whirlwind through n cornfieid.
The crowd woke up and began o cheer
and then Murphy was called to his place
He, too. made a good impression, but the
grand finale came when Capt. Thorne
Louis Hinhey and Jerrcnis peeled off their
sweaters and toe .neir positions. There
was cheer, an, then the play began
with dash and spirit that made every
mans heart leap with joy.
SPLENDID SHOWING.
During the next five minutes two touch
downs were scored on blocked kick and
Chadwick's run, and never was better
football played on the field. Although
discouraged by the play at first, every
one considered The last part of the practice
good enough TO win tomorrow Bass
wrenched a weak knee but the injury will
do nothing more Than lay him off for today.
The Princeton coaches have put The fin
lshlnS touches on the team. No hard work
VIII be- done. The scrub team has gone out
of training. and no more work will be done
by them this season. Yesterday the entire
set ot backs were given an hours work in
quick starting. signal work. and in perfect
ing tricks. The same kind of practice was
gone through with by the entire team.
Capt. Lea has finally decided to fill the
LEFT end position. BY so doing he will be
less apt to receive any further injury to his
shoulder. Lea viii undoubtedly be able TO
break up Interference, but many doubt
his ability TO do the tacklng which an end
rush is sure to have in as big a game as
tie one tomorrow.
The Harvard Varsity took light prac-
ticc yesterday, simply going through the
signals for about one hour. and then took
a hard run. At ten minutes past six the
men left Harvard Square FOR Auburndalc.
They Will stay at the Woodland Park Hotel
lt Auburndale, until after the Pennsyl-
ania game. The following meh were taken:
c. Brewer, Cabot, Wrightington, n. Shaw.
I.I, IA
III, Hayes, Rice, Moulton, Borden, Bcale
lamlin, Doucette, Gould, Brown. Dunlop.
not even the coachers know yet who Will
llay right tackle. Donald and Haughton
ire both improving fast, and II is even
low possible that one Of them may play
II the game. If neither one is i'll condi-
ion Gould win be the man.
The University of nsyIv;inia boys have
inisled their practice work. The greater
Iart of the work has been done under the
are of Trainer Woodruff. He explained To
he mcn minutcly tie expected plays of Har
ard, aud they were reearsed by them at
ength All the work was done with new
,aIls.
The injured men are improving EX-
apt. X uipe is helping to train the boys, and
living them many hints. Yesterday after
loon the men were divided into two teams,
It 2:30 consisted of cold mutton, beef, hot
'aked sweet potatoes, white bread aud tea.
The men ate dinner at 6, and the evening
vas spent in the hotel over billiards. bowl |
NJ and pool The men say but little of their |
hances, but the greatest confidence Is |
~ nifest that they will win from Harvard. |
Coach Woodruff says that. barring acci- |
ents, the eleven that will go on the field |
riit be the best that Penn sylvania has put /
lmost certainly play. Young Dickson's leg |
almost well and he will be put in the line |
he hcdsappointments. Observation-Disclosures if atall, |
re a limiting that some of the old men are |
OF showing up as well as could be ex- |
ected.
About this time each year "A wall comes |
-om New Haven to the effect that the foot
all team representing Yale is composed
ntirely of lot of consumptive cripples.
-ho will try tn drag themselves to New
ork and play the Tigers. But really they |
ardly expect to make any kind of a show
lg, because they ought, as n matter of
lct, all TO he in hospital. instead of play
lg football with a lot of husky young fel-
ws like the Tigers.
Last year the same doleful story came
oating on the November winds from New
Iaven. and then the Yale hospital brigade
Il |
not. therefore, surprising that people are
rifle incredulous as to the present helpless
ondition of Old Eli. As a matter of fact,
here are two men on the injured list, and
9th of them will play. Thorne has a
vrenched knee and Jerrems' ankle is weak.
9th men played against Orange. and when
ley retired in the second half they pranced
bout the side lines.
At Princeton Lea is in a bad way with a
,rn ligament, and if he plays, he will not
st long. The other players in both teams
ill give correct limitations of strong men
.eling well.
The average weight of the Princeton
am is 20 pounds and that of Yale three
Dunds less. The Princeton team average
years and months and Yale 20 years
nd 8 months. The average Yale fnans
,wers six feet One-third inch, and the av-
rage Princeton man five feet nine
lches.
The following clipping from Philadel.
Tia paper is one of the jingles that the |
uaker City rooters will entertain the |
owd with at the Harvard p pennsylvania |
lme:
Air:-"Hoochie-Ko Kootchle."
What funny feeling,
Harvard now is squealing.
Pennsy's tricks revealing
We are just the stuff,
/ tell you this is rough,
The Crimson's had enough.
Watch the football roll,
ntrr R,r, Il, r.