The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-23
THE COLLEGE SCR|MMAGERS
Will Meet on the Gridir0n Field
Today
PRINCETON VS.. HARVARD
Tie PeursyIvanlans Have the Call in
Betting
In the Game With Yale That Team Is
the Favorite but at Very
Slight Odds
Press Special Wire

Associated Preas Special Wire
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 22.-Excite-
ment runs high at Harvard on the eve of
the great struSsle with Pennsylvania to-
morrow. 1t would be hard to ind Har-
ward man who predicts bis college to be
the winner. but they all see CLEAN OF
hope and are reauy to see the favorites
defeated. Harvard will take up all the
short ends of 2 to in the betting. They
were too badly beaten in the Princeton
game to look at anything less than to
and many are holding off in expectancy
of obtaining to IN the morning. To-
night it is learned that Malcolm Melon
aid will be unable to play left tackle and
Ally Gould will take his place.
ALI the officials of the game have been
decided upon as follows:
Refe1ae-Pratt of Amherst.
I'm pires- Kenny of Leland Stanford
and Bliss of Yale.
The teams will line up in the follow
ing order, names Of Harvard men preced-
ing: Left end, cabot, Boyle; left tackle,
Rice, Wagonhurst; left guard, Holt.
Woodruff; cehter. +. Shaw, Bull; right
guard, J. N. Shaw, Wharton; rig ut
t. ckle, Gould, Farrar; right emo: Newell.
Dickson; quarter back. Beals, Williams;
IISub nan DtCk, 3hinuS,
lett half back. G. Brewer, Gilbert; full
back, Dunlop, Brook.
NEW YOKh, Nov. 22.-Premonitory
symptoms of the Watermelon football
game are breaking out all over the city
today in the filling up OF the hotels with
parties of loudly clad collegians from all
the institutions of learning within 500
miles and tie UPTON of colors of the
two contesting colleges in all the shop
windows.
The demand for tickets has been greater
than ever before. Between 10, 900 and
is, 600 people applied for tickets year
ago and two years ago and 20. 900 more
are after them this year. Every seat was
sold long ago and even admission tickets
bought tickets for Dead Head hill and
hundreds have signiied their intention
of going to the viaduct early in the day
that they NAV securs positions from
which to obtain good vlaw OF the game.
The Yale team arrived in town at 10
o'clock in charge OF Trainer Mike Murphy
and went to the Plaza hotel.
At tomorrow's game Elv may be SUBJ
stituted for Finicks as quarter back; Nc
Farlane as center and Lection as full
back; Ham mond and Sheldon may also
bs substituted. Trainer Murphy says all
his men are in good shape.
DR.. Joseph Hsrtwell of the Yale guard
be an even thing, with chances slightly
in favor OF Yale victory.
In the early part of the evening the
betting was slightly in favor OF Yale,
some bsts being made at odds Of 10 to I.
Later there was rally in favor oil
Princeton and sens bets at even money
were offert and taken.
The officials tor tomorrow's game will
be Paul Dashiel of Lehigh, umpire; Nc.
| Chung OF Lehiph, referee; Coyne OF Am
herst and Garfield of Williams, iinesm en-.
The probable line up Will be as folio ws,
Yale men nameo first: Left end, Bass,
Lea, captain: left tackle, Rogers Church
left guard, Chadwick. Rugs. center, II.
P. Cross. Galley; right guard. W. r..
Cross, Rhodes; right tackle. Murphy,
Tyler; right end Hinokey. Corhra !;
quarter back, Finicke, Suffer; left hall
back, Dewitt, Rosengarten; right hall
back, Torne, captain, Armstrong; full
back, Jerrems, Baird.