The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-21

Her Coaches Coahdent Their Men VIII
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NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. -o.-Oycr
300 students and friends assembled ON
Yale ncid YESTERDAY afternoon 10 see tne
VARSITY eleven hold it's uuA brdcilDc lDi
the big game OF saturday. Inc practice
though hard. was NOT as good aa prev lyua
days. All the men played on their regular
positions, uhin5 up aAalNal s,t"D
eleven tor about tllIty-hye minutes play.
Joseph HartWcll Was ln clar-e ol luc
Varsity and eN-Captaiu IAorne coached
tho second eleven, and when the SCRUB
landed the hall on Varsity s. Vineyard line
Il0!uc was so anxious 10 push tuc bail
through the goal that be jumped mo the
play. but Hartwcu quickly COllalcd MIN
ment OF the OnloOhtrs.
Hlnkey was given only about ten
minutes Practice, being relieved 10y
Chauncey. and at the latter part of the
game Mcfarland and Mills were suDau-
tuted for Chadwick and Hiuc. line
scored for Two tCuch-dOWns Tor VARSITY
by good plunses through centre while
BENJAMIN made a good Roadway around
the end. Trainer Fitzpatrick said tonight
that he never saw collection al alhleles
i'm better condition Tor a contest the only
exception being Hlukcy, Wnt las not INIiy
recovered from am attack of tOnsAu-,
and Gilmore the second substitute ai ndlL
back, who is suffering VITA O. twisted
The collection Of coachors. which in-
cludes Josh HdrtWel, ta} lonphlle'
Wallace Terry. Hcnelnuger, Vance Sic
COImlck and several others. decline 10
talk about the result. but they show ny
their manner or handling 'nc Llcn lnal
they have the utmost confidence.
The Unprecedented demand Tor tickets
has caused many appointments, as
there are nearly two hundred under
graduates as Wei as several members ot
the faculty. who are unpioflR.h loii ana
the apUOrtl0ument 90 the players na, also
been reduced. New York men have been
in the city oncrns $40 ana 81 bonus
something never before neafd OF, put tne
manage mcnt has yet o. discover tuc INST
case o. student di-posing of his ticket
The tam Will leave here tomorrow ar
ternOOu ON special dlaWlnS-ioom oAl'
The regular eleven. nttecn substitutes
kcene IltZpatICk. the trainer, ana ID
corps of half dozen runDcls VIII be
taken by the management ana eight
COachcrs.
Light Work al Princeton.
PRINCETON. n. j. Nov. 1.-The
Coachors gave the Tigers hshL WoiA yes
tordav. ANA the undcreraduat were per-
mittcd d. watch the practice during the
first bali, after which spectators Wet
excluded and playing Nds toHNNN'N iii
secret. Tho fJ"tl That the Il,.it nD". h
this afternoon was very SATISFACTORY ID
the coal hDs and uLdcrerluut-s alike. Inc
men worked well together aun played
with speed and energy. interference was
very strong and team WorN perfect. lDe
Varsity scored three tOucl-doMusi mace
by Barnard and Wheeler.
Most of the time was spent IN prac-
ticing signals. so that the injured men
might have liaht work. Little kicking
was done. The Varsity advanced the ball
hv rushing. using straight football 10 the
exclusion of tricks Elctcr and Cochran
were out for the first time tlis week.
Both VIII be in good shape Tor the game.
DR.. Bergen. the team ply icidn, pro-
nounced AN the players in prime condi-
ton. There IS little Yale money in town.
Yale asks odds, which Princeton men de-
cline % give. The players VIII leave
Princeton on Friday afternoon Tor New
York.
M1Clung. Of Yale. has been chosen by
Princeton AS referee. but lnesman has
not vet been found. The lineup against
Yale Will be. Brokaw. iett end Church,
tarklo. crowds. guard. Galley centre.
Armstrong. right guard; Hillebrand,
tackle. Cochran end. Smith. quarter.
Barnard. left half back Kelly, right half
back, and Baird, full back.