Evening star., 1896-11-17
raight.
Records of the Teams.

straight.
Records of the Teams.
Princeton's first game this year was with
Rutgers and she won by q score OF Ii to U.
The second game was with Lehigh and
again the orange and black was on top by
a score of 16 to o. The third game was
with the Carlisle Indians. and that team
gave the Princeton rushers q scare by
scoring q touchdown in three minutes, be-
ing the only team to score against Prince
ton this year. The Indians were defeated,
however. by a score OF % to O. West
Point was defeated, 16 to o. while the Uni
verSity Of Virginia was completely showed
under by score of 4S to D. Princeton's
highest score during the season. Penn
sylvania State College was defeated - to
o. and then CornelPs seemingly hard team
The last game was with Harvard. and the
oriole colcrs won, IL to o. In all Prince
ton has played ten games.
Yale's team does not show the record
that Princeon's eleven does. Four teams
have scored against the blue. while nearly
every one Is Of the opinion that the Car
Isle Indians should have tied the score
but for he palpably wrong decision of
Referee Hickok. The first game was with
Trinity, and Yale defeated that college. U
to o. Amherst was defeated. II to U; Brown,
twice. IL to and 1S to u; the Orange Ath-
letic Club. IL to O. and Dartmouth, AZ to U.
the largest score for Yale OF the season. @
Is: Carlisle Indians, 8: Yale. II: Elizaosth
Athletic Club, 6; Yale. II: West Poiat, 2;
Yale, 10; Boston Athletic Association. y;
blue were the Carlisle Indians, Brown.
Elizabeth Athletic Club and West Point.
Yale played in all twelve games.
In summarizing the records of the two
teams this year 1t will be seen that Prince
ton goes ahead Of Yale in every particular.
Princeton has made 276 points to Yale 8
1876. although the latter team has played
two more games than the orange and black.
Princeton has been scored against once for
q total of points. while Yale has been
scored against four times for a total of %
points. Princeton has 45 touch-downs, Yale
81; Princeton has a3 goals from touch
downs, Yale "a; Princeton has made five
goals from the field while Yale has made
none: and the blue was forced to make a
safety. From touch-downs Baird has kick
ed % goals, to Hinkey's Ii. and Wheeler II
to Chauncey's Z. Baird kicked all of the
goals from the field for Princeton n
The Two Teams. .
The teams will be made. up from the fol-
lowing:
Yale-B. c. Chamberlain or J. 9. Mac
Farland. center; Lang Murray, left guard !:
Chas. Chadwick. right guard: Capt. F. T.
Murphy, right tackle; j. o. Rodgers. left
tackle: L. NJ Bass, left end: ]. ]. Hazen,
right end; Heni BENJAMIN. Ely, Mills. half
backs; Frucke or Ely, quarter back. and
Frucke or Hinkey. full back.
Princeton-R. r. Galley, center; E. G.
Cowdis, left guard: H. c. Armstrong, right
guard; A. r. T. Hildebrand, right tackle;
w. W. Church, left tackle: G. Cochran.
right end: H. c. Brokaw. left end; Kelley
and Barnard, half backs; F. L. Smith,
quarter back, and Baird. full back
Previous Contests.
The first game took place between Yale
and Princeton In 1915. Since then the two
teams have met every year until now the
game js looked upon as the greatest one of
the season. The game was formerly held
on Thanksgiving day. but owing to the
rumpus the students were in the habit Of
kicking up IT. the city after the contest the
game was scheduled for the Saturday be-
fore that holiday. and students are required
to be back at ,heir universities at stated
times.
Twenty-one games have been played be-
tween Yale and Princeton, and of these
Yale has won fourteen and Princeton six
one being tic game.
Yale won the first two games played, then
Princeton won three times. In 1881 neither
team scored The next three went to Yale,
ana aI IN @ lssS Princeton won by a close mar
GIN. Yale took the next three games.
Princeton won In 1899. Then Yale took
three more games. Princeton won in 1893
and Yale won in 1894 and 1895.
a fine day at least 5000 persons will see the
game at Manhattan Field from the stands
and side lines. and that as many more will
view It from the viaduct and Deadhead
dHi. IEe game Is managed by q commit
tee composed of members Of each of the
colleges and it looks after the sale of tick
cts among other details. The spectators
usually bunch themselves as adherents of
one of the teams or the other and tickets
are sold to the undergraduates of the col
ieges with that end in view. AS usual. ex-
ira stands will be built for the game, and
the grfdiron will be feno ed Off so that there
will be no chance for spectators to break In
upon and stop the contest
Preparation at New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, November II
Another of Yale's star Aggregation NJ Foo.
ball coachers has arrived in the nerson n,
Ray Tompkins, 'S4. of Elmira. N. v Mr.