New-York tribune., 1896-11-23
AFTER THE BIG GAME.
.,,vcEroN BAsKING IN THE SUNSHINE
Of VICTORY.

,,v NIGHTS CELEBRATION NOT
Az oBsrREPERors ONE
or,v two Of the members OF the loo'oa, Teams
Only Manhattan Field Saturday left the
'n'' .a..eraav. The Princeton players with their
Ct" were still at the Murray Hill Hotel re-
c'aI-o tho congra tulations Of their friends The
ce'V'"S 49,, 80, i,in in the celebration that took
pa, ,he streets Of the Tenderioin and in the
p1.-os saturday night. Most of them remained
hotel and all were in bed soon after mid
N ''' .. oo,,rsa they broke training and cee-
nis"' oor,ain extent but they left most ~
w ovrhe-ant sort Of JOY to their fellow-gradu-
Inv nno were ably assisted by the hundreds of
az ,,or Who were college men" for the oc-
casion only.
rhe members OF the team were juhilant yester-
,.ae ~ he expected and their faces wore
Us az day as they heard people tell them
.,,+ good players they were
,,s,ronr the big guard. said to reporter:
ox,ected 10 win ard we were not at al sur
- q, the result. although the size of the score
.,r,eyvhat unexpected Yale scored her only
.",ohaorn and goal by good playing. 1t was not
sn,,a i, anv sense of the word and Yale de-
"a rhar she got. The nature Of Princetohs
...orca for Baird. when he was about to punt
..on+-.,ed her players on one side. and her
.,o,s,ts came through easily on the other side
~. took quick advantage Of this opportunity
poss es,ecially was very speedy in the way
..uored the bali after il bounded off Of Chad
..,, T. was clever work and deserves credit
n.s for the election OF captain. little thought
..or,,on has vet been given to the subject
W. shall probahlv not elect a captain for some
.o,ocore Cochran will he in college another
- ord will thus be eligible to reelection. and
,osure II is likely that he will be chosen 10
en- .bs postion another year. but cannot speak
.os,ivelv as 70 that"
The team will leave New-York for Princeton to-
dov m the Jersey Central railroad at 11:3b
o'clock Many Of the undergraduates took late
train for Princeton Saturday night. bat many
others were too anxious to join in the nights fun
and took the consequent penalties in the way Of
forfeited leaves of absence in order TO do So
PLAYERS TO BE GRADUATED
OF this years winning team four Of the regular
nlavers will he graduated next June. They are
Galley the big centre. who had so much fun with
Chamberlain Saturday: Brokaw. left end;
Church. one Of the best tackles Princeton ever
had and Smith. whose work al quarterback
elected so much admiration. Thompson. Rosen-
earten and Poe substitutes. will also he gradu-
ated with '97
Yale is still worse off in this respect She will lose
six Of the players who lined up against the Tigers
on Saturday They are Fincke. the quarteroack'
Captain Murphy Hinkey fullback; Chadwick
guard: Chamberlain. the center and Bass left
end.
Most Of the losing team still remained al the
Plaza yesterday. Only Van Every and Hinkey
went away yesterday morning Heffelhnger.
the famous guard, left.the city Saturday night
TO hide his grief In far cline. but all the
other coaches remain 4 TO administer comfort
Captain Murphy's injury was not serious. His
shoulder will not be Of much use 10 him for
some time but he will feel no permanent effects
from his rough usage
The eleven and their friends who dropped into
the hotel 10 discuss the defeat a blue
looking lot There seemed TO them no Balm In
Gilead Josh Hartwell said to a Tribune re-
porter: THE team is all right. OF course. they
are BIT depressed but can't expect TO win
every time. We deserved to lose this time. We
were fairly outplayed The game was won on
It's merits"
The Yale captain Of '97 has not yet been
chosen. and II is likely that the selection Will
not take place for some weeks. There is as yet
no talk of the possible successor 10 Murphy's
position The team will return 10 New-Haven
some time this morning.
THE CELEBRATION.
Some funny Incidents we're seen Saturday
evening Along late in the evening little band
Of the Salvation Army took up stand near
Thirty -third-st and soon their call was an
twered by a group Of registering college boys
They gathered around the outer circle or the
group that had gathered. and soon the CRY was
heard that was heard so many times during the
night
"P-r-i-n-c-e-t-o-n This W-a-y',i,,"
This was taken up again and again. ana wnen
the answering crowd gathered the call was re-
peated: -
meeting for Yale.,''
At Hammersten's several scenes that caused
much merriment were witnessed. Downstairs
IN the vaudeville side OF the house. before the
ball on the roof had been started. two women
found their way into the place. They were noth
handsomely dressed and were fLll OF ehlhu-
sasnl. II nothing else. They did not seem 70 he
able 10 keep still in their seats, put every IL"
moments would get UP and one would wave
Princeton flag and the other would cheer lus-
ty. and the crowd would take II up. Ine at
tention Of some Princeton students in DoX
Immediately above them was attracted. ana
the boys invited the women TO come up 10 the
box. They cried back
Come down and get U.s.
One big fellow. a tawny- headed atnlete
swung out over the rail Of the box and dropped
lightly into the aisle where the seats OF the
This feat was greeted with howis
OF delight by the audience. Then. taking a Wom-
an on each arm. he started up the aisle and was