New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
PRINCETON MEN JrRlLANI'
Az ENCOURAGING REPORT RECEIVED From NJ"
WESTERVFIT.

~ rxcorRAGING REPORT RECEIVED FROM MN
wEsTERvEIr.
The Princeton Club Of New-fork h''r ..'..s -
roAe,ing Of the season In the baHroo'n az
last night The occasion was pecu'"'" ''S
80 ,,e members were in good spirits over 'l' ~
.. .. .o-,norrow's game with Yale. ana me p'''i
s,oechos made were given IN happy N''n' ,'' W '
MAS decorated with Princeton hahn''9' '
,oa,s-of-arrns large picture or me UNIV ''''
80, .,d drawings Of the new buildings 10 he p"t
-, The gallery adorned WIN '"' ',
e,rined tiger whose Jaws anu h''" w. "
motion during the evening III, 80
John L. Cadwallader. president OF "' ''r"' 49,,
cunjed the chair and eNpf"SS'p "H " ,,,,
alcc,ion I'm tcrsc and wel-choseh "''uS' "
,,,,oo "a enoke for the committee on frlnc'ion
.I,.,,,ol His address witty ana grace
-, d ,.,s n,,nc,ur.d by frequent Laughter ana APP
,,.uee He expressed the unaniin'"S i''""e "
those present when he SAID that 'la''"S '
~ those who had helped TO make '''' c''
q success President Patton anu ', ,,,, ,h...
aoong others and 1t afterward vo''i 'na' '''',
rLs he nut In the form Of a RESOLUTION anu
brought before the clu'' - .. ,ho ro
n,, f.,ur. of the evening. however was the re-
nor, NJ the Committee on Athletics pfeS'"''" "'
rarnes Westervelt 81, which gave an ehcourafms
account Of the Princeton teams co"u'''o"
report was In part as foilo"S' .,od
a, the opcning Of the season an uhExpeIdtun ana
weakness found In he cem,rtr ct % did NOT return
10 IN, ,,n new men had to be developed 10 III ,nc
.rei,one Early practice games ,.,..I-
rnakuess in this respect Armstrong w w Nrl %
loii ""oadiv however and has now Drcoh" a T.
phie man Although rather heht i"r h "a ccss Sa; rv
g. c,ick and strong ana Ioss'sss" 49, ~, NV rnsncc,s 4
dash and spirit. Crowds IS IN a,her S1' slow man
rii fle and He has been rather n aio ~ ,,di,'
Nrn,nfore but In the last rev "'.h' @ na' ,iay IN
norOa n,ishing and aggressive Al or, or i' ,ii IL
" "iorneU game he held fve men ,' IN p'' cane
sHs swoop Daily is PLAYING his od Te%Gs he'er em an
tan lac, wear His faults are end'nus 80 ~ n n
IN ,iav and a habit OF using ms ha'us nI . s a
,si siuo Lbs 10 Hillebrand. the other , 90 ,c
be nnean and therefore inexperienced bu, Is ac-
freshildd'' I. .cgressive and follows the ball wen a
t.' @ fr he ends RrOkaw % notc1 mos io' III,
- ,,D.s r In getting down the neId, anu kVo'
t. ,he opcn. He docs not Set my "a
,rsnne we'll Cochrans playing haS pe n h roIi~d on
~ Via nosl,ion In the line put ne ca" swim is on .
by M Do pa ,pork a. long he lasts Sin'th - o
70 a. Gcst quarters princeton nis na, .'i,S the
oI,,iv u 1 AZ interference ana Iunna"s ~, h,cks
baIl barnard and KEY are arr ens 'ooerber The for
H paH oil nrobaby start the game ,ose.nS' n rmnnng
ana WIZ ~ ,n Going around the me ana IN iHIi'r t.
ner eHcels " ne latter In line buckng ana
~ " lnscioly in tack.ing In the op'.'
,rnnrnved decidedly over last year, Pun rba .eam has
~cLfv and drop-kicks better ne lam ' y
nlof' pv 'cbance of success because OF tiie "eai
d. rood substitutes. the agefessln, ,bsn ,nnrovc-
OF ,es so ho,h the lire and the bicks, he as.p ~
n,enf in handling kicks ana w Iry men differ
mn. hIs11,r.t,n % when treats beefy ana WHY nv" ~
w, ves,erve,t added he had heard tna' me'"D''
sock Exchange had just received a 'e'esia"'
% - nv Uar,well Of Yale In "hicn en- u .ne & .at'o, ,h
from "a. the condition OF the fae teaIa t,h ~
s'a,.e ~ had ever known. ana tha' nc '""7" WV
chances about eNeiah into the room after the meet
Tables WI VIZ ,nambers sat down to a ignt supper.
ing. anu eiiino the room with smoke anu SIh
incneH angs which Princeton men nave ''''N ~
OF oin,a,e one With their college DAYS