The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-20
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
POINTS ON THE GAME AT NEW
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 Summary of the Two Teams work-A Successful Paper Chase-Inspectors at Yale-Princeton Game--First Round of Golf Tournament Other Items,
 The Yale News yesterday had the fol- lowing to say concerning the big game tomorrow:
 "The game on Saturday promises to be one of the most interesting and closely contested contests between Yale and Princeton. The work of the Prince ton team throughout the season has been of a very consistent character Since beginning the season the coachers have been developing a kicking game and have spent even more time in per fecting the defense against a running game. The efforts of the Princeton team will probably be directed toward preventing scoring by a running game, and they will trust to score either by a goal from the field or by touchdown In goalkicking and bunting the Prince ton team is in advance of the average Yale or Princeton team. The Yale ad- visers have appreciated this fact and have directed their efforts In measure to paly a defensive game against a kicking offensive. Aside from this the development has been the same as in former years, trying to maintain an equality between a defensive and of fensive running game.
 'The records of the teams this fall show that Princeton has the best of the kicking game and there is no req son to believe that she will not main- tain it on Saturday, In the line the ' two teams are almost evenly matched. The Princeton backs are considerably stronger than Yale's because they have all Had at least two years experience, while Yale's backs are all new men"
 A SUCCESSFUL PAPER CHASE.
 A paper chase, which took place Wednesday proved very successful, a large number of men taking part. It was started in the vicinity of West Rock and finished with a run down Prospect street to the campus. The distance was between six and seven miles and this was covered by the hounds in forty minutes. c. K. Palmer '99S., M S. Fearey '9S, M. Scudder '99, were the first to finish in the order named The following also came in within twelve minutes of the hares: A. S. Mann '99, B. J. Teasdale '97, c. B. Spitzer '99 N. B. Beecher '98, s. M. Buckingham '99, G. D. Smith '97, E. S.. Bracket '97, J. E. Ridgeway, jr., '9SS., W. D. Makepeace '97, w. l.. Ehrichs '99s.
 INSPECTORS AT THE GAME.
 The following men have been ap- pointed inspectors for the Yale-Prince- ton game Saturday, J. EWell '97, Fitz- gerald '97, Yoemans '97, Resor '97 Ware '97, Cayler '97, Vibert '97, Todd '97, Rowe '97, Studinski '97, Makepeace '97, Kitchel '97, Thaxter '97, Teasedale '97, Balmer '97, and Hitchcock '97S.
 CHESS TOURNAMENT
  the chess tournament are as follows:
 Section I-Arvine '97 L. S., won 61a, lost 11s; Lehlbach '9S won 5, lost 8; B. Gage '9S, won 5, lost 8; Holt '99, default ed
 Section II-Cook 1900 won 51a. lost 21a; McCalmont '97S, won AZ, lost 31a i; Peters 1900, won 0, lost 8.
 Section III--Murdock '96S., won 8, lost 0; Robbins '99, avon 41a lost 31a; An drews 1900, won AZ, lost 31a; Cobb '97, won 3, lost 6; Bentley 1900, won 0, lost 8. Play in the final round will commence next week.
 GOLF CLUB TOURNAMENT.
 In the first round of the New Haven Golf club tournament w. E. F. Moore '97 beat E. H. Comstock '97 up and 5 to play; J. L Lineaweaver '97, beat H. R, Winthrop, jr., '9S, up and 4 to play; R. Terry. jr., '9S, beat L. M Will Hams '9s, up and 4 to play.
 AT THE FRESHMAN TRAINING
 TABLE
 S. B. Sutphin '99S was taken to the freshman training table yesterday morning. There are now seventeen men at the table. They are Wicks, Walton, Eddy, Marshall, Allen Slut phin, Mcbride, Mccormack, Hubbell, Schweeppe, Winter, Sullivan, Luce, Phillips, Corwin, Shattuck and Brind- ley.