The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-16

W hOlNof IA ttuHbNlNHnlA1 line ought TN mil
lily the efforts Of thoICrimson backs. In kick.
ing, Minds should outclass Hnuehton. az we'll IA
In both running and t%ackling. bib6ice and Par,
half back. while tho quarter backs arc about
equal, although tho Ponnsylyanian may DO able
Moulton,. though scored for alleged inferior work
against Yale. should come pretty eli Sc To oouai.
Marvard's tackles, Swain and Mills. NAV;
prove equal to the task OF handling Outland and
Goodman 10 DIN RorvG Inc %,, clash lash, between Hsryard,,s
cracks, McCrackcn and Hare, should be inter.
ssting, as the former two players are heavier,
tire is booked for an interesting time with Dou-
cette. Pennsylvania will undoubtedly use more
guards back Interference" being on The siate.
It looks like q close game, with chances in favor
Of Pennsylvania.
PRINCETON, Nov. 15.-The Tigers started In
the last week Of practice this afternoon with a
who saw the Yalo.Harvard game on Saturday
Players pEyS FSf macy ha So{ had MfO as to 1%4 9sis's team inf so ihS
weak this year, and the men now realize that on
than tSsn f they have t Done % so Far 0t tSis t Season s%% IN o erdsr
to defeat Yale on her own grounds. Tho scrub
to-day was strengthensd by Coach Ballet. who
lined up against Edwards, and Johnny and Nat
Poe. who played left half back and full back re-
styles of play as Yale did against Harvard, but
as the second eleven were unused to tho new
formations which S,H they had p ia%Si cd s se G + M
the baseball cage before tho game, Yaie's plays
were smashGd rather easily; The varsity
n mass p piass e on ihG ssruS Ss t tasf %iadS We're Hsl very T et9
ieSs1Ss;d u naif%!'l ths t III gy1 nats'i S"iyes. t 8aira
kicked all OF the goals. and also showed q marked
ihm Imp ZEN nid in his RgtInti aa: that s too, with a vet !
feeling of confidence among Princeton's under
grsdpates by lifting two beautiful goals from The
other from the 40 yard line. The backs showed
a q tendency nc to ut, start t,s slowly, and there were a
to tho slippery condition Of the ball, but, with
these executions. the practice, was all that could
S be desired R:r,d Booth hu l1,{Ssd a hard game
hdRs,; sy his own efforts. Hickey was
pp q fine Eamo at right guard, clearly %outplay:
ing Riggs; In the second half he caught tho ball
Snt t fist klf i6.ar,s Sna ran IS segv E. anyanS y yqEds ;, with d.h
only three yards from the scrubs goal fine.
Kelly was not in the game and there is some
Unless he Is in perfect form he will not be al.
Capt. Cochran's command it would be poor policy |
TO put an injured man into the game. Kelly
Ri%Ss year rs h Tsr viii hnf BE elis sG }Rlay' H as sais Is L tho
of the 90 eleven. was In the field to-day |
and will stay for the rest Of the season to coach
Holt at left tackle.
New BRUNswIGK, NOV. 15.-The football play
from the Carlisle Training School. together
yersity il New York on satuTdsy; we're passen-
which arrived in this city shortly before Z
o,clock this morning. The train left Now York
r. train mon; On the 4; M sc;h saa IT. i! Fb the fo s,G%fit p a9s,e %sss
rear Of the train: Near The station at
car pulled out, and after a delay tho car was
pushed on a siding and left there. The train
the best way they could. fThcy spent
went on in the 7:22 o'clock train this morning,
all highly indignant at the way they had been
Their manager complained that
q parlor coach, .he and tho players were
not only compelled to wait seven hours,
eft the t trip in ma" an e, ord m n d sSe co srfate DuF Piars
The brief stay, Of the Indians in town they at.
traoted q good deal of attention., and from early
by curious people. The Rutgers College students
were arranging to entertain the players when
left
The defeat Of Trinity School at the hands of
OF the New York interschoiastic A. A.
series last Saturday. is tine talk in
the exception Of last year, when they for.
cited all their games owing to some misunder-
' 's the Berkeley School team has carried
. .ery than hsp0 this g ge%r. n TSs tea nor was a t The
Is pluck and endurance far ~outclass that OF any.
More than usual interest is now being mani:
Brooklyn High School, winners Of y the Long
Long Island interscholastic series. for the inter.
'ity championship. which is likely to be ar.
,rs in exeeiien. condition, While the, BERKELEY
their full back and mainstay Of
he team On will be unable to play: This will
f poiser some ,hn ,o changes eisb in d BssTraeis Gyyh m makeup;
At full back, while cCabe. a substitute player,
will go to right tackle. Both players are a little
receive careful coaching from Coach smith and
Capt; A. Boyesen, and it is expected that no
Will be In hrst-class condition for %punting.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 15.-Yale's eleven. inspired
With, a new lease of life by its gallant struggle at
series Of tricks today. The Signals were com
pletely, shifted before the afternoon drill. and
ready to work on improved lines. New plays
have been thought out by the coachers, and tho
Yale men will go up against Princeton feeling
Saturday. The practice this afternoon was open,
only a small crowd saw the drill: Rain
and scrubs did not line up. but tried their
new plays in dummy practice. They were
Tomorrow It is probable that some Of their new
players will be tried against the second team.
Until ThuTsdHy the practice is expected to be
Tigers; kilograms asking for seats for tho
Princeton game are pouring in. Tickets. based
On the applications that closed last week, will
De given out tomorrow. There will be a few
'eats placed on sale tomorrow morning, after
he application tickets have been distributed,
the demand for seats has been so heavy that
many will be disappointed. A line began forming
ate tonight for the sale of tickets tomorrow,
md, although none Of the picturesque scenes
hat, attended the sale Eof the tickets in
Jamoridge are expected, there will prob
,6ly be a long line waiting tomorrow morn
8 little doubt that tickets will bring a premium
letore the game. but the Yale management have :
Kept, nearly all out of the hands of spectators,
md It is felt that the best disposition possible
AS been made of the tickets. AS usual the APP
possible policy under the circumstances.
Many. OF the guests. who will remain here
after the game, have arrived. Some came
up to the Harvard game and returning last
light. Others arrived to-day, and still moro
VIII be on hand tomorrow and Wednesday, In
'everal or the hotels all the rooms have been en-
ragged IN advance, and In some OF them rates
rave been increased because of the big demand
or accommodations. The increase has not.
however. Affected tho leadipu hntela ~ tha citn'