The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20

dominant. the largest Princeton delegation not
The route to the field from tho Yale campus
VII oe IN the best possible condition ny inc limo
been dot"iied to % EEssenpS the IN g road as clean as pos.
STOLE until SUNDAY. The paving which was torn
p p bnn N a new switch at the corner oil m h9 PIX
cars now run To tho field for tho first time on q
double track, which will greatly facilitate street
for special duty along tho road nnd, at the field;
DctectlNcs viii be scattered through the crowd
TO prevent pickpockets from operating.
The scores OF the Yale Princeton games since
the present system of scoring was adopted, are
as follows:
~iss!-YSSiSS,. & rFinSetSn. Z.
1SS5-friuctiUn, q; Yale, q.
Iss9-,I2le, :; Princeton. 9.
lSss-Yale, 10; Princeton, 0.
lss0-prlnccton 10; Yale, ..
iSnl-Yale. los Princeton. o..
ls92-Iale, IL; Princeton. o.
lsa3-princeton q; Yale. o.
lsn9-xalc. Goi Princeton. 10.
1sH0-prnccton, -; Yale. u.
'uniinished.
1t will 10 sccn from the above that Yalo has
Won ten and Princeton four times since 1883.
ltls current gossip that lie Ssulles, tho Yale
quarter back who played such a wonderful
game nSairst Harvard, will be elected captain
ot the varsity team after tho season closes. II
Yale is beaten the undergraduates and coaches
viii undoubtedly say, Wait until next year
remark. Tho team. will lose the services OF
Rotsers and Chadwick on next graduation day.
PRINCETON will lose Cochran. Kelly. barnard.
and DioEcy. Baird will BIO the captain of tho
Tigers without q doubt.
The Tigers, did not get to town until about 8
HUI Hotel before entering their special car.
GGr"ninndd c MmS raj ais ssntion t at { 6h o'cI t5esh T IsaylsE wa sh a
largo crowd at the depot here to greet them, but
there was a disappointment when the hardy
Jersey players did not alight from their car. Ar
r~angcmcntsh had been made with the railroad
company, TO haze the ,cnr taken further along
toward Morris Cove. where quarters had been
fitted up for the members OF the team.
a large crowd of. Princeton students,
however, got oil tho train and soon made things
Lively with their cheering. Trainer McMasiors
stated 6h%t al OF his men we're in prime condi-
s s~tpsri n;'f from me o gsGit h'S wns r wmU mas nI 70 oes en-
himself again and tit TO play his best game.
Holt. left tackle. who has had a bad cold, was
also in good shape and ready tc give Chamber
king Kelly. tho star half back. will begin
the game, and stay In it as long as his rather
poor trim will permit. All OF the other men are
in the very, pink Of condition. SO McAIasters
says, and will put up the fastest kind of football
FROM tho start. A corps OF cooks, trainers, rub
hers, ana servants came here early this morn
ing, and when the Tigers arrived at Morris
Cove everything was in applc-pie order. Tho
men went to bed almost Immediately, although
several of them were, hungry. The coaches,
headed by Alexander MotTatt, said that no food
would DO placed within reach OF the players be-
fore tomorrow morning.. The men, without cx-
ceptlon, were sure OF winning. and were specu-
latin@ on the score when lights were put out for
the night.
III HOttl toTIluuE5 NCTG llltu Win COIIpH0
NOR, by . o'clock tonight, and everybody talked
football. Ray Tompkins. Foster SANFORD, Frank
b%tiHEyor Rob c 1"Sn c nnt'T Roiiger rhe and tli mSSy
other noted Yale men were surrounded in the
New liHyCn House and asked for information.
Several Central Office detectives from New
\ ork were in the crowd looking for the light
fingered gentry
over at the Tontinc the Princeton grads"
HHG %ShOutcrs COngregatcd and talked over old
times. As each veteran arrived he was received
wIIh open arms. The PRINCETON Cleo Club gave
a concert i'll the Hyperion Theatre tonight, and
there was plenty OF enthusiasm.
II was showing steadily ut 8 o'clock tonight.
and an untavorah!c day tomorrow may be cX-
pcricncod by the devoted followers of the rival
eicvcns; They viii meet and settle their differ
cnces, however, whether it rains, SHOWS, or
shines.
PRINCETON, Nov. l9.-Princeton's team. with
this afternoon for New Haven to do battle with
Yale for championship honors. A crowd OF
depot to give the boys 4 GOOD %send-otf. and when
the Train pulled out the students, checred until
ths isI TO- car tEc b jn d pass.1 az fhs sight SInra aEog wSle the ne
excellent spirits, ana appeared to be in fino con-
dition. Night, signal practice of only, fifteen
minutes was held this morning on the varsity
field. The team was made up the same as
it viii VIII ii line up to to.mIG }! with the Gn,
slight cold. Baird was at quarter back. and
g,entt the men through tho plays with L good
deal OF spirit. He is IN good condition after tho
rest he has enjoyed this week, and Trainer Me-
Masters says that he will last the entire game.
In a short drill on Kicking goals from the Held
on the l0-yard line he missed only two out OF
| ali elliiI The J bsn,ir as niy we IiI as 0 the e' arop p t,rRin TO f io
| the game Tomorrow, ANA will go back TO catch
pnnls with Wheeler when Mcbride kicks.
heIlys shoulder was much better this morn
: ing. and with his vacation to-day and tomorrow
morning he ought to b. in pretty good shape .or
the big game. He will start in the game mt
right half back. with Barnard at left. Reiter
nnd. Ayres and Latthropo. and Crane were tried
top form. II Wheeler is forced TO leave tic
game at fun back, .Ayres or Crane will be sahsti-
The plays were executed quickly and win not
the slightest evidence of iumbling. Several
trick plays were gone through, and Capt. Coch-
ran Hai Il IcW new formations up his sleeve by
! the Tigers are hard pressed.
Immediately after the praeiice. the men were
bundled in sweaters and sent twice around tho
! track. after which u thorough rundown in the
varsity house WAS INDUCED in. The men then
luafcI around the clubhouse until lunch time.
wEcn they dressed for tic trip. Trainer Nc
Masters was in a happy mood as 10 watched tho
food disappear. lie believes that his men arc in
the best possible condition and confidently cx-
poets 10 be ablc TO place another souvenir cham
pi~OnsLip football on the bunch that already
danslcs from his watch chain. Capt. Cochran
gavc oGt tho following lineup for to-morrow's
game:
LIT end. Craig; left tackle, Holt left guard.
Crowds; centre. Booth; right guard. Edwards; right
BAIRD; left half hack, Barnard; right half back, Kelly;
full back, Wheeler.
Tho Princeton Varsity football team, substi.
tuto3. coachcrs. ruhbcrs, and Trainer McMas-
t'i7 - W ~ III icHnHNlNallh ibhllTOlu de-
pot, Jersey City, yesterday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock, Tho party came 10 this city by the way
OF the Cortland Street Ferry and journeyed TO
the Murray Hill Hotel for dinner. In the even
ing the Tigers left for Now Haven. They will
make the PcGuot House at Morris Cove their
headquarters. With tho possible exception OF
king" Kelly the team is in excellent trim.
Kelly a injured shoulder seemed TO bother him
considerably on the way to the hotel.
Trap Shooting.
Most OF the trap shooting organizations in the
Greater New York stop their regular trap shoot In
November on account OF the open game season; not
so the Jeanette Gun Club, whose members met at
the Gutenberg race track yesterday to the number OF
sixteen, withstanding the fact that a good many
were out in the field. willie the majority OF those
prrsrnt rlihnr intended To- 20 or had been on nmtInrs