The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-11-19
or rHINCEr0N TEAM.
Directions Concerning How to Get TO Yale
FIeld-Specinl Cars.

Field-Specini Cars.
The statistics of the Princeton eleven
follow:
Garrett Cochran '9S, captain, played
end on the Lawrenceville team three
years before entering Princeton, and
captained the team during his last year.
Since entering college he has played on
the university eleven at end and full
back. This is his second year as cap
tain. He is 81 years old, feet II inches
high and weighs 176 pounds.
A. Hillebrand 1900 prepared for
Princeton at Andover, where he played
guard on the team. He is now playing
right tackle on the university eleven
for the second year. He is 20 years old,
feet 10 inches high and weighs 1856
pounds.
w. Fl. Edwards 1900 played guard at
Lawrenceville for two years. Last year
he was substitute guard on the univer-
sity eleven. His home is Lisle, N. Y.
He is q years DID, feet Il inch high
and weighs 227 pounds.
w. G. Booth 1900 entered Princeton
from Andover. He did not play foot
ball when there, but last year was sub
stitute tackle and guard on the univer-
sity eleven. This year he will play CEN
ter rush. His home is Danbury, Conn.
He is 81 years old, feet high and
weighs 1872 pounds.
E. G. Crowds '99, left guard, prepar-
ed at Pennington seminary His home
is in Nova Scotia. This Is his second
year on the regular eleven, and he was
substitute center the season before He
Is 27 years old, weighs 225 pounds and
is feet Y inch high.
e. G. Holt 1900 played three years at
Andover, at center and right guard.
He then entered Harvard and played
guard on the Harvard university elev-
en- in the season Of '95. Last year he
played guard on the scrub, and is now
playing left tackle on the regular elev-
en-. He is % years old, 6 feet high and
weighs 200 pounds.
| S. G.. Creigh, P. G., played football
for a year at Tarkia, Mo, where he
resides, before he came to Princeton.
Last fall he played tackle on the scrub
and this year is playing end on the uni
versity eleven. He is % years old, 6
feet high and weighs 172 pounds.
John Baird '99, quarterback, prepar-
ed for college at st. Paurs school, and
played full-back on the university elev-
en- in his freshman and sophomore
years. This year, however, he has been
placed at quarterback. He is 20 years
old, feet 91a inches high and weighs
1856 pounds.
A W. Kelly '9S prepared at the Bar
nard school in New York city, where
he played half-back. He is q years old,
weighs 1858 pounds and is feet 91s inch
es high.
w. Fl. Barnard '9S, of Long Branch,
N. j., prepared at the Princeton Pre-
paratory school, where he played half
and full-back on the university team
since sophomore year. He is % years
old, weighs 100 pounds and Is feet 91A
| inches high.
i H. Wheeler 1900 entered from st.
Paul's school. He lives in Philadelphia
Last year he played half and full back
as,a substitute, but this year has taken
Baird's place at full-back. He is 20
years old, is feet high and weighs 17S
pounds
HI. r. Reiter, half-back, prepared at
Pennington seminary. This is his sec
ond year on the team. He is 5 feet 81
inches high, weighs 100 pounds and is
26 years old.
| DIRECTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
The gates of the Yale Field will be
open at u o'clock.
At noon special cars will leave from
Temple street and the New Haven
House and will run continuously, as
the size Of the crowd requires The
service will be as satisfactory and COM
plete as it is possible to make 1t; but
it is urged that those to whom it is
convenient will make an early start.
| Carriages will be required to go out
Chapel street, across West river, Cen
trail avenue, Perry street and Tryon
street to Derby avenue. No carriages
will be allowed to go beyond the inter-
section of George street and Derby
| avenue.
Each stand will have a special COL
ored ticket. The color of the east
stand tickets is blue; of the south
stand, yellow; of the north stand pink;
and of the west stand green. The
| main entrance IS so divided that those
having tickets for the east and south
stands will take the road fenced out to
the left, and those having tickets for
the north and west stands will take
the path to the right. In order that
no confusion can possibly take place,
a large corps of policemen will be at
hand, to assist in directing the crowd.
Besides the New Haven police force,
which will be sworn in as special con-
stables by the Orange authorities,
there will be the whole constable corps
Of Orange. fishers have been APP
pointed for each stand, and can be
easily distinguished by their white
badges.
SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENT
Special trains will run to and from
New Haven on Saturday, as indicated
below:
A train composed Of parlor cars will
be run from New York to New Haven
in sections, Saturday morning, the first
section leaving at 1915. Other New
York specials will be run as sections of
the 1903 train
The special New York trains return
ing, will begin running at about 5:15,
and the various sections w<ll go as soon