The new North-west., 1897-02-19

| Line up, rushers; line up briskly;
Line up with will!
| We have always beaten Princeton,
| And we always will.
Another song given with ring goes
to the air of May Irwin's song, 'The
New Bully" These are the words:
Have you heard about Old Eli? He's Just come
to town. .
He's round about Manhattan field to throw Old
Nassau down.
He's looking for the Tiger. 1t must be found.
Hes battle Scared old hero, and he don It al
low
Any Jersey jungled Tigers with him to raise
a row,
For he's going to catch the beast and tame
him now
Then Wen give cheer for Yale, Yale, Yale,
Yalei
Then Wen give a cheer for Yale, Yale, Yale,
Then Well give cheer for Yalel
We're looking for the Tiger, to twist his tail
When this song is sung by a chorus of
Yale voices, the air will vibrate:
Eleven sons of Eli, dressed in quiet blue.
Ihey'r here to lick the Tiger, and you bet
they'll do it, too,
through!
It's hard to tell who is the BEST they re all SO
very fine,
And Princeton's men will know it when they
try to buck our line
TO find that they are blocked there every time
lAir-"Oh, Give Us Drink, Bartender!'7
OH rush them along, Old Eli, Old Eli,
As you did a year ago,
For you know that we're all behind you,
behind you,
And will cheer you as you go!
Our stone wall line they can never open,
Our backs go easily through,
80 give three cheers for our sandy captain;
Three cheers for the boys in blue!
Brek- elk elk-ex, ko-ax, ko-ax,
Brek elk ek-ex, ko-ax, ko-ax,
Oh-op, oh-op-
Parabalou-Yale, Yale. Yale!
Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah rah, rah, rah,
Yale
Princeton had some favorites which
she sang with a will, notably the old
song known by every true son of Old
Nassau, 1.-The Orange and the Black"
as follows:
Although Yale has always favored the yiolet's
dark blue,
And the many sons Of Harvard to the crimson
rose are true
We will hold "a lily slender; no honor shall it
lack,
While the Tiger stands defender of the orange
and the black.
Through the four long years of college,
Midst the scenes we love SO well
AS we win athletic victories
On the football field or track
Still We'll work for dear old Princeton
And the orange and the black.
Another is:
Especial music.l
Right through the center
Now round the ends!
Shove 'em through, striped Tigers of Prince
ton,
Shove 'em through, shove 'em through,
Shove 'em through!
Here are some of Pennsylvania best
songs:
AND THE BLOW ALMOST KILLED HAIR
WARD.
Fair Harvard came to Franklin field
One chill day i'll November
And tried to teach us how to play
Perhaps you may remember.
Their backs did all that men could do
To drive the leather forward
But they couldn't beat the red and blue,
And the blow almost killed Harvard
Tune-"The New Bully
Have you seen that new football team that's
Just come to toWnf
They have come down to Franklin field, Old |
Pennsy for to down
And to drag the red and blue upon the ground.
Oh, the Indians came down here, with their
i'll their hand,
And vowed that they would surely swipe Old
Pennsy from this land,
But our good team work was more than they
could stand.
When we put the crimson down, down, down!
When we put the crimson down, down, down.
When We put the crimson down,
Then a single Harvard rooter won't be found.
TUNE" Marching Through Georgia."l
d. come, ye jolly sons of Penn, and make the
welkin ring;
Raise ye up your voices and a song of triumph
sing.
4et Old Johnny know that on the gridiron
Penn is king
While we go marching through Harvardi
lurrah, hurrah, were in today to winl
iurrah, hurrah, We'll pocket Haryard's tini
Dur team was never better, SO let's raise
joyous din
While we go marching through Harvard!
Oh. we all remember well the games OF ninety>
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