The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19

INV ~ lahtlVNa y tuuNluue0 N0 nOI on n
third train OF ten parlor cars. Tho nrst Of those
trains will leave The Grand Central Station at
1925 1923 G SSS iht sG tsIsS Ss i6 @SEnip f. sh ;r: seE Sn.d, a.
train Of day coaches will leave at 1880. and the
officials VIII start other specials at Intervals OF
i've minutes after that.
Il HAVEN, Nov. 1s.-Yalc's football MAY.
ers went to sleep tonight, rcn lizing that they
season. They were not worked hard this after.
noon, and they crept 70 bed feeling healthy and
Der OF the team being out Of condition arc I'M
true, said keone Fitzpatrick, he Yale trainer,
tsSinigh ,6.,r In never ems say an eleven on the day
ton, II as good. as is the Yale tenn At present,
Tho bruce Hasen received will not handicap
walader hos ceased TO limp, and both viii be in
their best form by Saturday.
1t was, decided tn morning to line up tho
eleven this afternoon, but lot tho varsity ave
no hard work. No morning practice was taken,
the teams attending recits.ions and, resting
last ten minutes, BatIcrworfh and the H Ii
they gave their attention to showing tho centre
through Eh and r block :, Rnn,s, and how to work
here tomorrow night. They will bo met at
the Union depot by two special cars, and will DO
disembark at tho Pequot Club house. A com.
mittco OF members OF the Poguot Club has been
ct "a ibd h TSrsn AZ ds ~ m iSs F,s, final r Snr=r"ppsSmSn,s
expected tomorrow morning. Their hSiF.y; qu ARE
expected to vic with tho New Haven house
az Princeton, headquarters; The Princeton
night. Prices if for seats 81" are sIIiIir''V %a so nm nloft,
a wealthy Westernor is reported to have p,id
500 for four seats, and the current price
being rcsorted TO by applicants for tick.
cts. A number signed regular applice.
i XIa@nf fl Mho have Az ' BEEN d na"ie for !n a year oe or t fSle
Evidently the Yale management found tho
nam, 8 all right. as the swindlers now proudly
worked. Betting is 2 to l against Yale. A
New York business man sent up s., 900 to-day
police arrangements for the game are being per.
fected rapidly. About fifty patrolmen rom tho
New Haven force and about 200 town Sheritfs
from surrounding bOrOuRhs VIII probably com-
plctc the equipment OF the constabulary.
PRINCETON, Nov. 1s.-The football season Of
1897 ut Princeton was completed this af crnoon.
Tho big stands surrounding the field are down.
and the tackllng dummy. which has done its
carefully until next year. The lineup against
the scrub" was omitted from to-day's practice,
and an an mn hour rsr Of la fast E. :; snS"ppy signal w. It.. was W all
quarter back all through the practice. passing
the bal! and giving the signals in good style.
Masters said that the C ack quarter back 10
coming INTO shape. and will surely play
Il Tho s sisna1s in R Ris Ss HnG pos kslIy at ran Pis ihrO SsIi
and got . bad fall on his weak shoulder. He
and 1t looked as though he was again out. but
after a short rest he jumped into the game
S III H., no TIC X, i In poor physical condition. and
ntes OF hard football. The coachers, however,
intend to let him start in the first with Ban.
had in, big games. and tho liability OF the
other, backs to become ratified in the open.
ing, plays. After the game is well started
and Inc men hnya UnftAn nvar THAR
nervousness Kelly viii be taken out and Reiter
substituted. Hol: has q slight cold and received
be used for first substitute. Geer will play right
tackle II Hillcbrand is forced to quit. Booth
Prepare PSs a G for sSe ts ssGsl iSat Yaie.s sl Sir fsssSd to
is sure to give him.. Dickey played the place
this afternoon and will haye first call as substi.
a severe drill in defensive tactics, as it is thought
that Yale will depend mostly upon centre buck.
iaf II %sk half fh Sack.s injured A Sis knee "a pgS SadIy fn
yes!erdey's secret practice. and in all proba-
billy he VII not be in shape to play: An the
Lathrop were tried this afternoon. 1mmedi-
ately after the practice the men were taken into
NE MeM vTsG,si.y house and got a ru6down; Trainer
was not satisfied until he had them all in their
stIsss s cloths 70 sn, STARTED soIsItion for r, re- Eeeisation,; When
on The team who are not in frst-class
an and a,,. - do .. not expect that he vii
are coming into shape Quickly. and they viii be
IN frst-class form after the rest they have had
to-day, and will have all day to.morroT and
play the hardest kind Of football for two hours
around 1 will put a team OF football players on
New Haven's field that will be tit, physically, to
play for their lives. They are all in good spirits
morning the Tigers will line up on the varsity
field for the last time for a short signal practice.
NJ. train will take the entire party 10 New
York, whence they will leave at 4 o'clock for
New Haven. Manager Hall has secured the Pc
Friday night and Saturday morning. The team
VIII leave the clubhouse for the field at IL
ranged to take provisions and water from
for the men and the cooking. will be
attended to by the varsity chefs. After the
special train and will attend the an
nual football banquet at the Murray Hill Hotel.
for New Haven this afternoon, where they
VIII try to secure hotel accommodations for
themselves and student friends who will leave
of money was sent along to be placed at odds Of
8 to 4 on Princeton.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 1s.-A largo crowd of
students gathered in Harvard square at /
eleven and substitutes off for Philadelphia. Be-
sides he coaches, there were in the party Cabot,
1.lcnardSOn. Bull. MouIton, Graydon. Stoddard,
Curtis, Swain. Donald. Mills. Wheeler, Sargent,
80; Sargent, 1900: Gray, Littig, Haskell, Shaw,
Bouve. Doucette. Burden, HOaguc. Garrison,
Cochrane, Mcguire. Dibblec, Warren, Parker,
Sawin, Sullivan, Cozzens, Hvermore. Gierasch,
Lewis. II 'navan, Haughton, and Watsworth.
Tomorrow afternoon the team and substitutes
Will practice signals on the Pennsylvania field
for the purpose OF keeping the men warmed up.
Al OF the varsity players with the exception Of
Warren. Cabot, and Swain are in good condition.
WEST POINT. Nov. 1s.-At 4 o'clock this after
noon. as soon AS their studies in the sections
completed, the cadets engaged in their
last signal practice game in anticipation OF
lining up against tho Browns on Saturday.
III wing had "A rest of two weeks the team Is in
splendid form. In fact 1t Ia in better condition
IT any time since tho season opened.
lest Pointers are very confident that the cadets
Will defeat the, boys from Providence 1t
WIZ DC the last. game for the cadets
and they have been saving themselves
for the final combat. Two or three new plays
will be In reduced in Saturdays game that will
provo unique and novel, and no doubt will
somewhat surprise the ~yisitors. Some enthusi.
asts say that the cadets viii not. only 10
against. Ed McEnany. chief of the Cadet com
lnlssary department. who has never been more
than six points out of the way In any Of his pre-.
diGtions OF local football results. says the cadets
VIII score 40 points against Browns nothing.
Last year tho score with Brown was 8 to 6 In
favor OF West Point.