The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17
about the yard his prospects for honoru hero
after arc not worth Mentioning.

ottoT arc not worth Mentioning,
The unIversIty Of Pennsylvania eleven and
substitutes left yesterday for tho Delaware
before the Harvard gam game ~ The hSna nnsa, hns. 1@st
statc, OF affairs at Cambridge is creating the be-
new trick that may create OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tsik Il
snScessInily carried out viii be tried by Penn.
S %bas ,h ne real e. on nla the is ' TnSC H. back lex p p mel.
and full backs. It Is said to DO most sonsG.
iitS T. Stio %nd p sas f9n% Ss n III p InShiY, the 9, "sSToSs;"
players TO locate the ball.
Boston Erening Record says:
several OF the Record mon who rcnd all tho
io sMsSas,a at tSS q r,fSrn 1se oS SUNDAY papers offered
on the verdict that for life, snap, Ga, accuracy,
S W%s T TnsunaiisS. Il fh9 d, SE n%t S SsT 10 So sr ,SsD story
told tho story with extraordinary vividncss."
PRINCETON, NOV. lett was a rather dis.
c~ouraged crowd OF students that filed out of the
lP% yaTsisT look ,y" a fI,,n nsi ID i this natter Stternoon, The
tho second eleven. VITA but two days left for
active, work, the Tigers played the game in a
famblod , badly; st%ftsd slowly, and failed 10
them. The line men did fairly good WORK.
twice breaking through tho, Yale formation
used by the scrub and blocking Poo's at.
Roi,sr was forced e Leave the game with an
cut on his hand. Boob was LAID t OF to!day 'e en
account Of bruises, and Jordan PLAYED centre
for the varsity against Ballet. Crowds at left
guard was clearly outplayed by Beam, who
repeatedly opened UP nolcs through which
the scrub bucks plunged for gains. Capt.
and missed several easy open.aeid taeSler..
Lathrop played left end to give Craig. a rest.
was Baird's magnificent puntinE. Time and
again he lifted tho leather high in the air for
nl.s cs she hhr e missed ys a diiiic SIst so Si'G from tine ihs
field by but three feet. The latter pnrt of tho
practice was secret. Tho tickets which were
were given out to-day. The management was
unable to supply all the demands made, ana
lower classes. Seven hundred seats Reserved
in tho .Princetons' cheering section were all
n snspfiS lack up Acknowledgements %niTa snoMs dhGi INC the 5Sam try Thti
game.
learned that the Princeton football ' eleven e do
home on their trip to meet inee Ysl ssi football aSai p pfag
ers. Manager Harrison Hall or the Tigers has
S ReTe s With r fsS@H 10 9l .aS shGFe c hssqfai ns" a
hotel by the seeshore for his men. At present.
it is understood. that the choice lies between
two famous obstetrics near here. Tho one
Pequot Yacht Club House, at Morris Cove,
sanford House at W$Sodmonts,t just below the
ley OF this State, is being considered. The
Princeton men seem to fear a change OF diet
city their food and drink, as well as their chefs.
servants, and rubbcrs. 1t is not expected that
the Yalo MANAGEMENT will follow the old
taking the team outside tho city to some quiet
shore resort to spend the night before the game.
will sleep best In his own bed the night before
the big match, and sentinels will be posted
around the door of each player to keep away
Tickets for the game are the source Of all
present present s trouble Just at present; All The tickets
Ing; Many Of the requests for seats on the side.
or best stands, were sighted, as the tickets for
these ran out long before the applications were
filled, the applicants instead receiving seats at
the end stands. Even then there We're only
the applications had been filed. These went
on public sale this morning and were snatchcd
BY. Yale undergradna;cs. who, Of course, re-
ceived tho preference In the sale. The Yale
men incurred the profound disgust of tho rest
street and landing their tickets over to specuia-
tors at half a dollar more than they paid for
several hundred of the tickets. They ask a.
most fabulous prices for them. Now n 81. SO
scat Is quoted at from ~ to So. and a 81 ticket
They are expected to rise still higher before
coantry are Il being iassF Feeeise drG IN s clam RoTtfs for es se shs
m at s,m0st :, any ny price rsrs,tv An mother SSh 6suss in the
from Washington, where ne was called by his
mothers sudden death. and resumed his old
position at left half back to-day. 1t will be n
pretty race between him and Corwin for the
place. Otherwise the Yale team will be the
same as the one that met Harvard.
Tho officials for the Yale-Princeton game are
College will referee and Paul Dashiel of Lehigh
will umpire. DR.. Fred Hull OF this city will act
as timer for Yale.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 18.-Secret practice has been |
discontinued at harvard. Coach Forbes has do
cided TO admit the public this week to practice.
TINS TACT, though Just made known. has not
few students have gone down to Soldiers Field
to witness the practice. Most OF the coaches are
still In Cambridge. Bert Holden has returned
to his homo in Salt Lake City. Practice this
afternoon was very lively. Drop kicking from
the held was p~racticed by Mills and Iiaugh.
ton. The varsity players presented n pitiful
sight this afternoon when they came on to tho
from each sweater, but the imprint left by each
could plainly be seen. What was ut first
thought to be n silly rumor has turned out a
stern reality, and the Harvard students arc lust
awakening to the serious import of the affsir.
The action has caused a tremen' ous amount OF
excitement in the undergraduate body. Such a
thing is unprecedented at Harvard. Capt. Cabot
did not care to say anything further than hat
they had been deprived Of their letters, and
good deal OF talk about 1t, but we are not kick
ing. Some students decry the affair as a sad
bit Of humiliation, and think that it was in
tended to punish a few members of tho eleven
who did not work as hard as they should have
done.
To-Day's Football Eyeuta.