The sun., 1898-11-15

ward can't beat Yale 10 not yet proven
and there 10 no way OF showing that the
Crimson can beat the Orange and
Black.
II Yale shoud beat Harvard, what q
mix-up it would be!
The Nassau team who will play War
rem is composed Of the regulars, who,
when the training ceases, want to play
foot ball. Princeton men went out OF
training on Saturday.
Tie Biggers Select School and the
High School Second eleven will plav q
game of foot ball this afternoon at $50
at the Riveryiew grounds. This
will be very interesting game, as the
teams are about evenly matched.
One thing is fully established by Sat-
urday's Pennsylvania-Indian game, how
ever, and that is that the guards-back
system is still the best system ever used,
and that when played correctly, as it
was on Saturday, no style Of defence can
stop it from gaining ground.
Although Yale lost to Princeton, Har-
ward is not feeling any too confident
over the outcome OF Saturdays game, as
all the available Yale coaches will prob
ably go to New Haven to trim the team
into better shape.
The Princeton team broke training on
Saturday evening, and were as happy as
larks. After the game the students ser :
naded the players and called upon Hille-
brand and Poe for speeches. All but
Crowds and Palmer will return next
year.
Two inore big games will he played be-
fore the season closes, Harvard and Yale
meeting at New Haven, Conn.,, next Sat.
urday, and Cornell playing Pennsylvania
at Franklin Field on Thanksgiving Day.
Princeton and Yale are now hoping
for triangular league with Harvard,
and their coaches are advocating such q
league, with the idea of freezing out
Pennsylvania, but their efforts will
probably be fruitIess, for Harvard has
again reiterated her friendship for the
Red and Blue, and will undoubtedly play
in this city next season.
Princeton's captain for 1899 will be
be chosen next week, and while Captain
Hillebrand could be reelected If he
chose, he will decline the honor, which
will then fall to Edwards. In celebration
of the victory, foot ball banquet will
be held at the Princeton Inn in early
December, at which all the members
Of the team and Tiger coaches will at
tend.
Coach Warner returned to Ithaca, N.
Y, Sunday after witnessing the Penn
syivania- Indian game, and will redouble
his efforts to get Cornell in shape for
Thanksgiving Day. After conference
with Captain Whiting it was decided to
carry on the work this week behind
closed doors, so that there would be
no interference from the crowd of spec
tators.
The foot ball program at Harvard this
week is briefly as follows: On Monday
to-day and tomorrow there will be the
usual practice, only it will be sitter than
ever. On Wednesday evening there may
be another mass meeting in Sanders
Theatre to give the men send-off, such
as was given them just before the Penn
sylvania game If it is definitely decided
to hold such a meeting it is probable
that Governor-clect Roosevelt, 80, Of
New York, will address the boys. On
Thursday morning the Harvard team
will breakfast early and leave for Meri
den, Conn.
| The Yale team arrived in New Haven,
Conn, Sunday evening, and were dis.
appointed over the result Of the Prince
ton game. Captain Chamberlain said:"We
have no excuses to offer. We were beaten
fairly. Our men had to put up an ex.
hausting game, but no player received
an injury Of any account except De
Saules. His ankle was hurt again.