New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
Awarded
again, the Blue Ribbon,
Lundborg's Vio-Violct
and Rose Of Arden.
The games between Yale and Harvard at footbal
!, rncent Xnara have resnltei as fOloWs:
YAIE'S LAST PRACTICE.
LIGHT WORK FOR THE NI,w-HAvEN MEN-T14E
FINAL TEAM NOT DEFINITELY CHOSEN.


FINAL TEAM NOT DEFINITELY CHOSEN
New-Haven. Conn., Nov. B-The traditional
dance OF the girde performed by the senior
football squad Immediately after the final practice
this afternoon Hitherto this dance has been held
in secret. and the public to-day for the first time
witnessed the performance
The practice this afternoon was short ana con
sisted only Of signal work by the University ana
the college elevens and individual work in catch
ing and punting the ball Ely Eddy and Dudley
were sent down to the goal posts, and Cutten
snapped the ball back 10 Mcbride, who had re-
turned from Ncw-York. where he had for a day
been treated by specialist for his bothersome
weak leg Mcbride punted fairly well and the
three backs mentioned were sent down the held 10
catch the ball and to run Il back. TWO mon were
used 70 form interference for the mon carrying tho
ball The work was very satisfactory 70 Brink
Thorne. who did the coaching.
One Of tho Yale ccachers, who refused 10 be
quoted in any way. said this evening that the
coaches we're well pleased with the Improvement OF
the players this week. Said he;
THE Yale eleven IS n good physical condition.
much better than week ago. though they are not
in perfect form. Still VIC satisfied with IT,
You may say that despite one defeat, We feel sure
that the will put w even better night than
they did down Princeton I feel confident that
Yals has an even chance OF winning tho eame--in
fact I feel confident OF victory The makeup Of
the eleven is however. something on which We are
not yet agreed. y IS Tot settled whether Mcbriqe
shall play al fullback, whether the previously
announced plan Of putting Townshend in at full.
with Chamberlin doing the punting, may become
necessary. That viii he determined at conference
o. the coaches tonight" 49,
Charles Chadwick the Old Yale guard eid not
hesitate TO express himself rs confident lie THINKS
that although Harvard comes 10 Yale frGsh rom
victory. Yale will be the victor. because the game
Is PLAYED on the elevea's homo grounds.
Hugh II. Janeway. the old Princeton guard. spoke
as follows this evening TO The game tomorrow
The general public does not realize how strong
the Princeton line really Vas and for aie 10 ~
# 20 pieces as was dohe. ast0unded ne ne. , {ne
weakness OF Yale lay, Of course BACK o. the me
where her two superb backs. Mcbride mo De
Saulles. were p!tfully crippled. Despite tnst nov.
ever Vale stronger in The kicking Gepartment
until Wheeler vent in for Princeton; Now. then
win De Seulos out Of II. and Mcbride possibly
on. too there IS a difference which is really an
unknown quantity. do not know how strong
combination little Townshend would make with
Chamberlin doing the kicking. But Yale VIII
play tomorrow TO prevent what has never n3 yet
princeton and Harvard in the same year. Yale
hao . strong. offensive play with mat 5ig h2it-
back Durs.on, smashing up against tackle The
Yale team is a coming team. while Harvard has al
ready come She may have come too far, you
know Harvards victory over Pennsylvania does
not count for much, for luck played a big part IN
T., and Pennsylvania was away out OF IT, anyhow.