The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
ylLE STILL RULES FAT0RI7E OYER
JUE pRINCETON'S TIGERS.


So far there has been little betting on tho
result OF the Princeton game to b' played
at Sow Haven tomorrow. The wearers oi me
hide continued yeste rday to rule favorle AT od"s
of5 10 g. but the Princeton supporters were not
anxious to take the short end. inc llgots
,yil arrive In town Tonight. and II IL believed
,hnt the betting will become more lively around
the various resorts for college men. GOOD
ndses say that tho game Ia liable to resolve
,self into test OF physical condition. and In
tbis respect they believe that Yale will prove
IN he the superior The experience gained by
The latter at Cambridge ~ expected TO WORK To
further advantage, for the men know what
hard game means. and have moro confluence
IN their playing ability. Both teams are 30
strong In defence that several wagers we're
made Yesterday that the score would be o to D.
Hut upon this proposition flood OF Yale
money can be found. as the New Haven men
are confident that they will score at least once
There is much speculation at Cambridge and
among local Harvard men as to the election OF
, Varsity Captain for next year. Indications
point to the selection OF either llallOwell or
Daily From a football standpoint. DAILY Is by
GIr the more capanls man for tho place. Ha
has shown that he Ia not only brilliant
quarter back but also possesses a knowledge OF
the scientific points VI the game. Tho fact that
he Ia a star man In the back field and as
quarter back 1t il his duty to run the eleven
throughout tho game, would make II ar-
roar that any other selection might not
move 70 be of q benefit TO the team.
There IS considerable feeling against him.
however, based upon unjust criticism.
lie has been rounily scored for alleged
plumbers Ia the Yale game whom impartial
critics pronounced his judgment to be correct
The fact that he gave the bal! to Ellis on the
3-yard line after the latter had been used
con.ecutiyely for almost fltty yards has boon
turned into black eye for Daily AMI his friends
are having trouble iu sQuaring him. He L.
also accused OF tendency 70 play Individual
eleven Hdllowell. on the other hand. - sup
ported ly the various nluenta! societies at
Who tninS that he would maxi a more cool.
headed Captain than DAILY. They point To his
asay p nsEye 10 ma mSJA ~ laH d ss. AisE
though he lacked practice While he missed the
goal ty "a couple Of yaris no fault has been
ouqt with MIN. There Is no doubt about
alwavs been regarded a. one ot the hest end
tSis ysar becaus. he hs / to 10 the runt M. and
therefore I'D not shine as much ~ l." did
year ago. The only argument used Hganst
,eIuently caunoi engineer the pays as well "a
I h. wa- one o. the lacks. IL IL said that the
yided. and that considerable wire-pu ling is
going on TO make an election unanimous.
The iset that kei t4e rf T,i, ~! 6seS Of
Ne az inst him. although his fine IlayIng in
the second half on last saturday doomed his
stock.
PRINCETON Nov 33.-Ths Tigers roun led mp
the season. 20 lar a. pra tee on Osborne Field
"a concerned. this afternoon. and the rngalia
THINKS to be shipped to New Haven Tor use on
afsF ha nF W.
spent In running through signal drills and IN
PH;ns nsA Fosh ,S On the nss. io IN
,,ty lined up aga! last a team compos-d
~ substitutes AM: although no ATTEMPT
the scrmmsRe served 10 take the k pks out OF
the veterans Joints and 70 give tho substitutes
taste o'ths sams,. Statement. and op,n,oq-
lsto the r.aTrr 2'the cam and the probable
outcome o. Saturdays game, which hlv" been
is scarce a. hens teeth ,or the past fow days.
we're given 1ai y the BUSH. q the cuhhoq-e
I I1eSi!i. eSyIst6ry; opt they A. lonS t9r close
members ot the stan who WATCHED Yaia'ss y5 Ss
against Harvard are the loude-t in the ass.y;
4sht that "a ,E PsnSstSn MI T % E %4a
here that several Of the Elayrrs have
shown signs OF going stale. There will lie
-averal OF the substitutes get n chance Ior
Varsity honor before III" game l. 1uishei. Tho
;uhbers, will leave tomorrow afternoon at
40 o'clock N special car for New York.
where they WI pass the night At the Murray
M Hotel. In n" morn ny special ears will be
ready TO take. them to NcW fIaven. Contrary
70 their uslal Custom. The men VIII dr"sS 10
he cars AMI will be driven directly 20 the aeld
lay. aud several bets were recorded at 10 3 on
Yale.
ITHNcA. Nov 23-Whil. there were no signs
q retrogression in the practice OF the Cornell
varsity football team. there WAS not mani
a.ted the Improvement which was cxueetr1
With view 70 strengthening the dei-nre. BIZ
in pace y Caldwell at rlshf sdarI. with tthhee
exceptions Of fulgrr aud NnlbriigP, all u the
PLAYERS are in good condition. BoIh o'the men
who predict that they will be untb To take
heir piece in the Inc in the, P"rnsylvanla
though he again doomed bis tors this after
noon. he was not permitted TO take rart IN the
scrimmagrS. Eolgrrs playing during 'hr week
has lacked vim spd he 10 generally conceded 20
he 10 poor condition.
he Maine colleges. which has Just closed.
caves the work IN the most mixed Up condi.
n ,l EYER knoyn, II would +" hard 10 say
ongthree games She defeated the University
On Maize; "O at the Gesinnlns Of the s'a-
tfesatsd BowI3ip, to, o but Rowdon played
IKE best B %9iG G9S ct 'he game on
D. anil tho RowioiHH snnport ",Ss were iP 10 10
much ;urprIsed At n" result a. Bates Colby
YIN Bowlg!n, Colby was defeated 10y Bntes
~ To- q and by the University o. Maine. 20 to
y and . 20. II there were ali intercollegiate
league ana the team having he best PERCENT
aga was to bs called champion. tho honor
wonIl 60 to lates. The latter defeated Uni
Eersty Of Maine, II to u. and ~ to o. and
nGly, y too. losing ono game IN four,
unNersifyo' Maine played flva games and won
w., hGtI from Colby, by scores o' ~ 10 q and 8
ioO 1. J., Hayden, recognized rs the author
.iy on football n the state. has N ade this svlec-
ton for IN all-Nlaine college team
Bndwcll, BnwdOin, centre 22t uonnds; Cloud
man, ~ pounds aid stlckpoln, 100 pounds
huwd'n guard. Call ~ pounds aud sturg ..
"a n"nnds Pats tmkles' L'rhardson. / +
p9nids FHthAm. ." pounds, Bales and Clarke.
LOO pounds B0wdolr. und- PunItou, 100 uOu d.,
BATES, quarter back Hun, 10 pounds Bowdoin
an, H. DAVIS, lb5 pounds. UniN erslty of Maine.
u nA,LS ,Dortcos, lI5 pounds University OF
NV HAVEN. Nov. 23.-Yae took her last open
prarf"" Of the year to-day in half an hour o'
very hard work, The regular team was out
through the signals aud then lined up against
me cn'Iege; The strongest that could DO PULLED
u,g"'h,r The play was remarkably fnst and
Ih2N-l the men TO he In perfect physical con-
utlhn without single rAc"ption. Only secret
practice viii DC held at the field tomorrow.
iHIAnFrpHIA. Nov % PENNSYLVANIA kept
W her rhpii aggressive IMPROVEMENT to-day.
hrndenl erG; who has been PLAYING great