The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-23
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE BIG YALE
PRINCETON MATCH


Seats for tho Yals-Prlnceton game on Satur-
day are scarce. They have been snapped up
80 rapidly that II Is believed many applicants
will be disappointed. The managers say II II
were possible to provide q seating capacity
equal to that OF Soldiers Field. every ticket
could be disposed OF. Yale Field has four
Rrandstands capable OF seating about 10000
spectators. There is no room to stand up.
The managers declare that only fifteen side
line badges have been issued for each side OF
the aridiron. and that this number will not be
extended. No side-lin tickets will he given to
the press. as quarters for the reporters end
telegraph operators have been constructed on
top the west stand. No bicycles or carriages
will be allowed inside the fences and every
person entering must be able to show coupon
ut any period during the game or leave the
field at the instance OF the police. Arrange
ments with the street railroad have been made
30 that cars will run to the field at intervals Of
thirty seconds from tho corner Of Church and
Chapel streets. Julian W. Curtlss. who has
charge OF the side lines and the handling Of the
crowd. said yesterday that everything has
boon dono to accom- immediate the crowd and that.
barring accidents there will be no trouble He
said that the police will see to II that the aisles
will be kert clear and will also prohibit any
gar Wrishtinston. the former Harvard Captain.
competent oificiai there is m UGH satisiactlpn
over his selection Paul J. pashieI! wiz be the
% .n uiua VIII xAS s. fF tSs Wind tlmt e. ns
g.y. tho al ,T TsS s sHss. aPDssF' who %
srssea sSss N aarynfa With her poSsrta
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conceded to be inferior to Harvards eleven.
the condition OF their PLAYERS They say that
the eleven, while II was 1T on. Saturday. had.
not reached the real pitch and that It will be
Tigers, The system q training at Princeton
this fall ha. not been what L should be. Thls
Viz . II men at TR S.. s'sP in s sSsS
The various rumors that the Tigers may suffer
from oyertraining are not idle by any means.
was reliably Informed. that there IL much wor-
riment among the Princeton coaches.
Coach Sanford has shown wisdom IN can
Snnapos nSIs dJGpSs SnorS n
has been resting during the past week and
encounter. BY defeating them Columbia can lay
cain g nigh rank among the leading eleyens
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the hand. q and also 81 Rs s ssoS
ball authorit e. at Colum bla figure that il their
eleven can defeat the Indians. It viii make It
ward an he pniSsrtS % % @ Man TT
understood. by the way. that Columbia will try
TO s.e. e have as S PLAY
her. There are so many intluenti Harvard
men living in this city that II is believed the
games will be arranged.
PRIScETos. Nov % The last line UP o, the
TlEets before their fnnl match nt New Haven
10 nal fnF "A darn atEaf Liant hia AZ
oyay wa. Sc bcs aI1aa 81 ersr Ssrs sPs
game At O'Clock nearly tho entire body OF
mudents had assemble In front Of Nassau
nari ars.sed ,Se sr 10 ,hG nen 'aS rss ran
Tendance at Saturdays game and gool sup
port 70 the team: no matter how ths game
The, university drum corps started toward toward the
asls i.a isS%'ias sHaRR:!
We must 6ea YALE" We will beat Yale We
nS' Ss'TsSaas9 but err: i'"R Ss "oas
and the Varsity and scrub appearoli pnnde-
m9nlqm rsEnea Tor Ave y mute. RI: gTsS,
grounds Those who, ext ecied % be Tea,ei 10
pointed. Tor the exhibition given by the VARSITY
was far heloy The standard looked Tor at this
the taT,y was abe to pound out seT Sn1 tWo
| legitimate tonchdowna, while two more were
s added on auSss: although there were
their places. but the men were changed often
Re.Or was In the praCtics for the arst time
to-day since the Brown game and started
inc s""cnd ha Il. scrub sFS Hin S2s b A
FRAMING p The Varsity lined up as foil We
Mills: centre; Booth; right guard. Edwards
right tackle; lllllebrnnd right end. POI" quar-;
and McClaye right half backs, Reiter and
Knight: full back. Wheeler.
ITHACA. Nov, %, As the time In which to
prerare for tho PENNSYLVANIA game grows
shorter the Cornell team Is being worked
steady IMPROVEMENT which was r mani MI, ted
S.S5 ns0T W fhs nSc
whole Varsity was IN tho lineup. many Of he he
men PLAYING fully an hour, othcrs heing dis
ths play shortly niterward: Foxsr was the
only oin one n; o. the regular eleven who showed
The Freshman team will leave Friday for Phil.
! adelphla and their work Ia being conducted
With view to defentIng the freshmen OF the
| university oil Pennsylvania on Saturday.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2o.-The sale OF tickets
Tor he YALE Princeton gamc at the fel. Field
q big call for them and tonight few segts can
be had. The management have taken the pre-
ticket sold the name Of the purchaser. 90 that
| trouble can be made for any person who
| turns his tickets over to spectators. Two or
| three spectators began work quietly near tho
| Yale Campus but when they saw the precau-
| tons the Yale managers had made to arrest
| them In case they were detected they promptly
| disappeared. Who're all the good tickets for the
! Princeton game have gone ia n puzzle which the
| Yale undergraduates and alumni OF this city are
| trying to solve,
| The Gu nee llatlon OF Saturdays game hns m ado
! an unusually hard road for the football men
! at Colum bia to travel In tho way OF daily prac.
| tlce. Yesterday the hardest practice In many
| days was gone through. Capt, Wilson played
| for tho first time since the Cornell game and
Infused fresh spirit 10 the whole team. Hi.
| kicking was splendid and materially raises
| Coumbia's stock for tho Indian game Miller
| WAS also out. but Socovitch. Wright. L0ngacre
Weekes and clarendon were allowed n hay oil
rest.
| New HAVEN. Nov %, After hall an hour swors
| IN signal punt handling and running down the
held under kicks, tho University lined y agnins,
| the College this afternoon Ia ton minute
hall; The College Ind beun drilled In The
| workings OF formation SINH ar to that used by
| Princeton, and H. took the University consider
able time to stop II. Indeed. tho College very
nearly scored by itS use, having carried
the ball vol down the feld, Tho ball
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