The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
srys1TIONAL HOMECOMING OF
rRISCETONs VICTORIOUS TEAM

pntScKros. Nov. 27-Princeton's campus
-,os turned into O hotbed OF enthusiasm to-
,iubt when 200 undergraduates celebrated
,be Tigers victory over Yale In their annual
football game. All day the freshmen had
heen kept busy gathering boxes and cord
wood from the surrounding country and the pile
,h,t was kinded tonight In the quadrangle on
tho campus made a monster bonfire around
which the undergraduates danced and sang
their songs until after the bell on Old Nassau had
,es.i the midnight hour. A brass band was
engaged and each class had secured drum
corps TO lead. The men were marnhallsd into
line BY classes In front OF "old Nassau" Hall
and the PROCESSION moved down Nassau street
N the strains Of Here como the Els.
The team and coachers were waiting for
,bcrn in buses. As the students caught sight
o. the PLAYERS there was grand rush and
veil that riyalled the demonstration after Poe's
goal at New Haven. The team was quickly
surrounded and II was only after . hard struR-
sls that the crowd relinauished their hold on
the little end rush. The horses were I'M
bltcbsd and hundreds OF students fought for
tbs chance to take their places. Along the
procsssIon were scattered transparenoies
which read;
Harvard ted them. but Ne beat them" "A long
,bo, and hot nnish." .NotA kinh in the Tigers
our Goket TOE tsoOs huWhfuH snu Foes
Platform. three straight"
After the enthusiasts had marched down
Nassau street they retired TO the bonfire. whore
several OF the players were called upon for
speeches Capt Edwards said that the victory
was due largely to the splendid support given
TO the team by the undergraduates. After
repeated efforts. the hero Of the occasion.
4 t E FS ks . h. sd d SSSn ni ss zig
' s sr we are SHss I'll proud q the victory
isT was HlI III sondsriu spirit in encouraging
the men that won the game"
%sss. ss .pS Il s y ' Ss IL.
bright outlook for next year.
game between Yale and Princeton on saturday.
Princeton Tor The .pisadh shoSSins mad. y
demned That was when Princeton substi.
s Store e.. psS wa. mead witch ,uFne Tne
tons apparently sure defeat into victory by
II wi.h 70 be entirely fair" remarked Cur
alone in resortlne to unfair subterfuges.. Yale
but but GSS Ssin she sOss hay sS' gone sa:
90 far as did Prinse,9n ip this case; There
by the players. and that N the Incident had not
have been different; There Is no. real nec.--
slty for either coaches or subs" to be on thu
lines they S.n.
year be kept outside the fence and under no
circumstance. admitted 70 the neld sIcept In
csrnsd. Others are with me In this idea. and I
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lruAeA. Nov. 27.I1The Cornell eleven com
menced its asst weeks work to-day. with every
hs iGtIes at isit half back. and Is IN his old
scri crit mage with the second team. lasting about
fifteen minutes, after which attention, was
n % pS5. ' ssa bail a sGet fs lien
o. the team IN ali these OF matters. Young
HSPs 'n%Sns S2s ier as haaSnf 1Ha
r Mss SEs n his wSk IN oSG6
sSSrgt.s the guards back" ioE%riop anl
was able to utilize this play for large gains.
today rarely gained tn, required Ave, yards.
lnthe fifteen minutes OF the line up the Varsity
scored two touchdowns.
RocHEsIrs. Nov, 27.The Re-, z. l. Ander;
Thank :gvne Day football game. 7 he Univer-
Jay HoS co.ss 90 On hs rNG
come q Be- an CROWDS SsSs
Officers of the university. when Informed OF
Dr. Andersons opposition. Expressed regret.
S Tor hs contest Gu1sr Fe
Rochester and Hobart would be carried out.
yet there was any, united criticism OF this
decide against repeating tho eve ut. Before his
sermon. 10 ANNOUNCING the union ThanksRiv-
THE second Church. Dr.. ANDERSON g said; ID CITY
ester has advised for next Thursday foren noon
WITH aaother college. l must say positively
that sincerely deplore such course OF action
one d you here PRESENT viii attend the game me-
~ were 70 be held In the afternoon It might
not be quite so bad, but tn. idea Of running
community generally"
IT was q surprise to many that Sanford put
I mto SGumGLa Sarsity through hard
Nsd and Knspp. Il liz. Is feared that Knapo.
, D up Up, Sith an acute attack q appsndicltis
Varsity found The scrub" centre too strong
ior their uses, Eryins especially caus!n g good
scrubs" took their seniors BY surprise. and
me hard plunRes Of Denman and Berrien
euhueu Ine second team to score In short
order. After this the Varsity held in good
sye. scoring twice. There was good deal OF
practice in running after kick -on and In goal
klcEing The brunt OF the work for the remain
ing days OF practice will fall on the Scrubs"
,Gho col learned to her misfortune in
avail alb substitutes to supplant the men who
We're Withdrawn from play. A. repetition OF
tnls will be prevented by hard practice from
rev on IN drilling the promising suhstitutes
NO varsity form, Berrien, Denman and
WON, a fast trio OF the backs: Putnam at quar-
YER Bruce AZ guard and McKaskell at end are
,4.ry shtlsfa't tory, but In case o. an Injury to
Might, centre. the team would be weak
Williams. the western player. has been called
me after is unable to play. and Sanford is
looking for available substitute ends and
guards. In case o. an injury to Slocovitch or
MI.rr, there will he nobody to All their places
san .faCoriy unless the freshman players are
us"H, Tho Medical School team will meet the
Kong Island Hospital Medical School eleven at
Mlhhatan Field on Friday. On Monday even
ing, the Columbia Alumni Association will
HGnier banquet to the football team at
Football Notes.
~" HAVEN. Nov. 27-Jim Robinson, tho Yale
an r, has gone to West Point TO coach tho Cadets
TOT nH' saturdays game with the Naval Cadets.
:, TO Prudential Insurance Company's football