The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
giRydRD AND PRINCETON MEN AEE
TIMING JHIAGS OTEH.


Informal Conference Held Mt New Haven.
hut the Quakcrs Stili Have Friends mt
Cambridge - CoIumbia'a Preparntions
20 Receive the Indians Tomorrow.
Yale men are the authorize for the statement
that informal negotiation have been entered
into hy Harvard and Princeton for series Of
annual football games beginning next year.
The night before the Yale Princeton game a
number Of prominent Harvard and Princeton
graduates are said TO have had quiet confer
ence at one OF tho clubs in New Haven.
They met again. report has It. on
saturday night. but no definite conclu-
sion was reached Harvards agree
ment with tho University of Pennsylvania
has expired and Princeton is now more anxious
than aver before to take the place OF tho
Ouakcrs Yale Ia favorable to such a move.
and. az THE Sun has stated. the New Haven
university has constantly advised Harvard to
take this step. It Ia a fact. however. that many
Of Hnrvards leading graduates and also
NUN Der Of the students favor a renewal OF the
contract with Old Penn. The relations be-
tween Cambridge and Philadelphia have been
most friendly. "Pennsy" has never refused
to adhere to the eligibility rules which were
practically drawn UP by Harvard to govern
their contests. and. barring the little unplcas-
antne.s which ended the game at Philadelphia
this faIl. there never has been any friction When
OVERHEAD attempted to run away with the ball
after Hurvard's victory. there was quite n gem
eral miNup. IL Will Ice remem bered Blows
we're ; n AM the norf mere , S@mrGaed T.
men. who saw the incident, declared that Old
Penn's goose was cooked. Since then. how
Sentiment nff rrsva Isl that The University Of Penn.
ylyana, has been unfairly treated by both
fe snI tRs frnrston omsh, to renew new
relations with the Ouakers IA they are natural
rivals from GeoGrarhical STANDPOINT. But such
opinions carry no weight at Princeton. whore
there SENS TO be determination on the part
Of Faculty Athletic Commttee mott permit
any further relations with the Phi adslphians
II Is true that within the past two weeks repre-
sentativ"S Of Old Penn. have boon try
pnlveEsi,es. But the Intervention OF Yale in
tn con'erences at New Haven What the re-
suit o. these, confabs will be is a matter for
to play Princeton inst ad Of Pennsylvania
and that the result OF the games this year
show that the Tigers are pyraSsticalIy in in the
say that tho sudden rise NJ Columbia in the
football world make 1t possible TO organize a
thre..GGra-rsi league compose q Old p.nn.
HarvSrd Yae ami Princeton can Hock BY
ara To- secure eny m mss
games at Harvari within the next i've years
now Is tn tine to pull the wires. and in doing
od PAM IGN on the other HAND has 'A no
s,:y S ,bs oq H,ry, n rT1SStSn,y the
.pennsy" Is turned down, II is, limited that
Prince,2n wi! sever rGations With Cornell and
ds DEM To PERM, ~ game Win coiu n
In which event Philadelphia, New York and
lih,ca will be forced into a thres-cornered
alliance
Coach Sanford says that the Columbia eleven
will be. in fine physical share for the battle
with the Carlisle Indians tomorrow. Capt.
Nison will probably be able TO resume his
realize that by beating the Indians they viii
hav" right to be casset among the first six
GO eyes IN the East. II they are beaten. they
know that thHir rating will not bs 50 good.
rush line g iHs, i may Ttths,a1s the heavy
backs. He says that Co umba oush, 10 1 WIN,
but that the game will be close. and possibly
both sides may score.
NV HAVE, Nov IS, The election, OF, a
Ill the One Or two 81 arr seS sSssn Ee
a.hort rest after their hard games with Har.
y yard R Ga PRINCETON. II is expected that Cor
!. that Of stnlmsp. whoss WORK at " right
factory OF any OF the Yale linsmen this
season; Brown has, however. been m . m Der OF
cpd Trs c sss:" 81 about aS ff hrss
hun te6i,s and sixty He viii probably accep.
ahI urcIhe 10 row on the varsity crew next
receiRts OF the Ya's eleven from the big games
are being footed up While the management
nres Il Is rumored that the receipts from the
ih,T. Harvard game will net each Of the con.
Ne Yale princeton game here last Saturday
VII! net about $4,000 for each eleven.
exE"ctan,!y await ne the election Of foot.
I1aii cartain. From all outside appearances
majority Rd ns coaches me ea are 2 6 The PG The
ar" casting all their influence with players
who are refractory and desire some one alse
Db6se Tornes and Bonaidf on 'R his sl s'e
seems as Il Daly shoult have an easy thing,
on dnS w sg %. VIII not take Lece uni the day
S Sss w, IhIi i VII R2t DO until Dec 2 as all the
engagement. A statement from Coach bib
olee That be would play on next season team,
was e%rhaticay denied 6 by p 3Hs ,p paheT,
ne SAID that at present he had no such intsn-
st Pau School and Erasmus Hall High
sehooI q, cams met In the final game Of the sea-
IN, IN. former won 10y the score OF SO to 8 The
GiIIe,nry FEye- the chnmpionship OF the Long
ssec2nI TIM" In succession the school has won
football honors, The Erasmus Hall players
hta up o, game tight and although de:
tahat thry were the first to score at
~ iau! ih- season. They made their only
Pu'hio"n In the first half.
PRINCETON. Nov. 2S.-A meeting Of the foot
pa, men who played in the Yale game was
ntll ld@' night IN tn" Osborn" clubhouse for
.he rlrp12" q e"cting u captain for next year
70 succeed William II. Edwards. No acton
was thken, AMI the meeting was adjourned
phtlI next Tuesday. when It IL expected n se-
iec'l"n Will he made Among the most prom
islg can 'idntes arr: Henry + Pei. 1909. lett
{ack :" j. B"hri.ley. 1902. half back. aud
la IN Hutchinson, 1902, quarter buck The
Ihrrr Is N" only man who has p'ayed in two
rhnMi "1-hlp games. but Pel and B"nrisley
nav" hHd extensive experience. and either is
admirably suited for III" place.
. ITHACA, Nov, 2S-The last practice OF the
,,grn'li ioo'ha tenn on Percy Field was held
", afternoon hchin.l closed gates. and was the
ntN' secret Fraclic" Of the season. The Varsity
ahl substitutes wcr" put through light signal
ithctr", followed by n rehearsal OF all the
Whlrh tho team hopes to defeat tho
VnhkerS The physical condition OF the
men was even better than yesterday
hhl 'raiher Moakley remarked TINT the
men hal not been in such good form ~ any
YIN" during the year. His only fear Is that the
tenn viii suffer from over training and a. a
in tt,lt a.. 4,