New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-22

As they viii 60 into the game tomorrow the
Yale team will average I82 pounds to Harvard's
is The Yale rush line will average 1s5 pounds to
Harvsrd's 49, The Yale backheld will average 160
pounds 10 Harvards l6s.
Reports from Harvard to-day Indicate that the
Crimson team viii probably play more compn-
Gated game than Yale had looked for. the practice
this week showing that Harvard is not only Up TO
TOP notch form. but Is likely 20 spring some sur
Question pIav her usual bsttering ram style OF
game. alternating with a varied line back system
her fast 6acktield for end runs to great extent,
= much more likely 10 penetrate Yales line espe-
-iations the old tackle back formations. 1t IS
likely that Vale viii pound Harvard's centre con
he through Goss- This is indicated also by the
where MS experience and weight tell IN the
attacks on Gosss position.
SLEEP AND DINE IN THE CARS.
Several parlor car special trains came in from
Boston tonight and aia over in the railroad yards,
where the cars were used sleeping and dining
rooms by the occupants. The great rush Of incom-
Ing trains viii begin. however. tomorrow morning.
and after 10 O'Clock the city will be sWamped;
Ss of town 9 Deop I xho come for The game The
greatest crowd that has ever witnessed tooL3a
having engaged seats on the greatly extended
A final pre-estimate Of the strength OF the two
teams tomorrow gives Yale the ODDS Dy snght
son much greater line rushing power than Har+
show 2n neT 0S bIe ABILITY to force her OPP
ronenr bscz for good gains. Near the opposing
goal however Harvard has frequently exhibited
marked strength and at suc1 times IS particularly
dangerous because OF the fast backield circllng
plays Yale however. has all along proved a
steader and faster line smasher. On the offence
Harvard without doubt will show the superior
backaeld and in the kicking game will excel Yale.
though her ends not clever as Hale's IN
holding felders On defence Hsrvards line Is
inferior 10 YaIes so the outcome OF the game
Is quite certain 10 depend pretty largely on the
success Nth which the Harvard forwards mold
VaIes IRISH line The first few minutes OF Yale's
line sttsck ought 10 prove this way or the
other
ARRIVAL or THE HARVARD MEN
The Crimson eleven arrived playful as kittens
81 the Peouot Club house at Morris Cove. on the
east shore OF NeH-Haven Harbor. early this after
noon. reaching Cedar Hill station at l O'Clock on
the Boston express. The players squad numbered
thrty-ave and besides these there were seventeen
rubbers doctors and attendants The remaining
substitutes will come early tomorrow Inc harvard
men looked 1T a. riddles ard were IN the pest OF
spirits frolicking over the club dance moor ana
kicking ball on the lawn. Two hours after dinner
the men dressed for play and went through signals
with Coach Farley on the clubhouse lawn, after
curious spectators were moved on. Trainer McNAs-
ters reported all his IN the best shape poSsi"ie'
and Coach Farley said the same
The Harvard coaches would give no forecast %
the game though all we're evidently comment as
Harvard believes the team this year Is stronger
thsn last While Harvard was at Motifs Cove the
Tale eleven were going through last hours OF ssha
work al Yale Field after which their olo uiliAoi
were burned The Yale eleven were happy and