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

The Yale and Harvard football officials agreed
'ii'e weeks ago that Edgar T. Glass, Yale's great
euaiu' was eHgloie as an amateur athlete TO play
on me Yale team. and not once has Yale had the
slightest thought of Withdrawing him in snite NJ
incorporate statements to the contrary that have
eInanated elsewhere than from Neps-EIaven A. told
III me tribune two days ago. GLASS; record was
CareIully looked into and absolutely no flaw was
found IN it, He is the son Of Surrogate class Of
syracuse He has never needed to play for money
ana never has done Harvard was COMPLETELY
satisfied with mis- record mr.. - -, -
proofs
Tonight the ticket question Is an insouble one n
Lhe hundreds Of Yale and Harvard men who have
Hot secured seats. There is complete ticket
hands for which 1o f2 lev score IN the speculsors
IDOL ne management stated tonight that five
their East for the Horse show and the ga on
Hatu game VINO had applied for seats that not
1t was announced later that there will be about
tomorrow fternoa ol on puphc sale at ale Field
P9nIeers have exceeded their contract by that
MI 1T Is rgmored to night that Harvard may shift
b rs ana ,HoWdltch at ends at the last moment.
ppitesIts NILS VINO VIII play end back. opposite
hanerty, fale.s weaker end The Harvard coaches
would not confirm this tonight.
As an aftermath of the mobbing or ticket specu-
aL9rs laSt night. several out Of town SPECTATORS
and Bradiev EIIs%5ortb os Of 81 ~
rested Barnum, who captain of last years
freshman crew. was held in 800 bail charged with
both WIN ROBBERY Ban was luF'isheu LOT
a 4 large , force Of workmen spent the evening at
the field dry and hard for tomorrow
CRIMSON MEN IN PERFECT CONDITION.
The perfect physical condition Of the Crimson
players accounts for the happiness and confidence
in Harvard's quarters tonight. Every coach de-
clared that the Crimson team II will 10 the
field tomorrow will be better physically than any
eleven that ever represented the Crimson. There
was not sign Of limp halt or bruise. Every
their checks and fash in their eyes that augured
well for the impending battle. No chances were
taken with the men however. Several Of the
started to play ping pong In an instant Trainer
McMasters had the paddles away from them and
forbade the play
After the practice in which the men were
lively kittens. the veteran trainer spongsd off
every with cold salt water. which was brought
up from the bay across the street with consider
able trouble. The evening spent in amuse-
ment Sammy" Wilder. the big substitute centre,
played piano. while the others Joined with their
voices. The football songs were tried. which two
thousand Crimson undergraduates will sing to-
morrow In hope Of inspiring their team TO victory
Some played pool and billiards. while others passed
q quiet hour in reading before the big fireplace.
But no one seemed worried. Big Tommy" Gray
don the fuIIback. amused the crowd by doing
eIeight of hand tricks, while the coaches kicked
the football about the lobby. No one outside Of
Harvard men were allowed TO remain in the build
ing.
A few Yale men paid hurried visit 70 some OF
their friends on the squad but it was distinctly
Crimson crowd that spent the last evening with
Jokes Evert wendell Who always puts the men
in good spirits with his songs ana piano playing
did not arrive till rather late in the evening.
Every man At the Crimson camp expects to WIN
tomorrow They recognize the exceptional phys
teal condition Of the players. which Is unnsttka
before They know the fighting qualities Of the
eleven. They say II Is now up to the men. ana
that every action of the players assures them that
hey vii NJ z DISAPPOINTED
THEY TAKE A WALK
Atsso the men put on their sweaters and took
half mile walk along the shore. and an hour later
they were put to bed The veterans went 10 sleep
at once. but some Of the new men found II hard
not 70 think of the morrow. Tomorrow morning
The men will take a mile walk in the country, and
the remainder Of the time until the team starts
for the field will be spent in rest and quiet
Following opinions from the Harvard camp
regarding the outcome Of the game:
Head Coach Farley-Everything has come out
beautifully. We have kick coming The team
is fully as good as last years I think will
ton, have lots Of night. and will not say die until
Captain Bob Kernan-Ths is 10 time to talk
Wait until after the game. feel sure however,
that our men VII put up good hgnt' ana that we
is lost. I have every confidence that the team will
year. I think will win.
''Scotty'' McMasters Harvard's veteran trainer
Whether We win or not I meyer had a team IN
will be his toes tomorrow It's up 10 them
now: I am all ended I feel confident that we
years but the BACK field is better. 49,.
aid against Princeton TO down US never saw an
eleven in such fine condition and more Mt for
hard battle than Harvard's players.