The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-11

s-ores once on a touchdown. The offence
was not so good yesterday as IL was Sat
urday. but there was a stiffening mp In
the defence The kicking was poor
STUDENT cops" AT BIG GAME.
New Haven. Conn, Nov. i1.-It was
stated last night that the police force 10
do duty at the Yale Field for the iale-
Princeton game next saturday would IN
clude about 80 students acting as cops
They will be furnished by the Yale Bu-
resu of Self-Help and will be sworn in as
special constables by the selectmen OF the
town of Orange which has police turisdic-
ton over the Yale Field. II is the hrst
time I'm the history Of football at Yale
University that Yal men have been call
ed on to police the grounds.
The officials OF the New York ana New
Haven road stated last night that from
the appeals already made the road would
carry q record breaking crowd to the
game from New York next Saturday. AL
ready arrangements have been made TO
run six special trains from the Grand
Central 10 New Haven.
Yale will have one day more OF hard
practice today before the Princeton game
on Saturday. Then the men VIII practi-
cally rest. with the exception or signal
drill that will be kept up on Thursday and
FRIDAY II is understood here that Prince
ton will bend all her energies to break
down Yale's centre and that Roraback
will be the principal point OF attack for
the Tigers. Yale Is prepared 10 meet TINS
kind of campaign and 1t was stated pE
one who is close TO the coaches tnst
Princeton will find the strongest centre
she has faced in years. II was also said
that Yale has one or two surprises up
her sleeve for the Tigers.
Prank Pufterworth and George Adee
brought out a new wrinkle this AFTERNOON
at the practice that may he used to fool
the Tigers This was a double pass for
punt.
BETTING FAvORs YALE.
New York. Nov. IA lot OF bets were
made I'm the Broad street curb market
Yesterday upon the coming big football
games. Several wagers were closed at
500 70 $50 and 500 20 80 that Yale will
defeat Princeton next Saturday. The odds
at the close OF the day were: $50 10 800
hid on princeton. sioo to ssD offered on
yale. There was an offer OF SIS TO 500 that
Princeton does not score. A bet Of $50 To
$50 IVES made that Yale beats Harvard in
the game OF Saturday of next week
TIGERS HAD AN EASY DAY.
princeton. ~. J., Nov. 1.-THE Tigers
had a light practice yesterday consisting
OF a long preliminary drill in receiving
punts and running through the signals
and a rs minutes lineup against the
scrub. Neither side attempted 10 score, as
the game was only TO perfect the men I'm
going through the new s~cret formations
All the regular Varsity men were out in
uniform. and took part In the practice.
De witt devoted considerable time to
punting and kicking goals from the held
His work yesterday showed a great Inn
proyement over that Of last Saturday and
he succeeded In kicking several goals
from the 20 and t5-yard lines
VALE GRANDsTANDs WILL SEAT
New Haven. Nov. lit was officially
stated by the Yale football management
Yesterday that the reconstructed grand
~. ncs at Vale Field will seat 2a.04 per-
sons. and that $500 tickets have been
sold thus far. Two years ago the stands
accommodated 1900 persons.
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