The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-21
YALE-HARYAGD GAME TODAY
LINEUP oFTHE TEAMS FOR THE
 BIG CONTEST.

Il I---~- AAA 1toeA-AcA-4 Piaos-FesIing of Quiet confidsnce
 crops Out at Cambridge within the
 Last Two Days Not sunioiensiy
 strong. However, to Induce Crimson
 Cohorts to Bet on Their Team.
 Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2O.-The fea- ture of the annual football contest be- tween Harvard and Yale tomorrow on Soldiers Field and one which will make | it noteworthy in the annals of Ameri- can sport will be the assembly of SS,000 people in the new quarter of a million dollar stadium, one of the largest crowds that has ever witnessed 6 sirni- lar event in this country.
 It is said that nearly 100000 persons have attended a football game in Eng land between the rival teams of Eng land and Scotland. but such a crowd at an American game is unique.
 Cambridge, and its larger neighbor. Boston, is therefore fairly damned to- night with college students, both grad uates and undergraduates of the two universities, all discussing eagerly the prospects of the game tomorrow It seems to be generally conceded that barring fiukes and flmbIes, such as prevailed at New Haven last week, Yale will win, but singularly enough there has arisen at Harvard during the past day or two feeling of quiet confidence in the team. the source or which it is difficult to trace. in view of the cratic work of the team during tha season just closed.
 Still this feeling was not sufficiently strong to-day to induce Harvard men to snap up wagers of three and four to one which the sporting vanguard of the Yale cohorts offered, nor was there very much betting on the prospects of Harvard's even scoring against the blue.
 Head Coach Cranston stated tonight that the team had shown great irn- provement since the Dartmouth game in the handling of kicks, especially Captain Marshall. .'But what will count the most" he said, ''is that the team Is sure to show a desperate fight ing spirit In the contest tomorrow" The Harvard team, with the excep- ton of Meier, will be the same as that which lined up against Dartmouth last Saturday.
 From Auburndale, six miles away, comes the report that the Yale team has had good rest nearly all day. in- dulging only In an hours signal prac- tice this afternoon. The team lined up on the lawn in front of the hotel and with no effort to keep back the small crowd, the men were put through their paces, although rough work was avoid ed. Later in the day many of the men took a stroll, while others indulged in reading and writing. All went to bed early apparently in the best of spirits. There were eight coaches with the team and in addition to the players who came yesterday from New Haven. several more substitutes arrived to-day. The team will leave the hotel at 1 o'clock tomorrow, going to Cambridge by trolley. The two teams will line Iu tomorrow as follows:
 Harvard. Position. Yale Left End. Clothier ............... Rafferty, (Capt.y Left Tackle Derby ........................ Kinney Left Guard. Lemoyne .................... Batchelder Center. ParKfnson .................... RorabacA Right Guard. | fA. NarshaH ,...-..... ...s.. ........ M1lIen Right Tackle hhoWlton ........................ Hogan Right End. boWoltch Shevfin
 Quarterback. c. Marshall Capt) ............ Rockwell Left Half Back. NICHOLS Mitchell
 Right Half Back. Hurley ....................... Metcaif
 Fullback
 ocnoeikopI ,a.--.......... Farmer Officials: Referee, Paul Dashiel, Le- high. Umpire, M. McClung, Lehigh. Timer, Whiting, Cornell. Time, s5 min- ute halves.