The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-19
FOOTBALL TEAMS
 READY FOR CONFLICT
GREAT 0RoWD OF VISITORS IN
 THIS OITK.

Nlght--But Little Betting-NO Har-
 ward Money in sisht-spIendid Ser
 vice Planned by Street Railroad
 Company to Accommodate PaS
 trons-The Probable Lineup of the
 Teams-Pleasant Weather Predicted
 Hotels Crowded.
 To-day is football day and every in- dication points to the fact that it will be the most successful event of the kind which has ever been held in this city. The weather man predicts pleas. ant weather, although 1t may be some what cloudy during the day, but not enough so to interfere with the general enjoyment of the game. Never before in the history of the game have there been so many visitors in this city as there are at the present time. All dur, ing the day yesterday and last night every train that drew into the station was crowded with people. The same condition of affairs continued all night and to-day thousands more will be brought into this city on special trains from all directions. In order to facili- tate matters to-day the railroad compa- ny will suspend the freight traffic in this quarter and the big New Haven terminal will be swept clean of all cars to make room for the regulars and spe- cials which will bring the visitors to tho game.
 In all forty-two special trains will arrive here for the day, and every per- son in the operating department of the road will have his hands filled with work from balmy noon to dewy eve
 Yesterday afternoon seven sleeping cars arrived here with Harvard rooters. Arriving here these cars were run on sidings at Belle dock The 1:OS D. m. express out of Boston for New York yesterday afternoon was run in sec tions but the rush will not be at it's height until this forming, when dozens of specials from east, west and north will begin pouring people into this city.
 There will be seventy-one parlor cars made use of to-day, of thirty-seven will come from New York and the remain- der from Boston. Special emergency trains will be run from both ends of the system If necessary.
 Upon arriving in New Haven the va rious specials will be set on side tracks about the great terminal. A map of the New Haven yard with the location ofs all the parlor cars will be furnished each passenger on the way to the game this afternoon.
 FI,I,a Cyoncolid fad estY.eat raiix4,ssx xr en4,, pany, under the personal supervision Of General Manager Punderford, have made every preparation for handling the people in a. most satisfactory man- Ener, not the slightest detail having been omitted. By the arrangement which has been made there will be ten extra cars constantly at the depot, which will run as far as Chapel and High streets. From the depot up to Water street on State street, there will also be a large number of extra cars to handle the crowds on the arrival of all special trains. These cars will run up Chapel street by way of State street, About noon 1sO extra cars will run from Col lege street to the field and these will keep returning by way of George street. During this time the George street ser- vice will be suspended, the regular George street cars running out Whitney, avenue as far as Cliff street. This will give a splendid service to the people living in that vicinity to make connec- tions at the corner of Church and Chap el streets
 Before the finish of the game from 130 to 15O cars will be lined up in front | of the exits of the field and just as soon as filled they will proceed to the city. l It is figured that the services to and from the field will be on less than a minute schedule.
 Exera feed wires have been strung and there will be emergency wagons stationed all along them ain line There will also be wrecking wagons and line men with rubber gloves" and pickups to take charge of any broken live wires until the repair wagons arrive.
 General Manager Punderford stated yesterday afternoon that no detail had been neglected to give good, fast ser- vice to and from the field and the only thing which could possibly happen to delay things would be the breaking Of an axle on one of the cars and there is only slight possibility of this happen4 ing.
 While the officials of both teams res fused last night to give out any def mite statement for the game, still, as near as could be learned the first men named in the Yale column will in all probability start the game as the de- lenders of the Blue, although Veeder may be started at left half back in place of Hoyt. The probable line lip is: Yale. Harvard. lSheFl1n .s.s..ts3..'..,.. INdnuatl
 Left end.
 B100mer s.........y........ .ss.. ,...t I3rlll Left Tackle.
 Kinney, Flanders ................ White
 Left Guard
 Roraback Parker l Center.
 Tripp ..........s....,."........ Squlres
 Right Guard.
 Hogan co ..,................ Derby
 Right Tackle
 l Neal s.....s.s..5.....i..s.st.s..s MonIgOinery
 Right End.
 Rockwell ........................ starr
 Quarter back.
 BOyC, Neeu6f @....3.s..s.s .'.l..fs.s.,.s 0perIy
 T aff Half Rack