Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-22
tirely recovered from the injuries that he
received in the Swarthmore game.
Threat to Call Off Game.

NEW HAVEN November 22-All Yale is
talking of the ultimatum sent her by
Coach Reid yesterday that if yale did not
agree to accept Billy Edwards as umpire
before 10 o'clock Harvard would call the
game off.
After Yale had practically given Harvard
the say as to the choice of all the other
officials, it was thought outrageous for
Harvard to take the ground that she did,
but Yale nevertheless agreed to Edwards.
The Yale coaches are coming in for criti-
cism for allowing the dictation of Harvard
Negotiations were started weeks ago look
ing to the choice of the referee and UNI
pire, and it has been the delay on Har-
wards part that has kept the final choice
this long.
The feeling here is that relations between
the two foot ball associations are decidedly
strained and some go so far as to say 1T Is
possible Saturdays contest will be the last
for long time between Yale and Harvard
The result on the Yale eleven has been
that it is now worked up to the point where
it is at the fighting pitch, where almost
nothing can stop it from licking Harvard
to finish.
Foot Ball Notes.
Dillon, Carlisles big guard, says that
Kersberg is the best man he ever played
against. The Harvard mans improvement
over his last years form is remarkable.
Michigan advanced the ball but SO yards
against Pennsylvania-26 yards in the first
half and 80 in the second. Penn. secured
1O2 yards in the first half and 147 in the
second, or total of 249.
Hurry Up Yost, it is rumored, will
coach no more after this fall and devote all
his time to his coal interests, but Yost has
tried several times to get rid of the foot
ball fever.
Gardiner appears to be the only Indian on
H. No. -1a IT.
temper He threatened Starr in the Har-
ward game, but the Crimson player laughed
the matter off, and on Saturday Gardner
was ruled off in Minneapolis for hitting
Marshall. Minnesota's negro end.
Harvard had her way in the matter Of
officials for the game with Yale on Satur-
day. Edwards, Hall and Hackett were the
three names in Coach Reds notebook when
he went to the conference in Springfield.
The Indians war chest is rapidly filling
up with wampum, as they have played to
crowds all season and their engagements
are not yet at an end. They will go to
Cincinnati on Saturday and Norfolk, Va,
on Thanksgiving day.
The Harvard squad will be quartered at
the Pequot Club house at Morris Cove, New
Haven harbor, today and tomorrow.
DartmOuth'S crippleS are rounding to
again, and the regular eleven, which was
broken up through practicing in the snow,
may face Brown at Springfield on Saturday.
Capt. Glaze was out in togs yesterday.
day for the Yale-Harvard game.
More than $1,000 of Yale money has been
covered at evens in Cambridge, and 1000
at on the Blue and on the Crimson.
few thousand tickets were returned
from Cambridge to New Haven, but at that
more than 10000 have been assigned by the
Harvard management.
Signal drill in the base ball cage on Sol
diers' Field is Harvard's latest scheme to
cheat early darkness.
The Princeton eleven has accepted the in
vitation of the Yale management to see
the Harvard game. The Tigers will have
seats in the Yale stand. They are with Old
Eli in spirit, as the best they can hope for
now is to divide the seasons championship
with Yale.
Prevailing prices for Yale-Harvard tickets
are 81 and So.
Brown is negotiating with the Indians
and Princeton for games next year.
Canton and Massillon will clash again on
Saturday at Massillon, Ohio. Eckersall has
been offered $1,000 to play on Massillon, it
is said