The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-17

put, Capt. Morse Of Yale IL a strong factor
sickness and injury Sis work TT on On ~. Se0c ofsnS %
sst away With the speed f' he does se S SSss T Un
fSs best man nj IN H Ike Ysis s a. Hisss9Is =; taking
holes with precision and Co keep going is little
his 6sokfisid Oo or %Gss nave ass 70 ais sls p psd' t Re-.
tsstest MAJ on the ned will be RnIon- Miller.
billions class as = broken field runner and
Princeton bsckfeld Is more evenly distributsd
ton line. Whatever advantage there /" in
experience In big ssmee-the Yale baokheld
t nSs carly 1S may ibs P Ssi fha sSs Yale y,l use more men
does not argue that the Yale job will be any
better done.
Naturally more IL known In this region OF
Pennsylvaniai ability than M~ichisans. The
In the early part Of the season. but the disas-
,sons defeat At the hands q the Indians
Improved, With a strong scrimmass defence
tails ss" 81 open open t Rsid n pisS. lmR a tss T. fss &c,
game, where they began to brace. there was
'V MieSisa ali has 81 NOT SEp Sssa sSs sa Z t sSili Ey.r a,
has Pennsylvania; nor have the Wolverines
done anythipg impressive in the scoring line.
the Quakers il is something that Yost has up
his sleeve, not what has been shown. Yost
went back TO Michigan mItterins. shaking
MS head and bemoaninR his outlook; but not q
sisa Is q the s 81 s . e sI ssssn M II ias.; h vsn %st.
and Michigan had a hard time winning that
game by q small score. For all We know to
wen or Better tssinst Pennsy wanna. 0'T The
Quakers have scored oftener than Michigan,
Sase n Seen s scored on %0 Oft. ss%e than Me- Misthis ssey
Pennsylventa is the heav ier team OF the two.
and in the matter Of having valuable men out
file Of football followers are all at sea as to
What to expect IN this gene. This enhances
The Yale PLAYERS regulars and Substitutes,
will 20 to Princeton at 10 o'clock this morn.
followers think is going up against a losing
game to-day the, Yale squad was pretty
s sorPp 81 o0 a&dEisitSaay and saes scc c5s IN the &c f assS
Coach Rockwell, IF we get beaten IL won't
be the fault Of our condition; The Yale
as players and coaches always are on the
eve Of a big game, but one Of them observed
On cS''G This ts'f bunch.ll n' TSs f nsSn SS Smo ons'nt ne
players was that they had a fighting chance
s sRSp Sere PFeE ssst o So MAKE az t the S %Ss5h Of t isIt
rather confident and thought there Would be
a surprise in Nassau circles to-day. The
where, however. is that Princeton will win.
and there is a good deal Of PRINCETON mOney
practice this afternoon' said one OF che
players last night. mot hard. but fast. Every
that the Yale backheld at the start Of the game
will be Jones. Yeeder. Knox and Morse. IL
the game, because he is the. only. reliable
Kicker; somebody suggested last night that
il would Be a good idea too, for the COACHES
coaches have nothing to do with It " explained
one who is familiar with the Yale system;
the Hha"s game. ana tS SsS I & feels %St that f he ought sssbt
to give way to Roome. he will do so
.r PHlN ;ocTSsi, E So,;,s ie ;vit5 the eye Of the
Princeton grads. Princeton sympathlzers,
lovers Of the strenuous sport are already
on hand to enjoy the preliminary fun. AZ
orange and black and many contain a large
crowded as usual. 1t is impossible to Sc
tSlled. This latter hosiery is the mecca OF
students find time to look things over. Il
is surprising when the small amount OF bet
H stsSad a" ready sad game to place e'a ali Kinds Of 5fr'n meneH
| on. the result, but refuses in the main to oner
odds.
All fears as to the condition Of the grid
iron have been dispensed with. A gang OF
men, assisted by several hundred students.
snow and straw from the playing surface.
This afternoon when the place was cleared
y was examined and found to be al right
Another layer OF straw was placed over IL
tonight 50 there can be no possibility Of the
gridiron being. sloppy or soft. The ground
is pretty well frozen now.
The Tigers. came outdoors this afternoon
tomorrow. They were rushed through a
signal drill and the coaches were pleased
H Hi.h the ana SlnFg sTon rfGffisd Uf 1y t sas Rlisyfrs;
for about fifteen minutes. When asked for
the official lineup, the coaches h~esitated
accurate as possible at a late hour tonight.
Here is what they gave: Left end. Wister:
Centr sa'f P!slnIapss!! r risht ls guard SIas st.n ar D, rliISSt
tackle, Cooney; ,riEhtIend, H0aglsnd; quar-
ter6aek, T. Dilion; left half6ack' RSlOrr-
It will come as a surprise to football fol;
start the game at the pivotal position. He
and Herring will be shifted when the Tigers
Dillon is not in the best possible shape and
it is thought may not last through the con-
test, II he is forced to retire Daub will go in.
Daub has been used at tackle lately. Sub
stitute Quarterback Tenney is In the hospital
as a result OF injuries received in Tuesdays
SCflnlt1hBe.
In case Dillon has to quit. Harlan will 90
in at quarterback and Tibbot will MI in hs
place NJ right halfback. should Mccormick
be forced TO retire Rulon- Miller will SHIFT to
fullback and Cass will fill the vacant position
behind the line. Werden and Shaw are the sub
ends; Cameron the centre and Larson, Martin
and Rheinstein the substitute inemen.
The players all slept tonight az the Os-
borne Field house 80 that they might escape
the noise and excitement in town. Few
tickets are for sale. This morning an ener-
getic Spectator offered a student sl2 for one
lone seat In the cheering section. He said
he could get SIS for II. Al Briner's on Nassau
street a few seats in the north stand are on
sale, aud these will be gobbled up before
10 O'Clock in the morning. When seen to-
night Trainer Valentine Flood said: Every
man il in tiptop condition. l do not know
OF a physical disability among the players,
except possibly with Capt. Dillon. Harlan's
ankle ia strong again and he will be all right
TO do the kicking. We expect TO win by .
small score" Hell Devil Skillman was ~ a
rOllicking mood when he .~prophcsied that
his Old Nassau boys" would win by IL to ..
New HAVEN, Nov. I8.-With the tamest
sendoT ever accorded a Yale varsity eleven
the Eli football players started for New York
tonight. Old Yale grads who came 70 The
New Haven depot 20 see the team start de-
ciared that the exhibition OF lack OF splrM
was a positive disgrace. The coaches, Just
before the squad left she hotel, all spoke IN a