Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
FEELING BETWEEN
YALE AND HARVARD
Blues Sentiment Would Wei
come a Permanent
Break.

ana Harvard game has elvoked was almost
forgotten yesterday In the stir over the
possibility OF q break In the relations Of the
TWO colleges, due to the dictation of Har-
ward on the question Of ofRcials. Every
Where among college men the action of
the Harvard management was discussed,
ana In most quarters provoked the bitter
est criticism. The course pursued il not
q novel one at Cambridge and was very
much OF the order that aroused and con-
unued the ill-feeling between Harvard and
Fennsylvania and eventually led to q break
between the two.
Yale men are unquestionably very acre
On the subject. If the present feeling was
consulted the probability is that there
would never be another opportunity for a
repetition of the occurrence Fortunately.
however, the question of further contests
Setween the two universities will NOT be
prousnt up until some time after the com
ha s came u, IS played and the breach may be
uons are decidedly strained.
<ano9her Phase of the situation discussed
was tne possibility of the iIl-feeling mani
htesting itself on the field Of play If there
De any roughness in Saturdays game there
Is sure to be a cessation Of contests r.
was conditional upon this that the present
game was permitted, and there ia alnost
NO cnance at all for another game Il the
last year $3.50 V, tioUoie VI
Yale finished her scrinmaee Yesterday
ana II Is now practically certain that Wee
ger, Roome and Morse will be the three
oa nc. 70 enter the game. Harvard had
UnIy signal practice at Morris Cove, where
the team awaits the contest. The eleven
announced include all those expected to
pay and places MONTGOMERY at end IN
s,ea 10 OF orr. orr II there is to be any change
OF 1T will leak out until thew fare each
other on the field.
Yale Took ON Weight.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. November "a
contrary to their own expectations, the
ale varsity coaches lined up the players
yesterday afternoon for a fifteen-nfnute
scrlmmase. Forbes, left end, has been ill
ana was unable to play. He will be kent
quiet tili Saturday for the big game. Stuart
played left end. The first string of hacks
were laid of. one running the eleven at
quarterback, Bomar and Werneken MIA vim o,
the halves and Roome getting hack into
play at fullback. Each of the three hacks
sIoseu a eoucndown. Knox, who was Grip
p!eo last saturday by straining a tendon in
his shoulder, resumed light work. CATCHING
punts 1or han an hour, but the chances are
slight of his playing on Saturday. The
coacnes lean to Bomar rather than to Linn
- .SP.oNS hiiu. I1Sdu SOdCn ROCKWELL said
last night that the back field would not he
CHOSEN till Saturday morning. John Mack.
trainer or the eleven, says that the team
mad taken on too much weight I'D the H,1d
son, and his request to Coach RockWeH led
TO the change in policy to work the men
yesterday afternoon.
The Harvard foot ball eleven reached here
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon from Bos-
ton special trolley car took them IN the
Pequot House at Morris Cove. Within an
hour they were at work in signal drilI on
the Pequot House lawn, where iaree strfns
OF canvas prevented curious spectators from
witnessing the play. Coach Reid said !.
Every man on the team is in Upton shane
and we are confident Of winning"
Odds Against Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November 23.-The
Harvard varsity eleven left Cambridge
early yesterday morning amid the greatest
ovation that has ever been given to Grim
son team on its departure for a Yale bat
tie. At 1880 o'clock 1900 men began a pa
rade about the college grounds. The college
band was in the lead and President John
White of the senior class led the cheering
Six hundred students followed the cars into
Boston and gave the team another ovation
at the station. College exercises for the dav
were practically suspended Harvard he
lieves that she has golden opportunity tn
lower the blue coiors. On the showing Of
Yale in the Princeton game Cambridge SIN
dents will doubtless demand odds of = To a
on Yale in betting