The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
HOW SONS OF ELI
CELEBRATED VICTORY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 1S.-Among
Yale men Saturdays game with Rrince5ol.
las been voted the greatest ever" No
such intercollegiate match is ON record
showing that an eleven, two scores be-
mind, rallied and won IN the second hall.
since 1889, when Harvard led princeton, IL
TO y, at the end OF the nrst hair and then
lest, 10 to 10.
The result of the match left Yale with
out any danger oI beng affected TINS win
Ter by the financial slr4nsency prevalent
| Ia Vail street and at princeton. Some re-
narkably thrilling stories are Vouched
/ py the Aalef mea, who snow nsuuls oi
money 10 back the tales. y Yale senloa
has the remains left after Saturday night S
celebration OF 500 which he won by ,aklng
wnger called out by u Princeton man be-
tween naIVea, Mnen the 1lSels We're 4eua-
ing ~ 10 U. The princeton packer shouted
~ to l OIL Princeton" The Yale seniol
Immediately closed the wager for ST.
against the Prineetonian's S-J0, and the
! pool was left ut \ ale
| A Princeton graduate who is in business
at New ork attended the game in $5,0Ov
| automobile, and, engaging in an argument
| during the intermisslon with Yaie man,
| Wagered his automop bile against $500. The
/ garage check for the automobile was
4 placed against the cash, and the Yale man
+ who closed the bet yesterday drove his
car around the city full of student friends,
+ while the New York loser had to buy
lailroad tickets for his five guests back tc
! New York city
One of the happiest of the Yale rooters
was Miss Ethel Roosevelt. She attended
the contest as the guest of Carol Glover
/ ir., of Washington, Yale sophomore, ano
/ her joy when Yale forged ahead was su-
/ preme. Miss Roosevelt has enjoyed hel
! \ ale stay SO thoroughly tlpt she has re-
mained here Yesterday and met num-
Der of the football stars, whom she has
personally congratulated. She Is chap
| eroned by Mr.. Glovers mother. Mrs. I. g
Glover. Of Washington. They have special
| apartments at the New Haven House, anc
will leave here today for Washington.
With Miss Roosevelt is Miss Henrietta
/ Fitch, of Washington, daughter of Chiei
/ Engineer Fitch, United States Navy. Car
rol Glover. their Yale host, is a brother OF
! Madame Won Swindezen, wife of the min-
lister from the Netherlands.
An innovation which has caused conSid
cradle comment at Yale was that of aking
women who were guests OF the coaches tC
| the side lines for seats. This was done bs
several Princeton men, and the spectacle
presented late In the game by the fail
| guests was pitiful. They sobbed and wept
after Princeton fell behind and wer.
deeply affected
The Yale celebration continued unit
dawn yesterday, 1t was amply financed
by the Princeton losers, as was evidenced
by its elaborateness and Its extent. New
| Haven theatres shut up early Saturda,
night after Drawing the versatility of
victorious Yale for an act or two.
Two handsome, well-dressed women
New York; lawyers, were put into tn
lookup andf charged with disorderly con
duct. They jumped upon the front sea
of Il hack, and, waving Princeton flag
and yelling for Princeton, were proddini
the driver to rush through the pTincipa
streets when they We're halted and ar
rested. They were released on bail earl,
| yesterday morning. t ls rot expected tina
| they will appear ~ Ell their cases ar
called. They refused o givt their rames
The Yale coaches kept the players quie
yesterday. appointing their roommates N
guardians to see that they Were not over
whelmed by congratulations and that the,
were put to bed early tonight. None o
the regulars will be asked to report at tn
Yale Field today, but will be told to wall
| into the country and tramp through tn,
woods without thought of football
Sharp, but not long. work is set dowr
for Tuesday and Wednesday. when somi
defensive formations are to be learned il
preparation for the Harvard game. TIL,
team will leave here Thursday for Auburn
dale Mass
A remarkable example Of grit and pluck
came to light yesterday. X. M. Brown
Prlnceton's right end, had his collarbone
broken early in the second half of the
Yale game, but continued TO play. with
one arm nearly helpless, until the last few
minutes, when the coaches saw that he
was weakening and sent in Welch.