The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

Princeton says his eleven is oyertrain- ed and not in good condition, but does not say Yale will win, while his trainer, N1r Flood, says the Tigers are in the best possible form and will defeat the Blues, Bob Forbes, the West Point coach, who has seen both elevens play, i is of the opinion that the chances are ] in favor of Yale.
 Fear HarIan's Kicking
 Harlan is the man whom the Yale supporters fear and who keen follow CTS of the gridiron this fall say is the i Tigers only hope. His ability to kick goals from the field at necessary times is well known, and yesterday after noon in the final practice of the Yale eleven before the game Ralph Kinney and other graduate coaches drilled Biglow Brides and Paige on how to block the dangerous plaN Best Weather Conditions.
 The weather report comes out with an unqualified fair for the day, and this will add immensely to the attrac- tion of the game. The Princeton sup porters will have the cooler side of the field and in the middle of the sunny side will be the Yale cheering section. Julian Curtiss on Deck
 Back of the cheering section is the new press stand, which is much more commodious and well fitted than the old one. Yesterday the telegraph in- struments were Installed and every thing put in readiness for to-day The tickets, the allotment of which was in the hands of Julian w. Curtiss, Yale l'79, of New York, are all gone. and ] every paper has been provided for. MT. Curtiss, who is with Spaulding Brothers, has personally seen to the l distribution of the tickets and the ar J engagements for the press are perfect
 The absence of the spectators has up to now been marked, but it is be- l lieved they are holding back the few tickets they procured until the last hours before the game, when they can demand almost any sum.
 The personality tof the players and statistics in regard to them is always interesting before big contest such as that to-day, and the facts In regard to the Yale players, with the age weight and height of the Princeton players, who are likely to get into the big game, are given:
 Statistics.
 Howard H. Jones, of Excello, O., is left end. He played the same position last year. He is a senior and came 5te Yale from Exeter academy He is 2i years old, weighs 167 pounds and is feet 10 inches In height
 . Hay Paige, left tackle, comes from Gainesville, O., where he prepared fol Yale He played the same position on the Yale eleven last fall He is 21 years old, weighs 197 pounds and is feet 2 inches in height. He is senior in the scientific department.
 Carroll T, Cooney, of Brooklyn, f. left guard He is a sophomore anG played center on the freshman clever last fall He prepared for Yale a Exeter academy. He is 2l years old weighs 265 pounds and is 6 feet il height.
 Edward 0. Congdon, a senior, play! center rush He resides at Duluth and has been substitute end rush foi three years He prepared for Yale a the Hill school, Potstown, Pa. He i 21 years old, is s feet tall and weigh IFS pounds
 William A. Goehel, right guard played the same position on the fresh man eleven last fall His home is il Phoenix, Arizona, and he prepared fe Yale at the high school in that city He is 20 years old, weighs PIP pound and is feet inches in height,
 Lucius Horatio Biglow, Sd, captail of the eleven and right tackle lives fl Montclair, N J. He came to Val from Lawrenceville academy. He ha been tackle on the varsity eleven fo two seasons. He is 22 years old, is feet inches in height and weighs IS pounds.
 Clarence F. Alcott, right end, live in Cleveland and was end rush on tn eleven last fall He is 8 member C the junior class. He prepared fo Yale at the University school, Cleve land He is 21 years old, weighs IT pounds and is 5 feet 10 inches i height.
 T. A. D. Jones, quarterback an brother of Howard Jones, has playe the same position for two seasons He also prepared at Exeter He is ? years old, weighs TIA pounds and is feet tall.
 A. E. Brides, left halfback of th Yale eleven. played left guard las year. He comes from Brockton, Mass and prepared for Yale at Willisto academy, Easthampton, Mass He } P years old, is feet in height an J weighs 193 pounds.
 William B Bomar, right halfback, senior and lives in Fort Worth, re, He prepared for Yale at the Binghal school He has been varsity subst ute at Yale for two years. He is years old, weighs 169 pounds and is feet 9 inches in height. @
 Edward Harris Coy, fullback, wa captain of the freshman eleven la fall He lives in this city, is 19 year old, weighs 193 pounds and is fe, tall He prepared for Yale at tf Hctchkiss school, Lakeville.
 Graham Foster, substitute tackle an guard, is in the law school and livt in Anthony. Kansas. He was subst ute tackle last year. He prepared fC Yale at Fairmount academy, where l7 played halfback. He is 2* years ol weighs 184 pounds and is feet 10 incl cs in height.
 n Walter L. Brown of Clear Branc U Tenn, substitute tackle and guard,
 cousin of Arthur Erwin, guard la year. He is a sophouore and tprapaTt