The evening world., 1908-10-16
PRINCETON ONLY
BIG ELEVEN TO
PLAY IN NEW YORK
Dartmouth and Tigers, Bitter
Rivals, Meet at the Polo
Grounds Next Month.

KTnW YORK football lovers wifi
N have a chance to see only one
big game fl Manhattan this sen
son, That will he when Princeton and
Dartmouth clash at the Polo Grounds
next month. The game promises 10 be
a corker us Dartmouth has always been
a thorn in the Side Of the Tige:s, and
this year looks to have as strong a team
as the one that defeated Princeton 10
60 score in 1905 In 1905 Princeton
Eot revenge by running up a big score
on the little Hanover team, and last
year the two elevers did not meet Sc
this years game will be for blood %
both sides.
Last year Dartmouth beat Harvard
in easy style and as but few Of the
players were lost by graduation it
looks rs if Princeton is up against
hard task. Princeton seems to he work.
ing on slow development plan this
fall, due possibly to the fact that II
tackles Dartmouth and Yale on sue
ceeding saturdays, the Yale clash COM
ing week after the one with the Han
over team. These are tie two lard
games on the Tigers schedule This ttll,
and the two they want mos: 10 capture.
Hence the slowness and cGrefulness OF
the early work.
Williams and Dartmouth mee; tomorrow
az Williamson, and this Will give a 5h,ncs
games one thing thar must be c-os.t-
cred, though. is that both o. tie teams havs
6sen worrying more with an idea OF strength
La,er In the season. when their hard battles
come t1an with the view o. sottin, OF:
real ""Fk thus early in the scasoa.
Harvard scrubs kept the 'va-s.:y busy to-
twenty minutes IN sc:iru:saEs. neither sils
p2,; BENG IN TIE y2rs.:y tsr;ttory Tes
Burr kicked vel Tor the varsity but his
work was bettered by that Of sprlgue aal
Gray WHO did the ho"tins for the scrub..
Capt. Booty Buroh OF Yale was knocked
eaS and for for ern al was qnsSs-
scious not recovering until he had been
: :e,S. , TO the 9G.pi.a one o; tas IA:
ne went down Ike los, The injury is not
serious. but Will keep him out OF practice
side lines against tire ives; Point team to-
morrow. That Yale fears the Soldiers Is
keeps Vac busy. Many I'D g1a aIM
,grTeI 3u; yes'erday TO help out Bigow
s en6. Tsd E jeoS' oas 55em were Sss-
De wit: Corh-ane, McCray. Gluten. Hoyt
and Stliua1.
Reports from West Point say tina. the
Arrnv team hoI"s 20 score on Yale in tho
annual battle at West Point Saturday Tho
squad his been n" Ia getting out hor p-r 9
tice. hut the coaches are not dlscouraged
AID work HH-d IN the short time they have.
Dean is SHOWING splendid form in place and
lr)p kicking. while G-enie i. bootine the bail
nfty and SIXTY Yards regularly in practice
puats.
Pennsylvania has lost Pau1t!s who was
exp~cteo 10 se o: great strength in the line.
!'Ruhil" admits hat lie played summer base-
bail un1e: Al assumed name last rnn.
In>r. dang 90 tor the aske Of ssttins money
~ seot!rus his course ct oo!iege. He wa
hl<psi BY tho faculty. The loss OF PeuI-
us IL NJ; ecth<r!ns tho coaches - much AZ
he 1.shhess q tho bnektleld. Since Town.
scfa hAs esen cut Of tho game with q
broken leg. the baeSti.lt com huatios has
eene broker W. and II seems impossible TO
get II working light again Tie tear 10
badly crippled, almost every one ~ the rcsu-
as suffering from injuries mora less