The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-14

able to win on their home grounds since then. From all reports received here the Princeton students are sure that their team with Dillon in will win tas year in spite of the showing made against Dartmouth last Saturday.
 The Yale coaches declared that they will rely on straight football to win the game, although the play may be open rather than close Reports from Princeton have 1t that Princeton will rely on five trick plays, carefully planned out by Head Coach Roper and John R. Dewitt Princeton has no one this year like Harlan. on whom she can rely for a goal from the field In this department of tho game conditions are reversed, for the first time in many years Yale has drop kickers who are the equals of any college dropldckers with the pos sihle exception of the Indians.
 IL Is for this reason that the coach- es yesterday decided to put Wheaton in at halfback al the start of the EhIiF lilNbdh VI NHA RllA' " llFhApil 2 physical condition Is not good and he cannot last long in a game, but should Yale be able to rush the ball as far as Princeton's thirty-yard line in the first Ia minutes Of the game. there is reasonable assurance that Wheaton will be able to kicli a goal And the teams arc so evenly matched that four points will count q great deal toward winning the game. With the retire. ment of Philhin Daly will go in and Daly is also a good drop kicker Com ing in fresh toward the end of the game both because of his drop-k kick ing abilities, and his force in carry ing the ball he will be terror to tho Tigers Murphy can be relied upon for good steady gains when he takes Whcaton's place and should Philbin have a good day. as he did in tho Harvard game last year, he will be the best hafback of the lot
 Yale relies on Coy in his new pos ition for a great many gains and Princeton will probably direct the greatest defensive playing toward him. Coy is able to take forward pass and his ability to carry the ball ia unquestloned Naturally there are not ! the obstacles in front of an end and than there are In front of plunging 1 fullhack, and with anything like a ! clear field in front of him. long runs 1 by Coy should be the feature of the 1 day, Coy will be the field captain. l but Brides will have charge of the l line. Coy will do the long bunting i and Johnson at quarterback the short bunting Every man in the backheld is good at the onside Kick and Of the ends Haines is good at recovering.
 Head Coach BIglow announced last night that the substitutes for the diff ferent positions would be:
 Logan, left end Hobbs, left tackle, Brown, left guard, Hyde, center: Rich. ardson, right guard, Beinecke, right tackle; Mersereau, right end Bingham quarterback Murphy and Daly. half back; Holt, fullback. All of the back field men named are liable to get Into the game, but Biddle Goebel, Brides and possibly Coy will play the game through unless injured.
 If Princeton is relying on trick plays there is no better man in football toe day than Captain Dillon to plan and to carry the mout In good condition he is the premier quarterback of the coun- try. To run team, inspire the men and play good game individually he has no equal.
 The Yale squad went to the field yes terday afternoon for about an hour and had secret practice. There was no scrimmage, but the varsity had a very long signal drill Then they were ad. dressed by Head Coach BigIow, Frank Hnkey and Walter Camp. Other coaches at the field were Clint Rora- back, Jack Owsley Frank Butterworth and Tad Jones
 After dinner nearly thousand stud ents gathered in front of the New Ha- ven house to cheer the team before the departure Each member of the team was given a cheer and there were cheers for all the coaches. A large number of the students accompanied the team to the station. final chee, was given as the regulars, the substI. tutes and the coaches boarded the train,
 More substitutes will go down tc New York this morning and go tr Princeton with the regulars Last night the team stopped at the Murray Hill hotel and will leave this morning at about 9.3O in special train fol Princeton dining car will he at taehed and the members of the toan will not leave the train until half u