The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-13
TIGERS HERE TODAY
500 Princeton Rooters Accom- pany Team to Town This
 Afternoon.
HEYNIGER TO BE IN THE BOX
No Change in Line-Ups of Either Team-Fine Game Ex-
 pectcd.

With the weather report promising the best possible conditions to-day and the field in the best condition It has been this spring, the Yale baseball team meets Princeton this afternoon in the second game of the series. While it was generally believed that the postponed game would not bring so many people here as the first gamo did. Memorial day, from the advance sale at the ticket office, and the num- Der of last times coupons which have been returned, 1t Is believed that the largest number of persons at Yale field except In commencement game, VIII be there this afternoon. s
 Five hundred Princeton rooters are coming with the time and try to take the game for old Nassau by force. In the body are many graduates, and practically the entire senior class. An attempt has been made to put all the Princeton rooters together but there were not enough seats on the covered stand In the section formerly allotted thu Tigers and so there will be a,good slzec contingent on the open stand. Tho Yale cheering section will be in the same place 1t was Memorial day.
 Not disheartened by the defeat of the nine at Princeton last Saturday, there Is as much enthusiasm as ever with the students, and from com parison of tho team man for man, there Is not much doubt that Yale has the superior article. Whether |. the team will be able to work together this afternoon is the only question.
 Heyniger is to pitch for Princeton. If Clark were put in the game. he would be knocked out of the box. as the Yale batsmen are on to him at last It would not come as a sur prise to many if Heyniger himself was knocked all over the lot. The Yale batters have never had trouble finding him. The trouble has been lamentable errors on the part of the fielders. ..s
 The Princeton team is unchanged from the one which played here Me- morial day, and at Princeton last Sat- urday If Clark is In the box at all, Heyniger will play in, right field. and when Heyniger is In the box Warwick will play in right. 4. ,., .s,
 The team will arrive in this city this morning after spending tho night in New York city. There will be no preliminary practice until just. be- fore the game. With the team six substitutes are coming. ,4..
 Last night several members of the Yale team went up to the in1rmary 't6 sleep, but the more hardy ones fe- mained at their own -roon1s-........ Al Sharpe, Frank O'Brien and Morgan Bowman have been up here for tho past three days. and their work while not so strenuous as that of Dutch Car ter, has had very good effect This morning some of the men will so out to the Country club to look around anything to take their minds off tho coming contest ..
 Van vleck will start the game in the box to-day and if he pitches in the form he showed in the Princeton game last Saturday. there Is no doubt as to who will win. The coaching af the week has been along the lines of perfecting the fielding as well as ira- proving the hitting.
 There may be some slight change in the Yale batting order. but prob- ably the men will go up in the follow fng order: T. Jones c, Dimes 2b. Mur- phy If. Wheaton If, Williams 3b. Cliff ford of. Philbin 1b, Fels ss. and Van V's.k p.
 The batting order of the Princeton game will probably be: Fish 1b. Dillon 2b, Sides 3b Vaughn ss, Harlan If, Heyniger p, Mister of, Warwick If, Dawson c.