The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

Ne VI siop frmdt~son sTuh~. ~ -~~n vas
teams stop great runners before who Eer'
/ Believe rr,n. sson ~ill ~ n better con
d,.,on th,s heretofore bat not know 'n'
Bernl. " inslow. the former baseball cap,
tain. who also pla cd some football at Nal-,
can't realize the difference in IN. Yale team
bro,.g ht about in one week Well he 4
Yrea' deal better than We were against
brown. and the Brown team on that dan
would have beaten anybody, Tho play 81
IA. Yale team has been revolu, loniz~d
Princeton. but we'il make a much better
showing than most people look for unless
Princeton ~ unusually good
" n. Corbin. who has done some coach
ing at lale this fsil. came down ahead OF
IN. team last night. and from the way he
result In the last week. he said. "A new
offence has been developed. nut three weeks
of the season were lost In those three.
weeks, when IN. time should hav. been used
Tor definite plans Of offence. too much atten
ton was given 10 manor details which d'dn
Matter camp wasn't consulted enough
The great question II whether the work Of
the last week came an time
IakFwoop. y ! NoN. u The Princeton
football squad aw oka to nnd the air sharp
and brac,ng to-day. without a trace nj "A
loud IN The sky The men cam. here ia
prucriCaHs perfect condition and the team
which goes on the field tomorrow after
ever worn tn. Orange and Black coach
Roper laid down mo- definite plan OF action
Tor the morning and after break last The men
passed the time a. they saw NJ, reading.
writing PLAYING bridge or in other ways
Toward noon most NJ the men went Tor
short walk returning in time Tor lunch
The afternoon was again gIven NJ to prac-
,s.. on the polo grounds a. Georgian court.
the u-- OF whI"h George : Gould had ey,
h-en an interested spectator n both OF the
practices The substitutes were lined up
in various ale formations and ,2s ,I h
coached the varsity in corresponding de
fsnstve tactics Scrtmmaa- nj course was
not indulged IN. the men merely tax ting zap
the positions they will have when the game
\ short drill in handling punrs by the
cult on account OF the heavy wind. Was
followed nv signal practice lasting yearly
an hour
toward fImhling at The star and the line
vas q trIie ragged in ItS charging. a. the
men warmed ny TO Their ~crk the pIsys wsr"
Ballou ran he team through u. whole
repertoire. forward passes being con
we're slightly altered. la, no new ones At all
were attempted a. Roper - apparently
satisfied with his present ones
According TO the latest plans the team
will leave here tO-tnorrow morning in autos.
going 10 Farmin9dale, where they will take
a special train for Princeton arriving there
PrfNCTION y I Nov II The ~ 90
persons who will see the thirty seventh
annual Princeton ale football game to-
morrow have already begun to arrive IN
Princeton hv train and automobile IN large
detachnen,s Most II the graduates who
ar" coming. confident Of seeing the Orange
and Black down tho Blu., nav" already
arrived in town and begun tn Celshrat"
B-ttnx on the contest tomorrow has been
noticeable hy it, absence Although
hackers Of the orange and Black are on
fd-nt Of the ability Of their team. they
realize that " - Vale they have TO defeat
and consider odds of TO tn ne too heavy.
snow fell for few minutes @a7ly in the
evening and almost inspired feeling or
despair m the hearts OF IN" football an
thu-ia>is m. -kv cleared up later for -
beautiful niRh' and every Indication points
10 perfect day for football
The Pennsylvania Railroad will begin
running special trains to Princeton this
morning for the Yale Princeton football
game IA early as a5n o'clock, There
will h" a. many trains a- the number u
passengers warrants The specials will
begin Leaving Princeton hf'een minutes
after the game and will be- run At short
intervals There Is plenty Of track room
~ the Princeton terminal ~ usual and
no ,onfu-ion or DELAY seems possible