The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
PRINCETON TEtW SETTLED.
Finishing Touches VIII Be Put on This
week for Tusslr With Vale.

ppiN,proN J. Nov swith bur two
NOR. -crimmag.- remaining before the
Vale game a week from to-day. the -ele"-
ton of the Princeton team that VIII face
the Ills IL practically completed. The Tiger
varsity a. II lines mp nj present seems 10 h,
the strongest mbinstiDn that ,oacn Roper
cuuld choo>. from MS squad. In the back
field P.ndIrIon bv MS work this fall has
not only nj AIDE IA name Tor himself but made
hrs presence essential so the welfare OF the
team. sparks, playing halfbsck wish Pen
nl.tDn - one of the most reliable men on
the varsity Fe~ men possess his aii around
ability and know ledge Of the game. I'm
Illustration OF his usefulness IL tine fact
that he has recovered more fuinbes during
, h. season than any other member OF tbs.
nr.t string While P-ndleton has done N.
more spectacular ~oTk Of open hsld running
Sparks time and time again has proved tn"
most reliable ground gamer on quick. sharp
plunge- through IN. TN"
BaIlou al quarter would he valuable
man Il only for his puntins. but his cool
mead and excellent yen-rsl-hIp. coming
a. a result Of longer Sp-ri-nce IN the game.
have IA aCi- him first choice for me position.
Chrysti- fsrr aud Bard >ub-iitu'. quarter
backs have all played IN the varsity a.
din-r-n' tunes and are nen OF no mean
csIhre capt Hsrt and Dutch Brown hsv"
alt.rnat~d at the tulIbaCk position and left
tackle. dur Ia Browns wr~nchrd knee
The back Held works smoother ana IN nett-r
harmony when Brown - a. iull. ana " N" -
m condition h-- will probably play there
BrOMn'- chief strength - his ability to form
excellent interference
In the hn- zap, Hart 10 tower OF
strength Ca the defence he PLAYS behind
The line aud rt.asiI-- IN" whole team and
Ia u-- the words uf Coach Roper. he has
uuiC keusd the offensive power OF the team
iOn prr cent His ability so tear great holes
ln an opponent tine has Increased the
efficiency ia tho line plunglng department
OF n rsth-r hight back held White and Dun
Las, tn. ends are both reliable ouIpo-i-
sr-goT. last year first substitute
lin.map. j. playing better than ever before
His style seems Ia be- Just suited for the
play which a tsUsi. IL called upon for under
he new rules His main weakness ~ u lack
of aulCA charge Wilson ~ lett guard Can
in the Tiger line for all around consistently
good play Me- ormiCk. veteran Of last
wear and th.. biggest man on The PRINCETON
ram. - being whipped into shape nv the.
coaches after some rather loose play early
in the season. clark. after four years Of
hard and earnest NOrk ~ centre and gun ri
,nro the varsity ranss ~ first line ~uh II
any change u 10 he expected n cent -
no possibility NJ CLARK getting into tha
lineup BIurt hem hal has cinChast the post
'ion OF centre from the start Of he season
His work - never consDfcuou~. hut hs - IN
every play a. few cent resars
In. varsity holds IT. last -Crlmms 20
newt "Wednesday and after IN. pTacricr IN.
whole first string will h" spirited away to
Delaware Water tap. In this final session
the finishing touches viii he put on the
Tigers team play and their rsp-rtolr. Of
plays rehpar-ed until perfection IL reached
After The football team has left Princeton
there will he q mass meeting to arouse the
enthusiasm that needs me- arOuslng and "
- probable that Zig Bill Edwards a. usual
viii make one NJ tho speeches for which he
- famous he scrubs. who have worked
long and faithfully all season. will break
training On Thursday night ~ the annual
scrub BANQUET