The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
PRINCETON EXPECTED TO win
BsT TBE ltLE BsLI DOG RAJ.
IIES fOR GRgDfRON TEST.


Wan for Man Comparison of the Teams
! Fa,sr~ the Tigers because sf The,r
Greater Reliability Ted 90, Cen.
n,irnt RtE Crowd 1.ikra, rhe Lineup
4 Princeton victory Is expected by most
/ people. ami al. - long shot. not because
/ Princeton looms M stronger in a man for
| man comparison but because Princeton
has shown much hetter form all season.
has done better ~ a team ha- developed
better along definite lines and - not be-"t
With that uncertainty a. To wha, she really
can 'iO a. - \ al" InIurt"S tn ' ale men,
which have prevented the sam" eleven
men from taking the field Two DAYS IA sac
rr~-ion. and the report" coaching methods,
which We're SAID ~ lack harmony and he
insultCi-n,lv adapted To tn" new game
hHN" been enlarged upon at length and
need not he repeated here Within the last
N"ek al. has made hero' -fort To fhd
herself. hut ~ - -iupend"us rob. and
I unless ~ has been done indy idual .nort
will have tn 10 tremendous tn make ny for
Deficiencies ia united c1Or
| In lndiN idual ANALYSIS there are i~o
points IN which Princeton appears better
eoupped than la. the bach field PLAYERS
and the painter Deming of 81" Is a
first class punt.r. but h. appears not to
he Cardei Ia play to-day. and even II he
does play ~ - question whether mere
ability To punt can make up for meciiocrIty
otherwise haCn BalloI. Princeton =
piIntar makes h i'm self useful IN other WAYS
, and Is a fair kicker III the bargain. Prince
ION has IN Met ormick another man who
can pnnI and - steady al ~. whiI. capt
Daily OF laI. kicks up TO the aE"rac" he
= vale. rehan'" a. hr"p ktIk"r. bat
has pendlstou of Princeton II drop kick-
ar. gong to tell IN" tai. there must needs
he a line that can holt
NJ haI NJ
here isn't better guarterhich in the
Fas, or better general We can run back
nj r"ndic,on IN ''.aI r">p""t. rendeton
being not "nlN q nne broken held runner
back an tho Last for an opronent to Law
hands On Ballot the Princeton quarter.
never has shown the hriilIanTy "f Howe.
and unlike the latter hasn't had the eN-
p.ri"nce OF a championship game, nut he
has had lots of eNr"rI"nce has played
throughout the season for Princeton and
has filed N. nil ~att-ia"torily- knowing
Your ulen - A. much OF an asset Tor quar-
uuarrerhaCN who has both at Ines" things
10 work wit h IL douhly fortunate
,spt Hart OF fT,nce'2n + harder Inc
isn't q. hiG An advantage this year as "
Wa The gam. tins year dos-n permit
line breaker must not h" pulled hIs task IL
too dificul1 for line hr-sklng 80 he con-
.idsrss. dependable" asset ~t'il. what
ever al anlas. there i that way today
,hould br uar'- MOREOVER h." = about
-" h.@t d"lrn-'r" ha's IN 'h">" part.
ana rl~ld That = rh.v are good for
In. atta"L On open h-d deferc. Vat.
last saturday Wa u"N - nj. the isult
D INSTRUCTORS pulS and lI.ld are both hard
line piunc-r- hi>tl"f OF hsl" = heavy and
experienced than sparks Of Princeton.
wh" - nv ne means hriillsnt performer
10 tab" hi- "pruinG-. II ih"r" arr any. and
WI" l. better IN d"f"nc" than of"n'"
! Inc strength 81 Vale 'n:. and no~s,biy
the sSu" itself will d-p.nd a good deal
on who ne "nd- ar" and what condition
they ar" ~ End play rr"urtn"u' rar'
~ coverings kick nn~de and otherwise
and ~ nrsveuttug tn" run hack nj kICk-
which tn's ear CUNT hsaNLIN Mh"n
the game We ha- been hurt several times
ini- year and ha- pla' - MI. and one needs
ward pas There ms much about hu-
patriCa his No., work has been done 10 ms
Rorc,lI.r L. VALE (. best end on 'he other
wing 1ud good on. hut has been out
o, y al season with a. injury. and Broos-+
PLAY ha- hs"n hollow pft Fhsr" ha-
been talk ~ Vaughan PLAYING lie Is
star "nd hut y 'an - al NE"lv maj no
PRINCETON 3 "ud- Dunlap and White. ma
n--n ~ h,s lam" hoy AZ" rs'or-
SponG- vol T." coaching hey az" b''
>iov ~ getting doAr ~" Gold hr' hard
ke"rfy VA phtui all 'he uws neither i
= -ond kilps'r'ck. uu a. rair they
In hal"'~ moments Of NOS pronounced
D. eak ness 'rirt'~ EcnsrallN have spoken OF
VA" having good n" from tack - 20 tee kls
Verv hr'le ground has been mad" through
" IndiE lduslly n - a. well balanced
in" from to- u" 10 taChLe A. Prlno"ion.I.
~mooi hn~s> ~ liftiug and charging y -
likaly to do a. good defensive Nork a. the
Ihrt he en- q
his ear ~ '1r-ri, "nmr"'ition Neither
10 show. nur both are steady Morris
nasses We. and = perhaps more aggressive
than ne PrinC"'"nlan
The ale Eunrd-. NcD.yr'r and Fuller.
conscientious worE. Wilson aud Mctor-
m,Cs Of Princeton hsv. -hoUn No I'tl.
strength IN -olldfy,na he frinC"'op C"ntre
tackle. Prul and -kullv. the former d.
better kuoNn and did To"d WORK against
2 Harvard last y"ar Shuiiy - pretty steady
and reliable IN hi position N'''r"Eor
n Princeton i better tackle than he aNer
has ~, o,,ct rrHstir Tor hapng We breaks
through and Nre'k- Play h.hrnd the in.
n vel ~ an tackle N he business Brown
is product Of this ~sa-"n and an aggressive
Princeton - much NOR. ~ a 2 nown auan.
'i'v than Val" and doubtless VIII -hon more
/ Thnrs i room for ~ Tho dcfenc. has ba-n
fr-t class most ~ tho season al" n order
to- maze showing mus. he able 20 COP"
with an open Held a'tack and :" produ"" "A
much better oN"nc" than -he has don"
And hatsNer improvements hsV" been
made along that lin. must h" largely 'hs
REQUIREMENT Of The las week Two wears
ago Vale made good IN similar situation.
bu' not irving a. tho present one She
was in the air. hut not 40 far lhsf" had
been tic with Brown. hut not an over
whsIrnng defeat The analogy NJ the
si'uar ION depend- partly on the compare
NV" strength of Princeton then and nov
There ha,. h.sn n1gI"tnn- a. Yale
! Never NJ ere they NOR" needed
To-day rrohrbI" lineup will h" ~ fol
lows
Yrir T'ay'sfo-r Ertur-'On
klIpa-rICN i.rf' md Nhitc
- Illv Len t,CsI Brown
IlIls I.er' guard wilson
NnTTi- trntr" BIeih~nthsi
Irp"s SIT HIRhr ard Me- Orfui"k
D Pau N-Ui tas-r Na~tTegOT
. Brook. Hisl' ~nT DInltg