The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-14
4 Number Of Surprises Are
Looked For in the yale.Prince.
ton Football Game on Satur-
day.

Copyright. 1912. By The Press Publishing Co.
The New York World.
IT'S q fairly sure proposition that
Ysie's team will be In shape by Sat-
= upiay.
All through the season Yale has been
shifting men about. making changes in
line and back field. The coaches have
been unable 20 settle on a final lineup.
This has caused some worry at New
Haven. but II shows at least one thing:
Yale will have plenty Of practiced SUBJ
situtcs ready for the sruelling games
with Princeton and Harvard.
Princeton coaches think that II would
have been better for the Blue II her
team had gone through a number o.
games with the Same makeup that will
start At Princeton. But they admit that
they've noted the same uncertainty at
Yale before. and that Yale aiways comes
up stronger for the Tiger game than
they expected. Yale will be there
when the time comes" Is the universal
opinion down In Jersey.
The Tigers have been luckier than
Yale IN settling on the best men for
the various positions early In the sea-
son. There have been a few changes.
but very few. Perhaps the smaller num-
bsr Of students to be drawn from At
Princeton may have had something to
do with that. Yale has had q much
larger squad out for practice.
look for q number Of surprises In
Saturdays game. with two or three new
beands Of football tried out. The Tigers
will night desperately TO beat Yale; will
night even more desperately than II
they had won the Harvard game. To
loss one Of the big games Is . misfor-
tune. but to lose them both would be
Q poative calamity. All the more 90
following the great Tiger success Of
last year.
A. for Yale. she has two more games
- win to gain the position Of acknowl-
edged intercollegiate champion. II she
ioses to Princeton and defeats Harvard.
thiass win be somewhat muddled up.
IL. che beats Princeton, Harvard In still
10 be dealt with before there Il any
talk Of championships. She must win
both.
- NE ROUND HOGAN md Leach
Cross mingle again 6-nlsht al
the Forty-fourth Street Club
Thu II likely to be a sensational affair
The 'epteute cordialc" between Cross
anA Holm 10 like that between Seryia
and Austria. Neither would 20 into
mourning 70 the other happened to neet
ten seconds.
The occasion Of their former engage.
inent II historic. That was the affaiI
stopped by Charlie White. Both Cros,
and Hogan were to be censured for foul
Ing that night. although II was Hogan
who forced the referee to stop the bou
by his persistent efforts to hit In thu
cllnches and on the breaks.
Tue dyht. while Il lasted, was q no
onA Hogan. stung hard. tried to &c
Crees with q single wallop. He did iant
q couple Of crushers that staggered
ISeachie. but Cross came right bacl
and swung on Hogan's chin so har,
that he had him in trouble. Once eros
slipped to his knees. and Hogan. rush
Ing. came near hitting him when he wa
down. Cross got up. Hogan offered hi
hand. and Cross. pretending to sccep
II. swung his left on Hogan's chin wit
staggering force.
II wasn't particularly fair hghuns
But Cross. who has since spent a littl
time In Involuntary retirement at IN
suggestion Of the commission. wi
hardly repeat his customary tactics tc
night. Hogan, who was recently d
feated by Frankie Burns of Oakland OF
A. RAJ - - A.. o ~.
Of yore himself This ar CUES for GOO
match.
In the last affair Cross was havir
much the best OF II when white stopps
the bout. He had Hogan looking like
quick loser. But the effect produced
Leachie's blows may have been the r
suit OF his unfair slams. so there isr
much dope on how the fight will con
out conducted under present condition
Oil Boag. who manages Hogan, thlnl
his man better than ever before, and
enthusiastic over the prospect OF havli
Hogan chase Wolgast In the near
ture. Cross has the same ambition
himself. Leach would like to fors
what Jack Britton did to him a III
while ago.
@RIrTON. BY the way. 10 still az
Mcfarland. by mail. HIS ms
ayers letters choke the pc
once. Mcfarland. IN the West. 10
making much noise. Packey has a 4
tune Of nearly a quarter Of a milk
thsy say. and the hshtlng game does
attract him as It used to. Funny h
they all become cautious when the
turs IL guaranteed by a good bank
count