Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16
YALE AND PRINCETON MEET TODAY
Tiger and Bull Dog Ready For the FrayOdds Slightly Favor Blue-Harvard and Dartmouth Clash at the Stadium Yale and Harvard Freshmen Meet

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 15.-The Yale football squad left New Haven tonight for New York, where they will remain over night, going to Prince ton tomorrow morning for the annual game with the Tigers. More than a thousand students marched to the de- pot and gave the team rousing send of.
 Practice of the lightest kind was held this afternoon on Yale field be- hind closed gates. Most of the time was spent in signal drill and bunting. Lefty Flynn got off some high spi- ralS that went nearly fifty yards on an average, and Pumpelly kicked a num- Der of field goals from different angles.
 A big squad of coaches was on hand giving the men final instructions. Trainer Johnny Mack reported the men to be in f1rst-class physical condition While the coaches would not speak for publication, it was evident that they were in a confident mood as to the out come of the game tomorrow.
 The probable lineup for the game will be:
 Bomeisler le, Talbot It. Cooney lg, Ketcham C. Pendleton rg, Warren Tt,
  ing lhb, Philbin rhb, Flynn fb.
 The offensive work of the team, which has been ragged throughout the season, is said to have been perfected d during the past week and approaches the usual Yale standard for the cham pionship games. Lefty" Flynn, the 200 pound fullback, is the bulwark of the attack, and much is expected of him tomorrow. In Pumpelly, Yale has a fairly dependable drop kicker and ne may be sent in the game to replace Philbin in case Yale gets within the scoring zone
 FThe return of Douglas Bomeisler, one of the best Yale ends in some years, has greatly cheered the Blue. His play ing in practice the last two weeks has shown that he has lost none of the form he displayed last year.
 Wheeler was finally picked to run the team at quarter, because of his generalship and ability to instill life into the men.
 There were but few predictions here tonight as to the probable score to : morrow, it being generally conceded that the game would be very close.
 Finishing Touches at Princeton.
 Princeton, N. J., Nov. 15.-The Princeton football team put on the fin ishing touches today for the annual gridiron battle with Yale here tonoT- row. The squad was on the field near ly an hour, running through signals and formations during the greater part of the time.
 Waller, Dewitt and Penfield did a little bunting, withPendleton, Emmons and the two Bakers on the receiving end. 'Hobey'' Baker tried out his toe with a few place kicks. According t0 Snake" Ames, famous place kicked in his day, who has had Baker i'll charge, the fleet fulfback has develop ed into a first rate booter.
 Yale money is scarce, but will un- doubtedly be plentiful when the Eli contingent arrives. It is expected tn 1t Princeton will be ready to cover all that comes into town. Prevailing odds tonight are varying from 10 to [ to 10 to g with Yale on the long end.
 Princeton coaches would give no off cial lineup tonight. but the Tigers will probably take the field as follows:
 Andrews le, Phillips It, Shenk lg Rluethenthal c, Logan rg. Penf1eld Tt, Wight or Dunlap. re, s. Baker qb, Cap tain Pendleton lhb, Waller rhD, De- witt fb.