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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-08
Harvard and Princeton Meet,
Today, in First Big Battle OF
College Triangular Series.

ton than the one led by Captain
Baker.
Judging from the play during the
preliminary period of the season, the
Harvard line is stronger 10th on of
Tense and defense than that of Prince
ton. The backield. composed of
Briel;ley Nathan, Hardwick and Lo-
gan. Is 4 better al-roand cembina-
ton than the Tigers quartet, con
sisting OF the two Bakers, Click and
STREET Princeton has no field goal
kicker Of the cafibre of Rrickloy, aud
"Hobey' Bakers broken field runs
should he duplicated by Eddie Ma
nan. The line plunging of STREET is
not likely to he equalled by any Of
the Harvard trio of backs, since the
Tiger fulGback appears TO be of the
penetrating type of Hart and Wend-
ell, and the Crimson has not been
able. TO date. To iiGd :, piayeNeapable
of filing the latter's place in TINS
respect.
The proba bic lineup Of tue two
teams with the physical statistics 81
players follows.
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SEVERE TESTS
FOR BIC FOUR
COLLEGE Teams.
Harvard VS.. Princeton
At PrinCetOn--Dart=
mouthys. i. OF P. at
PhiIa=sOtherNoteS.

New York, Nov. I.-TFootball games
which will have a decided bearing ON
the ultimate ranking of Eastern col
lege elevens are scheduled for deci-
sion, tomorrow afternoon. These con-
tests which mark the passing of the
preliminary season will bring togeth-
er several of the leading cleVens OF
the East. The feature games OF the
day bring together Harvard and
Princeton at Princeton, and Pennsyl-
vania and Dartmouth at Philadelphia,
although several of the other big
Varsity combinations face opponents
who should prove dangerous.
The Harvard squad, more than 30
strong, spent the night before the
game in this city and will move on
to Princeton, early tomorrow morn
ing. 1t was stated thai every MEM
Der of the first string combination was
in perfect condition for the hard game
expected at Princeton and that while
the coaches We're not over confident,
they looked forward to victory by a
small score. This appeared TO be a
logical. if conservative assertion, since
, the Crimson team is conceded to be
the strongest eleven. judged from gem
eral form, in the East. this season.
| Experts. who delight in analysis of
each contest have pointed out that
Harvard's defence is weak as COM
pared to the offence, which may be
correct, but the fact remains that not
one of the six teams which has faced
| the Crimson 10 date has been able to
score a touchdown against tho Var
sity team by straight football.
Holy Cross counted by picking mp
a fumbled punt and Cornell forced
the substitute team back for
touchdown in the final minutes of last
Saturdays game. These points with
three scored by Williams through n
field goal constituted The total Is
points recorded against Harvard. 70
offset this, the powerful Crimson ma
chine has rolled up 10 points and al
no time has The Cambridge eleven
been in danger of defeat. In meeting
Princeton however, a team stronger
and better grounded in the fudments
of football, will be faced. and the fun
power OF the Harvard team tested
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PRINCETON

although lacking tho versatile attack
Of the Crimson, the Tiger aggregation
is both fast and strong and has inn
proved and hroadeapd tn plays since
defeated by Dartmouth. two weeks
ago.
II Law is at his best he should be
able 10 hold his own in punting with
either Brickloy or Mahan.
Al Franklin field, Pennsylvania and
Dartmouth win meet another fast and
brilliant game should result. Both
teams have shown class. a calibre,
nus season. playing a combination Of
the old and new game, which has
proved battling for their opponents.
With the exception OF the Z to 7 game
with the Carlisle Indians, the Penn
sylVania combination has swept every
team before it 10 date, rolling up a
total of las points TO IL for opponents.
dartmouth, aside from its 6 TO o VIC
tory of Princeton has demonstrated
that il has most powerful and bril-
liant attack, and everyone of the New
England college teams which have al
tempted. TO check the march OF the
Hanover players have been forced 10
defeat by scores running into double
figures.
None Of these teams, however.
classes with Pennsylvania in either
defensive or Offensive strength.
Given a dry fast field the game
should be productive of some extreme
should be productive of some ex-
tremely spectacular open field runs
and forward pass plays. since each
eleven has demonstrated its ability in
this respect. The fundamentals Of
the old line plunging and stone wall
defence have not been neglected. how
ever, and il is doubtful if any two
elevens in the East, today, are better
prepared in every respect for a gruel-
ling game.
Yale will have her final tryout be-
fore facing Princeton. next Saturday,
using the fast Brown University elev-
en- as opponents. The Providence col
legians so to New Haven confident
that the game win develop into some
thing considerably more important
than mere practice contest. The
truth of this view will depend greatly
upon the attitude Of the Yale players
If the Eli aggregation plays mp 10 the
standard of its best work, this season.
Brown should be defeated. but il the
Blue persists in playing the erratic
game that has cropped out SO free
quently at New Haven, this fan.
Browns optimism may be well found
cd.
Cornell has the honor Of figuring in
the only intersectionai game of the
day, since the University of Michigan
eleven will he entertained at Ithaca.
Both the Army and Navy have
drawn strong conienders for their
Saturday games in Albright and
Buenell respectively.
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Princeton, n. j.. November THE
first of the triangular series eff foot
bah games between Harvard, Yale
and Princeton will he played on Uni
yersity Field here. tomorrow after
noon, when the eievens lof Harvard
and Princeton meet in their annual
grldiron battle. This contest. the
eighteenth between the teams Of the
two Institutions since the mtroduc-
ton Of intercollegiate football as a
varsity sport, is expected Ia produce
play Of high type. Both cleVens are
nearing The climax of their rcspec-
tive seasons and should display par
gridiron form. The game also pos
sesses possibilities when considered
in connection with the eastern cham
pionship struggle. Harvard faces the
Tigers, with Il record unmarried by
defeat. Princeton, aithough defeated
by Dartmouth, can stiil complicate the
situation by either tying or defeating
the Crimson.
These conditions, augmented by the
fact that the game is the final one
Of the home season and ranks as one
Of the foot ball classics of the year,
has created unusual interest in the
lair of the Tiger. Jungletown, as
Princeton is frequently termed i'll
song and cheer, IS in tie throes Of
antegame enthusiasm tonight. The
Orange and Black of old Nassau
and the Crimson Of Harvard f1utter
from hundreds Of windows. and the
wise sh0pkeepefY playing no favor
ties. has decorated every available
point OF vantage under his jurisdic-
ton with the colors of the competing
colleges, hoping thereby to reap fl
nancial benefits from home and invad-
ing clans. Glassmen and alumni of
both institutions are recording in song
and story the prowess Of their teams
and in honor Of the occasion Prince
ton has yelled her academic solem-
nifty for the coming twenty-four
hours.
In these scenes OF celebrating the
squads of players representing the RI
val universities have no part. Quar-
tered nea. the scene of tomorrow
battle, they are resting in preparation
for the call to the turfed area where
they are soon to match football skill
tactics and endurance. Neither coach
es nor captains care to forecast the
result but the enthusiastic under
graduate supporters Of the eievens
are not so conservative. Loyal eX-
presslons OF opinion lead TO argu-
ments, and controversy TO wagering
and tonight there is many a little en-
yelope tucked away in townfolk safes.
which records the fact that Harvard
adherents are giving slight odds ON
the Crimson to triumph over the Or
ange and Black.
Much persuasion is necessary to Sc
cure these slight concessions in odds.
for Harvard, despite her splendid
football record during recent years,
has suffered nany and surprising re-
verses at the hands Of the Tlgef.
Since the series began way. back IN
1877, Princeton has won thirteen OIL
the seventeen games played. tef
years the Crimson has not Won a
game in Princeton, and ii IS upon
this peculiar fact that the Tiger CO.
horts are banking, since on the sea
son,s playing the Cambridge eleven
appears a more formidable agGrega-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing ia All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Nov. 4-Tne stock marhet
has been eoTtsnding with aaccesSi3h
Of depressing Influences Tor SO long thit
speculatola were grateful. today, Tor a
few mildly favorable DEVELOPMENTS. "hd
prices were marked up. The movement
was irregular and gains OF the leaders
were offset by losses among less active
stocks, but the general trend was Up
ward
The rise in american stocks in Lon
don started the upward SWING mere
There was n considerable demand from
abroad. and buying in TINS market iot
London account was estimated ut ~
co shares.
monthly report Of tho producers. which
while showing an increase of 2.1,3,eel
pounds in stocks on hand, was rated as
unexpectedly good. \ much larger ae-
cnmtilation of the metal had been look :
ed for. The report was made the bass
Of some bullish activity IN Amalga-
mated.
proved outlook for the money market.
cash movements OF tho week Indicated
that the banks would make II good Stow
ing in tomarrow's statement and convert
tho deficit reported, last week, into .
surplus The gain in cash from the in
teror was the largest fer weeks, ana
there was n small gam from inc SUI
surv, rs compared with loss o.
IS 900. coo last week. Foreign exchange
rates were easier and it WAS expected
that more gold would be taken from
Europe before long.
SneetEatian was concentrated largely
on steel, AmalGamated, Reading and
ffniea Pacific all or which We're strong.
Ruhher common ana first preferred feil
four points each. #being weakened by the
offerings of $a,i42.66 new fist preferred
stock. Can was under pressure from the
hears. who revived the soid report that
the company would be prosecuted by the
other brisk advance in stocks of the
Standard Oil gfo,fp. Sses
Bonds were Irregular. early heaviaez-
heing followed. by some impfoVefnont III
tonc. Total sales, par value 81 80, 0@.
limited states bonds were unchanged on
cali
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Nov. Z.
Quotations on floor, grain. millfeed.
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to iobbers. All other
quotations represent prices to the re-
tailers.)
BEEF--Whole cattle 12a.
BRAN--2iGI2i.5 TO-
BIlTTER-Northern sla@So: Western II.
CJTEESE--Ncw York twins I7lMls.
CORN-No. 2 yellow S2hmS3.
JGGS-choce 496i5l Western a6m3S.
FIOUR-Mili shipment spring patents
1706t5.
HAY-No. grades 2l6foo
Thanksgiving 13.m1f.
LXRD-Pnre 1913
MINED FFED-26Gi2S.E A
OATS--No. clipped white AZ.
PORK-Medhlm backs 500.
pOTATOES-Whit 1306l145 per bag.
SUGAR--Granulated (2o-bbl. iots) 40.
VEAL-l0G1S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-08

The 8 per cent. increase in freight
rates proposed ny Eastern railroads
was formally suspended by the Inter
state Commerce Commission al Wash
ington, Friday. until March Y. 1914,
and Nov. -, 1919. was set as the date
for the first hearing. About 2l,ee0 tar
fns are suspended BY the order.
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Chicago, Nov. q
Strength OF foreign markets helped
wheat bulls. today. and the close. though
easy. was al net advance of to !.
Prospects OF unsettled weather put hack
bone into the corn market. which closed
strong at n net gain of to T. Good com
house buying lifted oats IA, to
J. Provisions finished steady to : lower
on liberal selling.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Nov. :.
Galveston. nuiet 1877 New Orleans quiet
l3s: Savannah. Quiet 13 7-i6: Charleston,
quiet 49, Memphis. steady l35.
Consolidated: Net receipts for seven
DAYS 512.029
Exports: To Great Britain 1e7 T6S; to
France ES.i02: to Continent li70Sl 10
.Japan $40
Stock g0l 100
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Nov. Z.
fTOGS-Receints 1900: active. and l0m
15c. higher: light 74J0isO0; mixed 745GSiO;
heavv 735Ms10
CATTLE-Reeeints $500: slow and
weak; beeves 6600970: stockers and feed
ers 490ff7G5; cows and hcfcrs 3o5GS15:
calves 7A0M1l25
SHETT-Reccipts 2200O active and
generally steady; natives fl0Nl523: year
lings 5251G25. lambs. native. 5s5M775.
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PRINCETON READY.

Princeton. Y. l., Nov, ON the eve
of the battle with Harvard, the Prince
ton football squad rested quietly in
the University Field house. tonight,
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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New York Money Market.

New York, Nov. l. !
Noon Money ON call firm al per
Prime mercantile paper sat per cent.
Exchanges, SCI 79a, 100, 6alancess W.
GG9,3f1 4-.s.s,sss
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5sn0 per
cent Sterling exchange steady ut the
decline at 4sD q for Go-day bills and AT
1870 for demand. Commercial bills S39s.
Bar silver, 5gt; Mexican dollars, g.;
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call firm. sal per cent.
Ruling rate 4. last loan 1, closing bid i:
offered at 1. Time loans steady, 81 ana
80 days per cent; months, is&o per
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THO fecoius Of tlc opHoSlhB IcaIIls TOT
tho present season follows:
HARVARD.
Sept. 2-TIarvard "a Maine o
Oct. Harvard, Ia; Bates. o.
Oct 11--lIarvard, %, Williams. 3
Oct 1S-Harvaed, Az Holy Cross, +
Oct. 3-Harvafd. %; Penn, State, o.
Nov. Harvard, %: Cornell. e.
Totals-IIaryard, 10; opposing teams.
1G.
PRINCETON.
Sept. &--Prnceton. II; Rutgers. ..
oct 4-Princeton, CO Forham o
oct ils=lfiueeton, x. ituekneil. e.
Oct. lS-Princeton, -; Syracuse. q
Oct 23Princeton u; Dartmouth, G.
NoV. 1-Princcton. 1t. Holy Cross O.
Totals-Princeton. rs; opposing teams.
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Saturday-B. A. "A. finals, amateur
tournament; George Bodell VS.. George
Geyer, Brooklyn: X. o. Brown VS.. Ed
Smith. New York; Freddie Hicks VS..
George Chip. PitWburg.
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NJ. Y. Giants 9: Chi. White Sox 1

Bishee. Ariz.. Nov The New York
Giants again defeated the Chicago White
Sox, today, 10 o. The score:
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Fromme and Meyers; Russell and Da-
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