The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13

PRINCETON, Nov. l2.-Ifinceton is de-
serted tonight. The football team left
this noon. and the student body has been
vanishing steadily ever since, leaving n
sinai. number to take the first train out
in the morning for New Haven. What
few remain in town will watch eagerly
the returns from the Yale Bowl. where
the Tiger will do battle with Eli.
The players. numbering ffty in all,
accompanied by the coaches, headed by
John II. Ruslr. and the attendants made
their exit this moor in time To make
connections for Hartford. Conn, where
the night is being spent. The early
morning viii. ord the small army OF
players in whom rests the hope of the
undergraduates vending their way to
New Haven in time 10 get lunch and
move OH to the field OF battle.
Since yesterday afternoon the mon
have been resting. All are In the best
Of condition with the one exception OF
Gennert, hut the latest reports from
him indicate that he will start the game.
II he does the Princeton team VIII line
up az II did against Harvard, but II Is
certain there will he more substitutions
than agains, tho Crimson players. IN
, place ol tf'llllflA buN''I WIZ l''
the bail, aud Wilson and Brown are
moro than likely To try their hand AT
tho wins positions. Larsen will replace
Mclean II needed and Love Will he the
reserve guard. In the backiic,d Moore.
Law q Dickerman arc the men
that have the call when Shea and Tib-
bolt are taken out.
No feeling OF ovcrconiidence is evident
among the players, EACH man expects
TO play the hardest game ~ his life, and
the improvement OF Yale during the
week Is held In wholesome respect. The
coaches remain silent on the outcome
and express themselves as expecting Il
low score for the winner. The under
graduates. however. are not afraid to
conceal their feeling and look forward
with expectations to "A snake dance on
the field after the game, With no reason
for concealment the Tigers will use al!
the plays they have at their command.
and il Is expected that the offence Will
show more than 1t did against Harvard.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. la.-Coach
Speedy Rush OF the Princeton football
squad. which is spending the night be-
fore the game In his city. sent his young
men to their rooms early this eNeninr
after they had posed before n bcvy ol
" hA WV '" ''Ni' ~ f
reception. Rush settled all doubt about
the centre position by saying that Gen
merit would start the game,
The twenty-nine players registered al
the Bond Annex about q o'clock this
evening. After training table al thu
hotel they donned their hest clothes an,
fresh linen to accept the invitation %
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Jones Of Pros
pect avenue to an informal reception
Mr. Jones was n Princeton graduate O
1891.
The joy of hero posing was short az,
sweet, for Coach Rush had the player
corralled at the hotel AT 10 o'clock an,
sounded lights out soon after. The teail
will leave in "A special coach attached T.
!, the Boston express leaving Hartford a
IL :33 tomorrow afternoon.
SYRACUSE, y, V. Nov, l2-For IN
first time sine" tho syracuse Stadiui
was built IN ia0s 1t will he fmpossibl
T., to accommodate all those vino desire I
witness the Syracuse-cOlgate footbaI
= game, Twenty-Five thousand admission
already have been sold and II IL inpos
sible to obtain a reserved seat, Ten