The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
HARVARD Will WIN,
SAY PRINCETON MEN
Nineteen Players Think Yale
Will BE Beaten-FavOrite
Score Is 20 to O.
ALL BOOST CAPT. MAHAN

iTiirCeton varsity rOotDall men, most OF
whom have played against both Yale
and Harvard this season. predict a VIC
tory for tho Crimson tomorrow. The
general opinion seemed 70 be that Mahan
alone will score as many points as the
whole Yale team. while whatever scores
his mates can pile up will represent the
margins by which Yale will be beaten.
All the men interviewed seemed TO
have great respect for Mahan's ability.
although none Of them discounted
Guernsey AZ a kicker. eight predicting
that he would score by a drop kick. TIL
favoritc score was 20 TO o. while tho
most conservative estimate was 10 To .
The general belief seemed 50 be tina,
Mahan will make two touchdouns and
az least one field goal.
Princeton LOST her game With Sale on
fumbles, and tho belief here Ia that Har-
ward will not bc tripped IN in this way.
The mon who played against Harvard
and Yale, headed by Capt. Click. left
this afternoon for Cambridge. where they
will ave side line seats through the
courtesy Of the Harvard management.
SorrH RErHiEnEM. Pa. Nov. 1s.--
wv wv " iAdldNN'Nt. Srln
Coach Ready Of Lchigh tonight. hut
We believe on form we should win to-
morrow" This IA the keynote Of the
confident but not o~verconfdent feeling
that pervadcs Iehigh's camp. Because
Of a driving rain most Vt the day II IL
likely that to-morrcw's game will no
played on a SoEgy. slippery field. This
afternoon the last practice was held on
the upper field and consisted of signal
unrl apfiroly during which oynt-y nlu<
in the category was r~chearsed and the
plan of offence and defence carefully
worked out behind closed gates.
Lch'gh 10 banking on Cahall to-
morrow. as around him most of the
plays have been built. II finally has
been decided to shift Hallsted from full
back To left halfback and send Ma
guinness to fullback. on tho lint Drum
back will replace Pons az right guard.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. ia meet
ing vas held in Alumni Hall in Trinity
this evening. when prominent alumni
coaches and class leaders exhortcd the
team and the students to do their best
and In the stauds Tho Wesleyan 70
will parade to the field headed by
band aud Trinity and Hartford sym
pathizcrs have engaged W. bands to
drown ont the Wesleyan noise.
WEST FoiSr, y. Y. Nov. Is.-TNe
Army will close It's homo season to-,nor-
row IN a cont.s, with the Springfield
Training School eleven and INA prep
for the game took place on the
ore field adjoining the regular rrldiron
to-day. Bad weather made the main
A Quagnire. a sropry signal
drill and a lengthy session for the punt
ers constituted the workout.
Ford and Coffin did tho punting and
both showed good form to-day in spite
OF the heavy ball. Tie coaches have
decided 10 make some las, minute
a. i; vii, face Springfield. Such stars
as Ol!phant. McEUau and Coffin will
not be started tomorrow unless (, be-
comes necessary to win. Even then IL Is
doubtful II the coaches viii risk the
chance of injury which Is sure H. pre-
val IN such treacherous going as the
ned promises undcr such weather con-
dttions. Al centre Goodman will De used
IN MrEwan's place and Walker aud
Hosc viii be in the hackheld with Ford.
The latter will be shifted from haifback
10 fullback.
- ipLiE. WI, Nov. III nOlE1
trsinus has displayed quito as gouri
form as the strongest Naval Academy
team nat can ~ put on the field Head
each Ingram has decided 20 conform
Il tomorrow with "A team made IN
Of substitutes and second string
in"l. ~ h" iearS to risk injuries I, the
irinctpal players so short a time bcfpr.
IN" Army contest II j. also tn. p,liCy
~ tho service teams 70 SHOW Just is
llttlc as possible ia. week. befor, tn.
final game. The Navy Will nave it,
representative a. West poin: to-nor-
while Army scouts will III IN IN.
Navy stands. but IL * not though, that
much wil he learned thereby. Tie ECU
lars had only signal u"rk and kicking
this afternoon y were permitted TO
To- their dressing rooms earlie.
than usual.
Broodfoot and Vail. who are llhciy -
10 anrng thc flrst called il backf,ld
are needed. ran tarouSh sig.
mas this afternoon AT halves IN tho
places q? Wcstphal AMI Davis. Craig ami
completing Tin. haclttlrld. Some
excellent puntinE was douc by Won
.lieinhurs, Blo'lgett and Vail.