Arizona republican., 1915-11-13
YALE SHOULD WORRY OVER GAME WITH THE
 STRONG TIGER TEAM
Eiis Take on Confident New Jersey Eleven Today-Face Hard Test of
 New Coaching System
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. f3-When the Princeton and Yale football eleven meet Cn the sridiron here today. il will be for the forty-first game between the representative teams of these uni versailles. The series dates back to 1873 but IL has brought the Els and Tigers together annually without interruption since lS7S when football was adopted as an American college sport. Last ycar the battle was waged at Princeton and marked the opening of the Palmer Memorial Stadium there. This year the Tigers as team will have their first glimpse of the vastness of the Yale Bowl from the whitewashed lines in the center of the big field which was dedicated year ago when Harvard de- feated the Eli eleven 36 to o.
 With the additional seating capacity furnished by temporary stands built around the top of the structure last year. lt was estimated that nearly 69- coo persons saw the Harvard Yale struggle. the receipts for which amounted to s137. 900. This year. how ever. there will be no extra stands erected but judging from the advance sale and requests for reservations a so.oO0 attendance is assured for tomor- rows hattie
 Early last season both Yale and Princeton had either suffered defeat or been held to a tie score game. Just before they met Yale had piled up 159 Tcints to 30 scored against her while Princeton had made B points to 46 scored by her opponents. These figures male the outlook anything but promis- ing for the New Jersey collegians against the New Haven players. How ever. the result of the game was fairly close and exciting. Yale had scored in each of the first three periods but Princeton's great rally in the final quarter turned what, looked like over whelming defeat and q whitewash into a close finish with a score of i9 to 14 in favor of Yale.
 The work of Moore. Click and Law in tle closing period of the game may he said to have been the turn ing point in the Princeton football spirit which today makes every fol lower of the Orange and Black con- fident of victory over the Blue Be fore the opening of the present sea son Princeton secured the services of Joln H. CSpeedy) Rush as coach this year and so far the results he has produced are very satisfactory
 ne tFlnCtlOn SCUeuUle brought one strong team after another to the Tiger lair and each in turn was sent away defeated in a most de- eisive manner. Georgetown. Rutgers Syracuse. Lafayette and Dartmouth all fell before the charges of the Orange and Black. and il was not until Harvard was met last Satur- day that the powerful Princeton eleven found an opponent worthy of its steel. Against the Crimson. t..e Nassau team showed a strong dc fense and a powerful and brilliant offense. with the result that the ad- herents of the New Jersey university look forward with unusual confidence to the meeting with the bulldog to- morrow.
 In the Yale camp uncertainty reigns in place of the feeling of vic tory. which in past years has been the portion of the Blue. The Eli eleven is just completing one of the most disastrous seasons in the his tory or the gridiron game at Yale Coaching difficulties upset the en- tire squad during the early period of training and defeat at the hands of so-called minor college elevens swept away the traditional confidence which has always been Yale's foot- ball birthTignt Virginia. Washing ton and Jefferson and Colgate all