The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Princeton FUvOred to
Win Ouer Yale T0day
/ ory-Ihreo Thousand Attend
EastS Big Came Bulldogs
Boast twenty-five Victories
to Ten for Tigers,

PRINCETON, - T., Nov lS-Prircc-
Ton hcsilrrcd itself uOm slumhers u lit
VI" earlier than usual this morning 80
make preparation 10 accommodate 'hc
4J,"oo persons or more who were expect
"a TO Invade the college town to SOC.
tho football battle with Nalo In mo
IaIn"r memorial stadium this afternoon
Despite the fact that the odds favor
Princeton and most football critics con
tehf the Tigers the stronger trnm. the
ITlu'"lun coaches and players after their
setback NJ wear ago. ARE looking for An
even harder struggle than was exp
rcnccd at the hands OF Harvard week
ago.
Teams from the two universities first
met IN 1913 when American football wa
IN the making and each season since 1876
las seen renewal of the struggle To-
day the series stands twenty y-twu games
10 ten In Yale's favor with nine contests
tie and the total point score Yale 2iJ,
Princeton liJ
torardless Of tho overwhelming mnrrin
a. past victories piled up by the Blue.
me Princeton town and gown IN lust M
'n'husltstir and confident iu the ability
bt 'NH Tiger 20 overthrow the Bulldog
~ though the series had always resulted
m defeat for Yale with a squad OF vat
crhuS ni his disposal Coach "Sboedy"
Rush has built up powerful eleven
wnlch has been specially eroomed mud
l.''l''' W. 'INfN lhl liNhlhl 'piNftls AUt
closing one ~ the Princeton season
Princeton Expects Hard Game.
Tho fighting spirit Of the Blue is not
houev.r urd1r,stir,t,d hy IL r,,,
and Hl,ct Tor even tbr nyose"t 'JS' nnJ.s.
graduates REMEMBER that within their
tim" Yale has wrested victory from the
some rcspccts pripco,on holJs ,La al
vantage Over yaIe for tbc JmsS coacbpng
Kyst,u is pow f,r,rl, ..t. .hIish.d in NJ
pau Eud while Tho Ncw JJnven Institu.
lion ia stiIi .yrcrtrcn,trg ,,t,h ,h. "a,
,.t nIrtbods irt,oLurnd h,, 'raJ 80.
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JH"bcu w ti.' llsh, uI preceding salnrs
III III Hcnaon " uIllCuIt 20 compare
VIII VIII "'unuihvy lh' pu"er u' lne t"o NyS-
l1hlS I'h'' ''o' 'hlS y'ht mas Sho"ll
u.sp"Fiuuh w play "alllns game
rH""lI.B uoHn upVn nc nc oppohent sonl
tho Iirer ihc orenIug he sought rscnn,
against weak teams cnrly in tbe season
Grlpc.ton has MOI disnI,ved nm ircii,,.
lion 10 go ont and force tbe ,rnrc by
steady ntiu,ks
FunhIiny .t critical ,,or,cp,s h,. ,,.o
b.en noted hut tbe defnu.e of mo tam
has hren b.,,.r ,h,n u.u,I ,b,s nu,,,r,n
'Th.rn hnyc hcer cs,,ain nashcs H. ,b.
Tigers nlnv th,t lend 10 IN. heller ,hat
the eleven has more nj its command thin
n b,u r.y,,i,d 10 dn,s ,rb i,s nrIon,
ndh.fents mr.. counting ,,uon Tho ,cn,n
IN close us year Win n .nrnr,slny reyo.
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