New-York tribune., 1919-11-14
ROper Selects
Men to Battle
Will, Bulldog
Students at Old Nassau
Cheer During Final Drill
on the CridirOn
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PRINCETON. y. J., Nov l3.-Thc
Tiger packed his bag tonight and will
make an early start for his traditional
hunting grounds il New Haven To-
morrow morning Coach Roper an
nouncod has selections for Saturday
after The squad finished the season
york on the gridiron OF University
Field to day. There viii be no changes
in the backtield that started against
Harvard. but Keck and Bigler will ap-
pear in the line.
Bigler. who shifted from end to
tacklc 20 fill in until Keck could re
turn to the game, clinched his place
against the Crimson, and though ne
viii give way to Kcck on Saturday,
Bglor win in turn take the place Of
''ozzy" Parisette, who played one of
the tackles against Harvard.
Callahan Wins Post
"Shad" Davis and Frosty Williams
will hold down the wings as usual. ard
+ Captain McGraw and Baker will be a
guard The Callahan battle VIII come
of per schedule. Mike played a good
defensive game IN the Harvard contest
but mis- passing was 50 poor that
Whitley Thomas was sent IN to relieve
MIN in the second half
ne tiONu DON3ORldH improved ma
terially this week. however. and Roper
announced tonight that he will be
facing his brother Tim, captain o.. the
Yale eleven, when the game begins.
Strubing viii direct the team at
quarter, Trimble and Garrity will play
the halves and Wittmor fullback, the
same quartet that smashed it's way 20
the touchdown against the Crimson
Saturday.
To-day workout was light The
varsity went through its plays before
the undergraduates who trooped down
to University Field with student band
and 81 dozen cheer leaders. Roper
stated that the men 49, without excep-
tion at the top of their game and IN
perfect condition for Saturdays fray.
AS result there was no scrimmage
and dummy drill and punting were the
most strenuous features Of the prac-
tice.
The team will leave Princeton at Z
O'Clock tomorrow morning. ard viii
make no stop in New ork. going
straight through 10 New Haven. The
men viii have an early luncheon 81
the Hotel Taft and VIII practice in
I the Yale Bowl IN tine afternoon. This
work-ou viii be extremely hight, a
IS designed merely 20 accustom the
players 10 their new surroundings
The team VIII spend the night at
Derby, Conn. and viii not return TO
New Haven until Just before the game.
which bo~i's ~ , y. N.
Students Plan Scnd-Of
The fi,..oe,yn undergraduates are
making plans to arise at the unheard
hour of 1880 in order TO NEE the men
IT the station and cheer them off on
ne. trip A ter classes the college
Will 90 to New Haven PRACTICAL Ell
...asse. AL o fthe upper class clubs
on Prospect Street have chartered spe-
clal cars to cary their members to the
.a.e Bowl, and the sophomores and
freshmen viii crowd mo the regular
trains.
Most of the sons of Old Nassau have
made arrangements to stay over Friday
nieht New Haven and god r,a-v
of these will face the long walk back
% ou g-etown Il me n4ue snOu.u
I erlumph
he appearance Of keck on the field
caused an outburst OF enthusiasm in
he stands this afternoon. TIE big
.ackie looked as spry as ever and ii
ne is up to his game he will uA-
doubtodiy be hard problem for the
fale line to handle
heck weighs 220 pounds, can run the
hundred in considerably under eleven
seconds, and posses es an uncarny
acu.ty for diagnosing plays. In sn.te
Of the fact that he has been ou
The game for ten days. he is in fine
cordl.-on and Princeton connuenc
jumped good many degrees when
i.:oper announced that he would be in
/ Saturdays game.
Princeton is under no false impress
/ sions as to Yales strength, and the
Harvard game has bred no overcon-
tidencc in the Orange and Black ranks
Both coaches and players are expecting
harder game than the Crimson put
up a week ago but the Tiger is in a
! lighting mood and is ready to put up
its best battle OF the year.