Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
HARVARD FAVORED
OVER PRINCETON
AS Day Of Clash Arrives Odds
Lessen When Tigers Cover
Crimson Money
TYPICAL BlG-GAME SETTING
BY SPICK HALL.

stan Correspondent Evening Public Ledger !
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fayoritcs in the betting. Many wager,
OF wv" TO one ana thr'r t" two were
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tbn bnmr fn, tbo gann grr,y nnorc,.
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toom's nhiiifv to roll hack thn Grim.
son wavn and turn thc done wronr sd,
with n victory tho first If if comes to
mass TINT princeton Las scored over
Harvard since 1911
'rOWu 'here early
The influx of football enthusiasts
began with rush yesterday. All day
long the regular trains and automobiles
from New York and Philadelphia came
in, bringing their Joyous quotas of
fren2icd gridiron fans
The little college town began taking
on ltS gaia appearance early, Nassau
street was aIlvr with both Princeton
and Harvard followers: Inc majority
VI VI ,ne MoLiru Nole ,rI TIl"'Hoi "r Aellow
chrE rEsanthehiuin me men carried
t2i 1ail"rs anu S1rrain'tS on 1ir,r 'an's'
ne iHp slop NinupMS' Nn"Sf 'isnlN uSu
ai'f are u,ii'','u n II, nn 'UL.4 npu'' were
tlaI, ,,.,'',, -,
Students entertained in their rooms
in the dormtorics and the older alumni
met in the lobby and parIors of quaint
old Nassau Inn, landmark bE Which
Princeton always will be known.
There was glaring lack of the in
spired hilarity that once featured such
occasions, when glasses "llnied aud
ice tlnkied on the mahogany stretches.
Everything Clear
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,,,.a,,'.hlS,i'' uun wa" S"I ,a ""u
,,i n"un 70 It" ",' r"aIn ,Ia, '1,l
Jo,' no thns sl,, tLor ,,,I,;1L ,,n
ideal 4 brieht snn broke forth md
tb, 'ni,. had i,,,t the tonw thot o,,o o..n'
ClntCS with IA great college football |
game.
II !. worry scvaro hlow +, prircotor
tbot Keel, will NOT he able tn start at
tackle lie is one of thr bcs, defensive
men that has been hero in number ot
ycafs. and displaycd superb form in the
contest against Colgate. when the
Uamiltouians were stopprd inside of
the Tigers 5-yard line with four down,
to make the distance.
Captain McGraw will be- at one
| tackle, aud HigIer. who thus far has
been working ut end, viii be at the
other. That pair on either end of the
rush line should be able to make big
! dent for the offensive plays and prove
hulwarks of the defense.
Several days ago Roper was almost
Dickinson at the guard stations. but nj
the last minute he may put Parisettc
in place Of Rochchild. However, this
| is not Il certainty, and the coaches may
net decide upon whom they will play
| there until shortly before the whistle
| blows.
In Williams and Davis Princeton has
n pair of ends that can take care OF
| their own Both are experts in receiv
ing forward passes under difficulties
and both can be depended upon to out
wit would be blockers and intercept
crs. if it is possible to do so. Not only
| that but this Dair is far faster thar
| Desmond and Steele.