Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
HARVARD AND YALE T0PLAY TODAY;
HUNDREDS GATHER MIGHT BEFORE
ALL Tickets SOLD WEEK IN ADVANCE


ny Aaaoelaisd Pres.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. ia.-Tho
varsity football elevens ~ Yale and
Harvard viii close their season with
the annual game here tomorrow after.
noon. plying before the largest ~.
Hcmfly az spectators that ever gathered
IN The Yale Bowl. The entire seating
capacity ~ the Yale football arena,
which VIII accommodate more than TO-.
0O0 persons Inns been sold for weeks
and tickets. even nj many times their
face value. arc unobtain1ble. II has
hccn estimated th't the attcndlncr
wu,fld have cxceded 100 GOO had Il been
possible Ia provide sonts for all ihos'
who made application for tickets.
Keen Interest.
The extreme interest In the game and
th" unusual popularity ~ football In
general this season are reflected IN the
mrrked revival ~ the night before gath
ering nd the activity of alumni ~ both
univ lies. II has hccn n number Of
wears since this city experienced the I'M.
certainty and excitement regarding the
outcome ~ Yalc.Harvard football con.
test that prevails here tonight. Hotel
accommodations ARE not available nj
any price several ~ the leading hotels
weeks In advance and laic arriving au.
toIncbiie parties are being directed a.
nelghhorlng towns and villages for TEN.
porary lodgings.
The attendance NJ tho game viii 90.
tnblish the seasons record. N not q
national figure for single intcrcolleg.
late football game The majority of the
SDectators however. viii arrive during
- 0.ss
scores ~ special trains have been en-.
gagged Ia transport thousands of grad.
yates and their friends. including fcmin.
inc football enthusiasts from New York
Boston. and other eastern cities Other
thousands will motor 10 the scene ~
the game and with sufficient garage
space ont ~ the question arrangements
are being made for public parking In
many sections ~ the city. Every car
entering New Haven tonight bears the
crimson banner 81 Harvard ~ the blue
of Yale and the city itself IL decorated
with the colors 81 the contestlng col.
lcges from center 20 suburbs
Final Practice.
Roth football SQUADS had their final
practice to-day and are resting tonight
In sccluslon. far from the excitement
incidental to the closing game ~ their
season. Predictions ~ victory made hy
both camps ar" tempered with forecasts
Of an unusually hard and closely con.
tested game In which tho breaks ~ thu
play will probably bear an important
part. Yale hrs installed somewhat
revised coaching policy this season with
Tad" Jones In the position ~ head
coach and the success of the system
hinge. % n considerable extent on the
outcome ~ 'omorrnw'a struggle. Har.
ward with Bob Fisher az the helm II
continuing the methods established los
Percy llnughton almost decade agn
and the game win be- ~ much n test ~
reaching systems as individual and team
competition.
Since 1875 these two universities have
been represented by teams In 3S grid.
iron battles. the continuity % annual
Pancs having been broken seven times
To date Yale has won % times while
Harvard IL credited with only 10 vic.
tories and five times the contests endet.
with the teams tied. Yale has hig
lead IN the points scored since 1853 with
a total of 2S6 To- Haryarfs 1875.
1890 Scores.
Harvard T. Holy Gross 0.
Harvard ~: Maine o.
Harvard 81: Valparaiso 0.
Harvard 81: Williams o.
Harvard ~: Centre ~
Harvard -; Virginia o.
Harvard ~; Princeton a.
Vale -; Carnegie Tech. O.
Yale 81; Cniv. Of y Car. o.
Vale 10: BOSTON College 81.
Yale "a West Virginia o.
Yale q: Colgate :.
Yale II: Brown 10.
Probable Harvard Line.Ip.
l.. y. Il X Kane; l.. r. W. d. Hub.
hnrd: l.. O., T :. Woods: G.. e. =. Have.
meyer; Il g, j. Il Tolbert; u r. II. IT,
Faxon; u. r.. J. CT i'Jer; Oh. J. J. Fitz.
gerald; L. NE. q. owen; u. HB.. W. H.
Churchill + a.. \. Horwccn.
Probable Vale Lineup.
l.. Z, e. L. Sheylln; L. T.. T. V. Dick.
ems: l.. g.. J. r. Callahan. capt y &. W
7. Calvin; Il. c.. j. :. Acosta: u r. L.
+ Walker u. r.. Il. Dilworih Oh. G
r MurphV. L. HR n NJ KcmptOn. II