Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Many Distinguished Persons.
Including Georges clemenceau,
... at harvard.Eli Game
NAB STUDENT "SCALPERS"
. OF periods--la minutes.


New Haven. Conn.,. Nov. 2I.--lhral
football weather greeted Val" and llar.
yard for their fcrtv-trst annual grid
iron clash before 1000 prorl" in tn"
Bowl today.
Early morning clouds. which had
threatened snow furrcs. vanished. and
at noon almos, cloudlcss skies pr"va l"d.
Tho morning temperatures OF - mol
lowed tu II mark Of 81. High winds
blew, assuring u puuting game.
Notahle> arriving Cn the early special
trains included Georges tlrmon"Cnu.
whose arrival from Boston at noon WIS
The signal for runr~ "i applause all
along the line; W. W. Alt"rhury. II.
+. Si~cair. Harold and Reginald Van.
Larhilt. William q. Rrh"t"'i,~. Percy
Rockefeller. l.. T. Lore. nr. w. Sow
ard Webb. Harry rayn" Whitney. tn"
entire l'rin""ton eleven. vict"rs over
both todny's rivals, and Governor Ever
rtt Lake. of CONNECTICUT. halfback on
the FIRST Harvard eleven t" defeat Vale.
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick
ford had their applications Tor tickets
turned down because they w"rr not
Yale ar Harvard graduates. 1h"y at
tended TN" game. ohtaiuin. tickets, pos
sihly. from spacuatrrs. -Four ~tud"n'.
were arrested on th" charge ot >ralp-
ing.
Clnmcnc"au vas tho only cu".' Of
the day VIII" cam" without ti"k"'.
None vas left when hr d"rid"d tu -"
the match. and Il" occupied III" seat
Of an Hlumnu> VIII" contributed ono of
his tickets.
Ret Ing dronncd 80 nearly even terms
at noon with RI" advent of The army OF
Harvard supporters. icsiCrday Male
back"rs were pIun-nc at odds "F = I" :.
Two straight Defeats
Tad Jones eleven .as shown power
all year except in the Princeton game.
Harvard also has shown strength: but
two consecutive defeats, one by the
Tigers .and the other by Brown. hav"
taken some Of tho briliancy from tn"
record ot the Fishermen.
II the Blue is victorious Il VIII be
the first time sine" 1903 that Yale
eleven. bentcu by Princeton. has come
back against tn" Crimson. This as"
Is n fact taken from tn" dust Of tie
Years II also vii haV" no effect pu
the playing of the 1870 teams.
1t was announced late last might
that Charlie t'lleari. tn" far famed
Yale drop kicker, would start the
game Neal" was originally slated 10
begin the game at left hatbaCk with
III. .',L,,on !" ~" .y.;,,h nrmh,,hrv wns cnused
h| 'In,,o ~ ,n,.,;r.
Lima for limo YaIp was almost zen.
cr.Ii,' ,grsed ~ ho rho stronger an rho
sau;,|,,,,, fr,r,isr yat ,hn Iffrronrr
S.a' ,''', en,nrwha,ninr I, wus in The
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h" ,,,;n.. E,ld general nv,iIahI.
in o;,hsr r,mn !, wa. conceded.
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,aet aPPeat"uce oh '"e ovIIese sElo'roH,
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