New Britain herald., 1922-11-17
WARRIORS
 GET BIG SEND-0FF
Yale Students Cheer Wildly as Team Leaves for Princeton Game

New Haven, Nov. 17.--With the shouts of 2,n00 students ringing in their ears, the Yale football players went to their rooms last night after one of the most spirited and noisy football rallies ever held at Yale. Practically the whole university turned out for the big demonstration on the eve of the teams departure for Princeton. Woolsey Hall being packed to the roof.
 This noon the vote of confidence given last flight was carried out to q demonstrative conclusion when the entire student body assembled at the railroad station for the grand send off. The team, which every student in Yale believes will twist the Tigers tail on Saturday before the gaze Of 52,oo0 persons within the Palmer Sta dium left at 12:50 for Trenton and the general exodus toward Princeton be- gan about the same time
 Speeches Were made last night by MacAldrich. 1921 captain, and others and every member of the squad was given long Yale cheer. New cheers, which were submitted for approval by undergraduates, were tried out under the direction of Yale's cheer leaders and will be given to the pub lie for the first time on Saturday.
 Final Workout Short,
 As finishing touch in preparation for the game, Tad Jones put the var sity through an hour of signal work and dummy scrimmaging yesterday afternoon and called it day after the men who are likely to face Prince ton were all given a limbering ID. Along the side lines were Bill Mall lory and Charlie OHearn, Eli bril- iants, who will have to see the game from the Yale side of the field. That both will be kept out of the game, at least at the start. was made known definitely yesterday afternoon Mall lory cannot play ds all and Hearn may be sent in for few ~ ateSif his services in any particular line are needed.
 The team that will be on the field at the kickoff went through the drill yesterday afternoon with all the spirit which has characterized it's work during the past few days. There seems to be an uncertainty as to the position of right end, Jones not hav- ing made up his mind between Hull- man and Deaver, Both took part yesterday in the practice.
 The lineup which is expected to face Princeton will be as follows: Left end. Eddy; left tackle, Miller; left guard Cruikshank:. center, Love joy right guatdS Cross; right tackle. Diller; right end, Holman or Deaver; quarterback. Neidlinger; left half back. Wight; right halfback Jordan; fnllback. Scott Of this set there are eight Y men. They are Miller. Cross. Diller. Hulman, Neidlinger, Wight and Jordan.
 Tricky Wind Helps Jones.
 strong wind was blowing yester- day afternoon and Jones took advan- tage of it to give his men some needed practice in kicking against it and handling punts in the tricky gusts that circled over the field The work was done to perfection. O'Hearn, Haas and Neale getting of some excellent punts and the team handling them well.
 Placement kicking, something Yale never gone in for very much, was tried out this afternoon with no little success. Class work at Yale will be suspended Saturday, the regu- lar curriculum being abandoned en- tirely in favor of football.