Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17

than 2UC,UUV persons nave uVplleu tOr
sdmittancc to the Tale Princeton foot
mil game four times the capacity
Of Palmer Stadium, which will hold the
largest crowd in its history. when the
rival elevens line IN on tho gridiron
,omorrow Mt +. NJ. There have been
6S;l4 tickets sold for the classic fray,
taxing every available inch of the huge
concrete horseshoe. This IL almost 5000
more PEOPLE han have ever attended
n game in Princeton before, and the
extra space has been created BY the
erection Of additions to the wooden
stonds at the open end OF the stadium.
The directions for automobilists, a
combination Of valuable warnings and
orders, tell the Cur owner to beware
Of false parking agents. who take the
money but do not protect the car
Their favori G method Of deceiving the
innocent driver is BY telling him that
some bridge or road ahead Ii not safe
for travel. The driver is cautioned not
10 leave his car unOccupied until he
has put i in parking space.
The picnic grounds are designated as
being on the Lake road open on the
Harrison street side. Drivers are
warned, furthermore, to- have their
automobile and drivers licenses with
them and not to try @ ride up wash.
incton road between the Trenton. New
brunswick turnpike between the hours
Of 10 and ), rs this section Of road Is
TO hc c,osed ut this time.
The longest Thursday scrimmage
during the present season featured
Princeton's last day Of preparation for
her grand football finale with Yale here
tomorrow. Behind barred gates, from
which even the old Tiger football heroes
wele banned. Bill Roper's 1922 Tigers
battled with Zach other in Il final effort
to smooth out the kinks in the Tiger
For more than an hour the Orange
and Black eleven practicrd their new
and old plays against the "Omelettcs"
on University, Field: For more than
doomed out in constant comment and
criticism us play after play unfOlded
itself upon the field. Every play in
the Tigers bag Of strategy was tried
out.
"The team is in fine shape and IL
prepared to put up a great battle on
Saturday," declared the Tiger mentor,
q his men trotted to the showers.
YALE-The Inst council Of war be.
Tor the Eli troops 60 over the top In
Junclctown on Saturday disclosed that
neither Charley O'Hearn nor Bill NAL
lory will start the battle and that It
will not be decided until today
whether Danny Dcaver or Tony HUI.
man will be given the right.cnd as.
Hgnmrnt.
No football was played during the
hnal day before the departure OF the
warriors for New Jersey. The def
coaching council In session for hours.
II Princeton storms closely upon the
Yale goal. Mallory may be torn from
the sideline cluster Of gridiron re.
serves. If Yale needs half dozen
Plays selected by the rare field general.
snip Of O'Iiearn. he will be called
from IRON the blanketcd substitute list
since he retired with n pulled tendon
OK weeks ngo. O'IIcarn has never re.
gained playing form.
iale's campaign at Tigertown Is
conferred around the following lineup
iLelt end. Eddy; left tackle. Miller;
!eIt guard. Cruikshank: center, Love.
%HS; right guard. Cross: right tackle,
tpiiIer' =. right end. Huffman; quarter.
, otSk, Neidlinger. left halfback. Wight;
'sat halfback. Jordan; fullback, Scott.
.hARVARD-For the first time In
lazy sIaIy season the varsity football team
sns sSsnShEi Ti It's pace between its Princeton
Ss"q iale games to devote an afternoon
US preparation for the Brown game.
NO. or inahy years the substitutes have
Erked Esm worked into condition to play the
t.n. tsa.h43hians. while the regulars have
sept hammering away on their offense
az their defense for the Yale game the
t;SSaowlhy week. Yesterday, however,
nri.,r VARSITY coaches took a team com.
ma hve OF the first string players
thu thu SIX first substitutes and drilled
'urrn Th long and hard for Saturday,
Broun scrub players worked out the
th'wh plays against the varsity, but
H,rss s'a"ncs mad to make many cOnjec.
es, as 1t Is known here that Brown
'''""Sed It's style of play.
ysrs;,N s;NEu-l - The regular Cornell
hr;st,.S W'll take the field against !Al-
MHnt on Saturday in the finnl game of
no,.s sS season .. ut Ithaca. According to re-.
cans cans ~ Is expected that after the Itha.
mon, "TNe m the game in hand Coach C;il.
a cbonno'e VIII give the second team
Cornell w. FOR tho majority OF tho
Offers ,bu undergraduate body, Saturday
biS Rs,," !"e hnal opportunity to see the
Med machine in action. '' '"N
Of ths ay w. practice was the snappiest
or c"rT;,t, M;sek, played under better wealth.
liteiy than have prevailed here
darscn ~ OF the regulars but Hen.
guasd wel ,e.t end, and Rollo, right
1S IN" "eEe IN the drill, which fea.
f,y, ~ wss1AIaraMoRE = oo.eh x.,s.r