New Britain herald., 1922-11-20
|'GO GET HARVARD'
 IS CRY AT YALE
Players and Students Turn Atten- tion to Next Saturdays Game

New Haven, Nov. 2o.--"Go get liar. vard," was the word passed along among Yale undergraduates to the football squad today. II went to the i4 players who returned, here yes terday after spending Saturday night in New York city. Yale alumN and the student body believe that tho eleven will take the advice, and make life gay in the blue ribbon event of the season In the Yale Bowl next Sat. urday,
 Hope of winning from Harvard has prevented undergraduate Yale. ath- letic and non -athletic from defeat at Princeton. It left Yale rooters strand ed financially and instead of remain ing In New York'to spend coin garn- cred from Princeton packers, the Yale Onions were compelled to limp back to New Haven. financially speak ing, chastened but still firm on the conviction that the Yale eleven will subdue Harvard In the wind-up of the seasons gridiron engagements.
 Right Back to Work.
 Coach Aldrich will ordersstiff scrim- maging on Monday and Tuesday for the second and third string players who returned here yesterday.
 The players at Atlantic City spent the day in their quarters in the Marlborough Blenheim, automobiling, walking, or. in few cases, golflng. They did not mingle among the hol- iday throng on the boardwalk,s but were kept from visitors. They were In the hands of Trainer John Mack for a searching physical examination andNlast night the veterans condition CT asserted that. aside from few minor bumps. every member of the team had emerged from the strenu- ous game of yesterday In Jungletown in excellent shape. There Is no play CT who could not he started Saturday against Harvard, according to Mack, although it is uncertain whether Nal lory or O'Hearn will be in the kick off lineup Both will be injected into the game. it was asserted.
 Wight Will Play.
 Ted Wight. whom slight muscle DTul6c Ut tIlS idot IiOtlCht hCPI oh eiAS sideiines Saturday was dt idedly im- proved today and it was stated that the team would begin Saturdays game with him in the left halfback role. Scott, Diller and Eddy left Sat urday's game somewhat bruised. but more than surface bruises were disclosed.
 ~ ~lr ool- vayor a n nounced last night. The players will here tiN 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, their schedule allowing them to reach New Haven about 4:30 o'clock that afternoon. They will not report in the Bowl for practice till Wednesday, when the scrimmage will be sharp, but light and short. It will almost certainly be the only actual football activity of the week, as signal rehearsal Is probable for Thursday md Friday. Most of the players will he kept at the college infirmary in stead of their dormitory quarters dur ng the week In order to escape cam pus distractions and at the same time attend every scheduled recitation.
 Praise the Tigers.
 Among the Yale players, Princeton's play and players were warmly praised. The all round game of Jack Cleaves and the delft toe work of Ken Smith coming in for hearty appreciation. A feature of Princeton's game appeared to be to approach every Yale player who made conspicuously- brilliant achievement and congratulate him. When Charley O'Hearn. almost lifted his. field goal from midfield two Princetonians said to him, "Fine try, l Charley. you almost made it." Better feeling never prevailed during Yale Princeton game and. afterward.