The New York herald., 1922-11-10
TIGER QUITS JUNGLE
BOUND FOR BOSTON
Princeton Off to Engage Har-
ward in Twenty-sixth
Football Game.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YORK HEaitp,
PRINCETON. Nov. 9.--Princeton campus
reechoed with songs and cheers tonight
as the varsity football squad OF thirty
three players entrained for Cambridge,
where the twenty-sixth gridiron contest
between the Orange and Black and the
Crimson will be played Saturday. The
whole undergraduate body paraded from
the Cannon 70 Alexander Hall. where
President John Grier Hibben, Head
Coach Bill Roper and Howard Kramer
Gray. president of the Varsity Club, ad-
dressed r spirited mass meeting prepara-
tory to the send off,
Roper announced the lineup which he
intends to start against Harvard as fol-
lows: Left end. GSay; left tackle.
Treat; left guard, DicNenson; center
Afford: right guard. Howard; right
tackle. Baker; right end. Smith; quar-
terbaclS Wingate; halfbacks, Crum and
Caldwell fullback. Cleaves.
The squad making the trip comprised
the following players: Afford. Barry
Baker. Beattie, Bergen. Buckner, Cald-
well, Cleaves. Crum, Dnsmore Drews.
Dickenson Euwer, Emery, Gray, Griffin,
German, Hills, Howard. Mcmillan.
Newby, Pagenkopf. Smith. Snively, Sny-
der, Stinson, Stout, Thomasen, Tillson.
Treat, Tyson Van Gerbig and Wingate.
A long defensive dummy scrimmage
against the Omelettes, using Harvard
plays, constituted the major part OF the
last workout on varsity field here this
afternoon. The lineup that will start
Saturday was used in this drill Snively
replacing Howard at guard and Tillson
at end o good deal of the time. Both
of these men played against Chicago and
will get in the game at some period.
Ioy cfer I~il In trhfa
member of the squad took part, brought
the afternoons work to a close. Jack
Cleaves and Van Gerbg were punting
well with the wind this afternoon, the
former averaging over fifty yards and
the latter well over fifty-five yards. Ken
SrHith and Pink" Baker were dropkick-
ing with fair success.
While the linesmen were putting their
shoulders to the bucking machine for the
last time before they charge the Grim
son forwards. Red" Howard, Pink"
Baker. Harvey Emery and Harrison
Thomson were rehearsing kickoffs.
Baker and Emery got the greatest dis
tance.
The exodus of Princetonians from
Tigerville to Cambridge started here this
afternoon with the vanguard comprising
members OF the musical clubs, which will
number OF machines also started their
northward journey filed TO capacity
BY tomorrow night the campus here
will be deserted. The few students re-
naming will get the returns play by
play at the Harvard freshmen Princeton
freshmen contest in Palmer Stadium.
"Glven an even break in the luck OF
the Harvard-Princeton game, / believe
that the victory will go to the side that
makes the fewer mistakes" declared
Donald Grant Herring, Princeton foot
ball expert, here to-day, for the two
elevens are as evenly matched as any
two teams can be. The fighting will be
hard and clean. but any one who wagers
on this game must risk his money by
reason Of pure sentiment"
The Princeton cross-country squad LETT
tonight for Cambridge for the triangular
meet with Yale and Harvard Saturday
morning. The Orange and Black will be
represented by the following barriers
Capt. Conger, Gordon. Hitzrot, Kopf,
Leeming Nicholson, Ross, Raymond,
Wilett and Webster.