The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-14
Strong Yale Team Is Slight Choice AtHone
 Against Princeton
PRINCETON

In tho amphitheater of the Payne Whitney gymnasium, ths Yale and Princeton basketball teams meet in the first game or their two game series in the league competition. Three hundred extra seats have been put in for tho ac- commodation of undergraduates and 1t Is expected that there will Do a complete sellout with over 1900 people seeing the contest. This will be the high water mark in the Yale basketball attendance in New Haven sincesthe sport was first in- troduced.
 At the Top
 Because of her fine victory in Hanover Saturday night, @vhen Yale defeated Dartmouth 37-36 with less than half minute to go. Yalo's standing in the league at the moment Is won 6 and lost l. Princeton has played three games winning two and losing one. The Tigers won tho league champion ship last year and In spite of tho upset at the hands of Pennsylvania In the first game of tho season, have n somewhat stronger outfit than that which wore the orange and black In 1932. Practically everyone of the starting five and the spares Is veteran and the team Is famous for tho height or It's members. When Princeton trots out on tho floor tonight, everybody in tho lineup with the exception Of Grebauskas, Nauagatuck boy who plays right guard, will be singled out because of his height. Captain Helm Is q footer. Fair: man and Seibert in the forward line measure feet 2 inches ana c feet 4 leg nches respectively, Larsen at center Is 6 feet ( inches and Fortune Is 6 feet 1-2 inches. This Is the combination which has carried Princeton along during the season to flne record, but as m | every other sport. there. was an upset in the Pennsylvania game. and Colum bia, and the Penn game was lost in the last moment or two of play. Yale has won from Dartmouth, Pennsylvania twice, Columbia and Cornell. her only loss being to the Green team in New Haven two weeks ago. The Blue team has yet to meet Columbia and Cornell, as woll as the Tigers in tho holiday game In Princeton on February 22.
 Ready to Go
 | While tho Dartmouth game or last Saturday took something out l of tho Yale players. Coach Ripley believes that tho wearers of the Blue will be In good shape for to- nights game. Eggie Miles was slightly hurt again in his lame leg, but is slated to start In hls regular position. Ripley Will go back 10 his original starting lineup With Elliott and Nikkel up forward and O'Connell at center, with Reese and Miles in the back court. Jimmie DeAngells of New Haven played in the game in Dartmouth Saturday and played brilliantly while he was in. He doubtless will be seen in action tonight. Rip ley has capable list of substi- tutes to call upon during the eve ming, including Kellogg, saner' Kennedy, Dickson, Click, Bender Watson and Larsen. Should the game be tight, however, from the first whistle, Yaie's coach Is almos, certain to limit the number or nis players to 10. Princeton also nas a. fine collection of substitutes with Murray rect l-1 .hcnes, 6 feet 2 i.2 inches, stout rect l inche. Rowe 6 feet 4 inches, and Wiiiett 6 feet 2 inches, who may have n chance to show their ability tonight.
 Tonight's game will follow T game between the Freshmen and the Kipps Boys Club of New York this contest starting at 7:i5. There will be no reserved seats this eve ming and 1t Is expected that the : reduced price for league basketball games will find the big amphi' theater full long before tho Varsity game gets under way. Last year the price of league games was
 but this year 1t has been cut to 7' 7 cents.