Bulldog and Tiger to Play What
Will he the Most Important
,. GaIna This Season ~13th
Sides Ins continental vii:-
iory—Big Crowd ExpscIad at
Game
PRINCETON, N. J, Nov. 6.~Priuco~
ton and Yale are scheduled to meet on
University Field this afternoon in what
. promises to be one of the premier bat-
ties of the season. Both elevens were
on edge for the battle, and their res-‘
poctive trainers reported them to be in
perfect trim for the fray
The outcome of the day's contest
will have an important bearing on the
final ratings of the so-called “Big Elev»
ens." Should Yale come out on the top
Princeton, with the defeats by both
Harvard and Yale, will be out of the
running, while should Princeton win it!
will be. either a case of a three-cornen
1 so“ lie or the championship for Har~
rand, depending on the outcome of the
Howard-Yule butts], u week from to-
. am.
The Princeton eleven spent last to
ening In town the entire squad sleep-
ing In Patton hall which is situated at
match of the season for Dartmouth.I
"ate breezé mode playing conditions her-
a considerable distance from the center
of the campus where noise and bustleI
was rife until am this morning. The
squad attended the joint concert of the
Yale and Princeton musical clubs that
was held in Alexander Hall inst en en
ins ,
The conditloi ol Illie gridiron is Inv-
ornble for a last game. being hard and
fairly dry. This hasraisedf the hopes
V of the Princeton followers
I considerably. as they did not believe
that their ilgbt'clevcn would have an
even chunce against the heavyvelevcn
from New Haven it the gridiron was
slippery and the turf soft.
. I Supporters of both teams seemed all
‘ fairly confident of victory. although the
confidence of the blue contingent was:
without. question much stronger than
Princewni ; '
enthusiasts have felt that the team did '~
that ol' the Princeton men.
not display its true form in the battle
’Wllll Harvard tWo weeks and would
give tha Elia a much harder light than
they gave the, crimson.
The Tigers are centering their hop-
cg on the speed 01 their backfield men
-—~Csptaln Pendleton. Waller and De-
Wltt «and the ability or the line to!
get the jump on Its opponents if the
Grunge and Black players find them-l
solves equalled in those departments, 3
Ynlc’a greater weight may prme tbol
deciding factor. , l
The ndInnce guard, composed mnln~ ‘-
1y of Philadelphia alumni back Tor to}
unions together will” number of Hull
lair sex. downal’ov the senior “prom":
I» which was also held last night, began
to come in town early yesterday after-
noon. but the greater part of tho throng
. arrived thismornlox up apoclsl trains.
from Philadelphia and Now York and
d'conoorvative estimate puts tho hum»
her or visitors at 30.000
slotting on the game. is varying from
ten to nine to «you. with Yale on tho I u
long and. flonsldmblo mom- hus boon-I
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ol' tickets have tailch Into tho bandit-
ot the shalom. The probable lineup:
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Elsvsn III the diatoms-Trams
in Good Condition
CAMBRIDGE, Mass..Nov. 16—31119
largest football crowd of the season in
the’east gathered in‘the Stadium today ’
to see Harvard and Dartmouth in their
Twenty-eighth contest in the Ameri-
canized Rugby sums. it was the final‘
and the semifinal for Harvard.
The weather was ideal. The night
had not been sufficiently cool to freeze’
the turf, while a bright sicynnd moder- 3
foot.
The seating capacity of the Stadium
had been extended to its limits of the
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that the few that reached the hands of.
speculators Werc hold at high prices
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that Harvard would send her lull fight-
ing Torso into the game {or at least the
first period if was expected boweIer
that Harvard would husband her
urdny'a game with Yule. For this res.
the crimson's offensive formation was
loss. was expected to display the full
gamut other plays.
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MIDDLETOWN Nov. 16 «Second
only in interest to the big game in
Princeton today. the clash oi Wesleyan.
with Trinity on Andrus Field this are
ternoon drew the attention of football
followers in this state. Both teams are
‘repcrted to be in the uncut possible
condition. Man for man. the position
~ for pofiition. there seems little choice
botwhou the teams: in prostlgo bow~
over. 'I‘rlnlty has little the butter til: he
argument but to olfiiot this in tho min.
determination at Wesleyan to mm:
the hut; from Hartford from milking it
the sixth consecutive victory. Pmctlo
ally all the Trinity College body. with
Bills fioékcd into town bright and «3‘.
1y; 330 live Weilayan II lot or «occur.
" .' solemn ovary Wesleyan alumnus who.
who handy outdo ital-c.
MT" TEL“ II! [If
Dominick Mullnnsy, who umpired in
the Connecticut league last
in the Sollth Atlantic .
pulled the funniest thing i ever heard
number of years ago. It sotVMuI-
innoy in u lot of tremble, but it
saved the umpire from rough handling,
says Christy Mathewson
Jacksonville was playing, at Augus-
ts Thin‘xue were breaking badly tor
the horns club, and the cuisine scam-
ed to be trying to make It worse.
With Augusta hoplessiy beaten,
the fans started on the pulpit-9.. “What
V;thcy thréctonsd to do to the uinp or
more» of doom, yum bow/lei of pretty
tor the shrine would have caused a
‘wmau oi loss nerve to take it on the .
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' spectiitors to Princeton from New Yoru-
: thing for the crimson Last year HarI
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. by boatinggfllohlggn in one at the most
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can manger of the Jacksonville team '
league. and V
, write Iocstosntho servant that is nood-
Mullaney' was pinyin: first «or Jock
I undying and boron to Input the crow: II; '
chant pianist: it on tho umpirs‘and .
in a nice way. told them who: outliers
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Yale- Princeton ls Shir Feature
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NEW YORK, Nov 18; ——Yale and
Princeton furnished the star attraction
on today's football program in the east.
with the Harvahdubartmouth and Penn
sylvanlavCarllsie games in the second
piece.
. A squadron of Special trains began
tbs work of transporting the army of
Tho major. and Henri the colonel
rightist at the slight to “The Jule,
won but indignation '
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canonical tootbsiL Not it cost tor the
big saline was to be had in New York
save at. well-nigh extortionate prices.
Althoughthe betting odds favored the
*‘that Princeton has shown thebeltor of
loose and Yale the better defense
Yale’s goal line was not crossed In any
at her preliminary games. while the
Princeton; met; a discouraging defect
at the hands of Harvard two weeks ago.
The Harvard Dartumuth gains in the
Cambridmfiodivmno terrors In
most Harvard man as a. fairly ' sure
vard best Dartmouth only live to three
and then only by means of a blocked
gal.
The CariisVla trillions, with the 01y m-
pio Thorpe. at their hood, Were in Phil-
with the University or Pennsylvania.
which made melt famous last week
interesting some: of tho year V
, The day’s less important games in
the m. includod:
“Army—Tune, West Point.
NlVyaNOI'lh Carolina, Annapolis.
SyracusewColnto, Syracuse.
IBrown—I-Llfayette. Providence.
Waisyam—Trlnlty, Middleton.
Yale INshmon~Hsrvard Freshmen.
New Haven. '
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skillsd‘, oompuont worker to whom he
may trust a dialect: task, tho how
on most In the home. the Ilium and
sailor become accustom. the landlord
and the tenant come to know and
another. I
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rather more uncertainty this morning
than to customary. Both Yale ”and Roger Ludlow
Princeton have been something of un— TWNI (my
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