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LINEUP 0F YALE- HARVARD GAME.
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HARVARD _ POSITION YALE
Feiton ................ ‘ ........ A very
Left End
Storer ...................... Talbot
Left Tackle
Pennock .................... Cooney
Left Guard
Parmenter ................... Ketcham
Center
Trumbull ................ -. .Pendleton
Right Guard
Hitchcoek ................... Warren
‘ Right Tackle
O'Brien ................... Bomelslerf
Right End
‘ Gardner .................... Wheeler
» Quarterback
>Hardwick ................ Phllbin
g; Left Halfbaok
Brinkley ....... . ......... .Spalding
Flight Haliback
Wendell .......... ’ .......... Flynn
Fullback
Oi‘i‘oiaio-wfleferee: W. 8. Lanford, of
L“ Trinity; umpire—D. L. Fuitz, Brown:
lineman—W. N. Marine, Pennelyvania.
Time-16 minuteo. periode.
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. 23.~Thirty-flve
thousand enthusiastic followers of the
some Journeyed here to see "Harvard
and Yale match their football know~
ledge. strength and agility on Yale
Field in the 33rd clash between the
two universities in this department of
"other! 8110!:- '
' The weather was superb.
Indian
light northerly breeze bringing just
enough keenneea into the air to make
playing exhilarating and viowlné «the
game enjoyable.
.The two teams spent the night very
quietly. the Yale players remaining at
the infirmnry on the outskirts oi the
city, while the Harvard eleven slept at
New London, titty miles from the moo
oi battle. This kept. the players away
from the stream of visitors which start-
ed yesterday noon and which did not
seem to diminish in elite throughout
the night.
garb oi crimson and blue and threw
open wide hor hotels. eating lieu-en.
clubs and private influence: for the en-
tertainment oi the lies waving limits.
weeping accommodatolnn or every sort
were utilised. Mire than a theorem!
Harvard men want the nirht in tin
special trains at oleeotugrcaro which
rolled lutethe railmd VIN! from Bulk
ton. and New York lull nixht. .
it Will «intimated that nearly a thou-
sand but at the state motor can were
in the city at ii o'elorlt and that n; thin
on that number were headed for You
Field lino buzzing been, eager for the
hive
Some of the motor portion name lm
diotnncou. three nrrivingdurlnn the or.
oping from buffalo and two ironi Pitt».
,hnrgh. while thorium arm were
in the oily hearing the New "tent and
‘ MMGAGTNOMM number platen.
'i‘lio‘erowd um and membranous
thiamnight nature the bottle.“ we: plot
,. retiring {or a tow hour; of older m
. the van guard of the any": vifilbin
reunited the
lilo alumna «the «um we
needed in emulsion: moor, bullion!
nil lunch at motor-tam omit,
summer conditions prevailed, with “i
New Haven decked herself in holiday '
. kimobiles who took the old floated poet
L titty. The lobby or tinny
é hotels mm- than; thmood through ‘ '
lN BM llillAY
r conditions‘l’erioci for the
in Fine Futile for Fray-
Yale~Princeton contest was also with-
out deciston, several wagers were re-
(iordedin favor of a Harvard victory in
any event. The supporters of the crim-
sdn eleven seemed to be very confident
of victory, but disinclined to back their
opinion with odds of 10 to 'i‘ or 2 to 1,
quoted in" New York and Boston yes~
torday.
Those coaches that strolled down
town or came from New London during
the i‘orenoon reported that the players
were in splendid condition for the tray
and eager to settle the question of an-
premucy. The Yale team took break-
i‘a t shortly after 8 o'clock and then
went on a walk into the country. There
dl'd'not seem to. be a limping man in
thé bunch of tall. sturdy. athletes that
strolled along the country roads and
waved their hands to the automobile
parties as they oped by.
hotel at .New London abOut the some
time and by 9 0’ clock grips were nook-
ed and”preparations~ completed for the
fifty-mile trip by. special traintio‘ this
city. .It Wan afiang’ed» tqlhave both
teams lunch on different floors of one
of the downtown hotels and go to the
field at 1 ‘1). m. in automobiles.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—~The weather
man provided ideal football weather
this morning for the 15.000 New York-
ers who had been able to obtain the
priceless paste-boards entitling them to
admission to the biggest, contest 0f the
,year, the annual battle between Yale
and Harvard, at New Haven.- ‘
Although Harvard was a nearly 2 to
1 favorite along Broadway, there was
no lack of interest in the contest, and
Yale supporters were hopeful of a re-
petition of the situation two years ago;
when the blue with no better look out
than now. braced mightily in the last
few days of the season and tied a Har-
vard team which outweighed it greatly.
The special train schedule from the
Grand Central Station today was or»
ranged to oend eon col-loads oi routers
on the seventy-mile Journey to New Hal
ven at half hour intervnlo, from break-
tnst time to the noon hour. There was
no way of figuring the number or one
road eastward. but from daybreak that
narrow ribbon or maeadnm was crowd-
iod with In unbroken iineof (31".er
led in blue and crimson. Ill bound oo-
word Yale Field.
Probably not more than one of two
hundred ticltm were on sale inaliiow
York today and theoe commanded ai—
moot any price which the holder wan
willing to Ink none being quoted ieoo
than ”is
ii. iii intereotlng tovnote that Harvard
has not wowed o touchdown on Yale
in some eleven yearn. it to also won
thy of note that Yale has been unable
to but)“ anything mint mmrd in
tin int two mention. not your the
trim-on on o touchers' invortto yet
the tally who nothing tor either tilde.
a only main gnu of importance
in on «at today one between TQM“
mo and Inbillb M m; Poubir .
tween the amp and armpit; u wont
'Yaie Men lioneiui However, That Elie Will Take a Brace and ~
«3 Hold Heavv Crimson Team—Big bothering rail Yale Field to
it
The Harvard) players were about the .
Yale Has Won T wenty-Two Out
Of Thirty—Two Games Played
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 23.~Slnce the advent of the rugby game or leotball
in this country, Harvard and Yale have played 32 contests under rub
ions modifications of the English name
Harvard 5. and there have been five score-lose ties.
Yale have scored a touchdown in to air some. oinoe 1907. The scores in
1908 and 1909 were on hold goals; and n oatety.
Yale has scored 22 victories.
Neither Harvard nor
Odie Location Winner Scorn
Nov. 13. 1875 New Haven Burr-rd x 4i to 0
Nov. ill. 1878 New Haven Tabb x 1 l0 0
1877 (No named
Nov. 23. 1878 Dalton rule a: i go o
‘ Nov. fl, iii?! New Haven file name 0 to 0
slow 20. 1880 Boston Yale . 5 to 0
Nov. ill. 1881 New Haven hole to o to J
Nov. till. 1882 Olmbl'im Yale . D to 0
Nov. 29. was New York ital. “I 23. to 2
NOV. 22. 188'. , i _ Na“ .. 11".“ n Y.’. ' ‘8 ‘0 0
use * (nomad) ., - , ,_
Nor. 20,1380 Cambrian rule 29 to i
Nov. in. 1381 New York lino ii iii it
sets the my . . l
mm. in. test , nonunion ’ You a to 0
Nov. it. "mo . armhole ‘linmrd is in ii
Nov. 31. mi Springfield We» ' ‘ title 0
. rim. 19-139: some", Yule ‘ a to o
no. no.1!” . ”Wald ‘ Yale ll tire
Nov. hi. mt- MMOM mic ,, ' ‘
‘ lull}, lilo Somali ‘
iii“ ,- .
Nov. ta. not
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lretéfiion, Sink ,
i T; "Hennesney
Norwa‘lidp " twain. eel-bai Home to
managers 30! each eleven have made
extia ammo implore the teams la
1%.). «and .
. hit End
. , Left Tackle “
Woiit Rnbaell ‘ ‘ . - Nell .
memo ,
lfiintze Keatng
N Center
Right Guard.
. aeveralyoere wl tithe lace fomtgrow ‘
panel-ii . .
month ago the teams played a noscore ‘
” name iuWorwaik. Since that time the
every way. *pnooihlenhbd tomorrow’s. ..
game enihouid be the greatest content. ‘
of the weapon on the gridiron, not ex- _
, (looting the Yaloflarverd some, of this
-’ angel-noun," The Bmkla’wns have been ..
beaten but once this moon. by the y
liairxnontdot Bridgeport. m the team
7 is one or the strongest renreegntiag‘the i
Park City on the field. Since the Fair. .fi
. moms and Tigers will play for the title ‘ .
-' . of the state at 14:0 pounds next Thurs ‘
, day. it is very important that the. 'l‘l-
j .gers should win tomorrown' slime The
teams will lineup as follows:
. Tigers Broohlawne
Graham, (Capt) I:
A. Benjamin. Flynn . Flynn
Right Tackle ,
Flynn, Sink Doherty
Right End
Connolly ‘ Diuno.
Quarterback
F". Hennesaey Cunningham
Right Halt Back
lineal Phillips
.‘ belt Hull Back
Reynolds
Hammond
Fullback '
‘ The Tiger eligibieo wii be on hand
and n is expebted that all will have a
chance to take part in the games. Four
The game will start promptly at 3 o'-
ciOclt. A large delegation form Bridge
port will mcompnny the Brooklnwns
to Norwnlk.
srawono wmo MAToi-i.
The literature Ddbk Pin team came
to Nor-walk and on Thurldhy night
defeated the Twin Olti‘ team by win-
nlnsthree out or the the game: play-
ed. The more; are as follows;
‘ Norwalk.
Weyerhoueer . .. 93 78 94 8t
muck . ..... 81 $4103 95
Mlloy ... ”H... 91 81 79101
Tramway . so 1M 91 at
Total . .480 £70 462 45? 40?
. Mumford.
Wohiiohn, memo. at 108103
Kennedy, Merino iii 99 9?
Kin-loo. Marilyn .. mi in at
Loy. Lynn 1......” some 100
ram», .lohnn'gu It or u so 88
- Total . .1......lia 115 iii! {lib m
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tonlit t.
lithium. Monwiiorivnlli Trend
my, 115: liminrd We. too.
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thlng you have on the table. Fine
Port. Sherry and Muscatel for one dol-
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ins tor the same article a dollar and
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"The Norwnlk Spool. " for 900 a -;bot»
tie. This in it good rticie to keep in
your house tor medical use. We have
on other brands at out urination:
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Claret for 650 a gallon .- .
JOSE"! 315m ;
to ultimo Mo into "mutt.
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Mahackem Hotel
at W. MW. ERG?»
. :ernoon in the last game on the
there is‘stlii some uncertainty over
‘ the inter- shrvlce match with m
‘ tier have grown up so well in p
anticipated an easy victory ove
New York Unlverity eleven thi
ademy gridiron prior to the non Ill
contest with Army at Phiinde hit”
next Satuiday ‘ ‘
According to reliable informat
leaet three places oh the team to
candidates among the substituted"
tice this week that both Will he 81
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