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Shevlin Made a Speedy R_vish from the West-Will It Have Been irv Vain?
Yale Likely to Give
Princeton a Bitter
Battle on Gridiron
Tigers Should Win by Every Rule
of Football Logic, but This Par?
ticular C?ame Has Angles
All Its Own,
By HERBERT.
'You don't want a slow rented/ when your Ills are perious," sayeth
'he "cure-all" nils. The Shevlin tonic is noted for its speed in giving re?
lief. El, ". Vale can le counted on to give Princeton a desperate battis
whei ' n.t to grips over their yearly football tussle in a real living
i?.\?1 m N'.'w Haven to-day.
Yale i-? the under dog, heaten iti four out of seven pames this year,
i'-- ?? ? v by every rule of football logk is the natural favorite, although
iiaidiv a*, the odds quoted, and the Timers should win ?m the game they
played against Harvard, hut there ;s a feeling which amounts almost to a
eoavietion that something will happen in the Howl this afternoon which
.vil make for gs
Impressions are not easy to analyze, and impressions oftentimes lead
astray, tut once formed they aie hard to eradicate, althoutrh perchance
equally hr.r?i t<? explain. My impressions formed on seeing the Yale men
in practice on We In? ?lay lea?! to the conclusion that Princeton has no .'! to
1 cnatice to urin- m tact, that the Titrers may have to he satisfied with a
nie-htv small march) on which to base a victory.
The Talc ?loi ?n, with a ?
inK season behind it, with four 1
who have not been play il 17 togeth?
it", than eight or ten ?lny*. with
eleventh-hour chantres in the line. I
faee what Percy D. Hauphton call?
heal eleven which Harvard ha? pi
?ine?? he begaa coachiag in 1908.
Yale Men l{?.u?ed.
Inder tr.e circumstance?, then,
case look? Impeles?, hut Yale I? rou
and Yale once v.used is a hard fo
beat. Further thnn that, the Yale el?
has been equipped with ?ever.il
playa and formation? in which t
have learned to have tne greatest ?
leace. sad with these new weap
mental attitude then
IB telling how far a man
Shevlin. Freak Hinkey and the ot
ichei ?-an bring an earnest, ?rill
'of of men even in the short ?pact
ten day.?.
It teem? almost useless to make
analysis of game and style or to pc
out degre?-? of potsible strength Y
or apparent weakness there. The c.
pariton on the whole would be odi
to Yale, because PriBCOtOB ha? b
wiaaing, except against Harvard, i
Yale has been losing. This parties
.ame ha? passed beyor.d any cru.r.
me'.hod? f< i deduesiea. A artas?
team always looks better than a los
team more dependable, more ;.
better ;.nished.
This game la fact has reashsd aha
the dream stage, at was the case
190".. f O til
brain pictured Yale beat Bg Pi
the week following Yale's defeat -*. I
hand? of Brown by a ?7 I I
a dream which led to a -
The Tribua? which carr.e I
Aaothi waii I ? ig aing u -
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outplaying Yale by a wide ma v
.sing by a score : " I It
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this on '
.*e.
The Strength al Princeton.
?k ag ' ? of 1
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in Eddie Drigga,
kicker, secoad ooli to i
ley, perhapo, la Dav? Tibboti
substitute for both DUBtiag ??
kicking 11. Buz Law, *.:.?? 1 . . ' -
raaaat h? evoroetia il
Princeton hat a lino frei tackle
'ackle which at a Ualt
bulwark against the I I
lunnmg attar?:. BI ? ?
hard and sharply, hot
and on the deter.ee Pi
strong and weil orga
in Captai i Glick, I il ? ti i -
Driggl are par
equipped for either . -
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pared favoral th any ?een
years; there ?as a - the ?i
fence, except for fats
which even ths
?her? was a genera! f.r.isr to tl
? me of attar* and defer."
marked the master hand of
Puth.
The Tiger? were woi
a ith c.'[y weapon needed foi i
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rying t.r . -I
ernv's COUBtl | VII
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time? la handling the ?*?*! to make th
technics?!'y perf? '
The experience of that game, tl
leeoeei lea raed, should raaka 'or svs
greater sAciency, a- tee of a!
?hi? fooling down that Princ
ton ha? a real battle on its has
Where Yale May He Weak.
Yale'a chief eaute for ur,ea?ine?a li?i
in what may be called the newnea? oi
the bar.?.?ild and the danger <,t mi?
handling the ball, beeaoee of the facl
thet the men have played leget!
ittlt. The offence for that reason may
lack the drive and eon! nuitj to neeei
?try for ground ga.n Bg pui-j
other-ne thtre may be a ?urprise in
Mor?
I ram tackle to taekle the y?:
i* ?trong, while ths ead?, < horch and
?eidemtn, tr? ?n;".. likely ??,
great height? They ?bowed ??
' ' te? ? ? * ?M-,- in
feet, p:_y, ?, .
i ?< od '? seed he aakod Th?
la ur. ability te
' iBder tl stroes nrnl
????.?r. '.f n r?fs| gai
'i;"' ? l Prieeoton wip
?r.g or
f Ot Guernsey
ran ? thowtd last
til thi
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Yale Leads in
Games Played
Vale and Princeton first met on
the gridiron In 1S73, and since that
time fortv frame? have been plaved.
Vale ha? won twenty-one and
Princeton ten. while nine ended In
a tie. The record aince 1883 fol?
low?:
Prlnr-i?. I telnet
Yn? Yal?. ???. vtar. YaJt. ten.
1<?S3. ... fi 0 1?99.... 10 11
i*?*4 ?s 4 1900 .29 :?
1885. 5 6 1901 12 8
1*>86. ... 1 0 1902_ 12 0
1**?: .12 0 1903. 6 11
ISM If 8 1901 i: o
1**9 0 1?? 1905 23 I
1890 ,.. 32 0 190?? 0 0
1891.19 0 190T . 12 ||
1892 .12 0 1908 h |
1*93 0 6 1009 ....II 0
1894.24 0 1910 5 I
1895 20 10 1911 3 6
IIM | 24 1912 ?i I
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HARVARD SUBS
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All but T.*. o of the 'Varsity
Players to See the
Yale Game.
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How Princeton Will Take
Field Against Yale Eleven
Princeton. v",p
Wt. Ht. .Age- Player.. Position. Plejror. Age. lit. \\i.
III .'.ill -") Highly Left?end?right VA iedeman 21 .'if)'? |gj
||] i,:00 M McLean Left? tackle? right ?fa* 21 6:00 |g|
IM ?.:00 20 Neerae Left?guard?right J. Sheldon 22 6:00 |g|
IM ti-.Wl II CSBBIll ?entre WbHe 22 ?. : 00 19.1
I9H r,:02 21 Hogg Kight?guard?left lilack 21 ||M -II
190 ?soi || Perteette Bight??arkls left (?ate? 20 ??:oo 172
17.1 ?MIO 22 l.ambrrton Itight?end?left Church.. 21 5:10 162
im) r.:0?) 22 <?u?k . Quarterback Ve?Neetraadtl '?:io ifiti
170 .1:10 22 Shea Left?h'fback?right Uil??.ii U 6:00 111
172 :,:ll 19 Tlbbott Ulght?h'fba? k- left Hlngham 21 .*? : 10 16.1
170 6:00 20 Mrlgg? I ullbark. (?ui"rn?e> 22 6:00 1H9
Average weight ?,f Princeton line III pounil?; a? ?rage weight of Yale
line, 1M7> pound?; ?tirage weight of Prln?et?m harkflrld, 171 pound?; ver
age weight ?if Vale backlield. 171 -mund?; a\erage ?eight of Princeton
?let en. 17?? pounds; average WOtgM ?if Vale el?-*.en. IHI pound?.
Probable substitute? fur Prince) on line?Hrovtn. Wilson. Kaufman, Hut
lorworth, I ?raen. Il.il-i lair..be. Heutiger and LOVO. I'or Princeton back
In Irl?*une?, L?l?lj, Moore and La?.
Probable BB?bB.HSJtSS f??r "??le lin???WoldOO, Kent. H iggilibol han?. Mote
l?\. Mien. Hlodgett, Hell?. I Micldon, Hailing?-. Van Holt, Miller, 'aft.
lor I ale h.iria.leld?Jaique?. Walle. Smith, Ne? lile. Siovll and Sa.agc
lime of gaine? T*.o ?i'i Iim k |fl *iale lio? I, al Ne? lluin Tlrm ef
periods?Fifteen minute? e??h.
Offl'IaU?V V TeftO, Brews] umpire, Carl Marshall. Hartar.I. held
ledge, ?ntrph Pendlelon, Howtloln, linetman, William Morir?, Prnni) Ivanla.
AMHFaRST STUDENTS
HOLD MASS MEETING
Undergraduate l'ian t?> storm
VVIlliamitowR To-day.
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MICHIGAN AND
PENN. MEN ?READY
lilil? I i< vi'ir. M?vf Signal
Dull i<? Round Oui
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. ?ral ' Irnl lirhlgan I mlenl ?
cam? In thl? .?.'?nun* on ? ipeelal train,
and ? in- \l i< higan ' ii? ? .?i will
. lied to two hundri d ??? h? n thi
hundred? of bIhinbI throeghoal tea
.. r i lv? to r?,.. r roe l b?y will Ii?
oil ed bj tl i ofllecri and lallon ?>f ths
Michigan, now tatioBsd si
1.1-111? i?- lalaad Th? Michigan atedenta
bava breaghl th?-ir famoaa baad with
them nii'l ? he bi i ? em 'ha I'. K
S M ehigan will do their par! to In-lp
tha Weiterneri win Th? Paar ylvaaiB
at?ldente, who have had .-i bard time to
aroBse ? nth isiasn of bbi kind thii fall,
triad again to nigh I wits .-? mass mset?
ormitory triangl?
The coach?i to day severely criticised
?he itndenti for their apathy. The Anal
raaki ap of thi Pennsylvania backfleld
arill !.?,' be koewn antil te-nserrow
?."on, bol ? ? II probably reat?is Bell
ut quarterback, Roekafefler and I?.-rr
ind either Miller ?>r Will?
inn? at fullback, w bother Williams or
Mill?i tari ? fallhach ?ill d?p?nd
upon ?Williami'i phyiieal condition
Miller, though, la r? aoy to bIbj if is
leetsd Ro i, th? ragular rear half
bach, ? ?il i...t itert, beeao?? he ha? net
??' i? o ? red fr..in ?ii.. ii.-H?.., w.ii i, he
had '?? ?'??? ? th? T) irtmouth gam? lasl
?iik
I ??ht Work for Stevens
Before R. I >. I. (iamr
1 ki SU ? ? ? slaves bad light work
rasterday, Rodgera desiring thai thl
""-'? bava h? mu-ii rest ?? posaibi? he
fore ths semi a Ufa l: p I *,. ,i,.,
11..- apatat? eegin? .-r ? in, . Improi I
???I mstly m ?-hi- I??? few wssks, M
Ihnt n hnr?! ij?iie is SSJSSfasai
Ham Fish and His All-Stars
Battle Rutgers at Polo Grounds
Fast Brown Team May
Spring Surprise on Har?
vard Eleven in Stadium
at Cambridge.
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?i...?, I.?- thai ? i del ?al threaten
II?.i,-hi.m ?till ruth "".i hi : i ?'
??? i Ing mi ? nto th? light, fot ? i hil?
'I In' Las! ?t ill Meet lb? Sta I "ii lb?
gridiron al I rsnkl n I- leid, ... Phil edel
pi.u?, tin? afternoon Neither Michigan
nor I'eiin Inn in. I with ?BecOB? tall
sens, ,n, hut both are Ci.nll.leli t of win
nine; today. I'.-l n feels thai it will
have to wipe onl the stain of last year''?
defeat .-it the bund? .?f the Wolverines,
and there al? ? ?re beating? !.;. La
fayettc and Dtttir.cuth ??> i>.- avenged
v ? ' men are . <-k ? tig torn? eon toi ?
lion f..r the maulinga they received
from the M ich i g kggh end Cornell.
Local eut busl i -t i ?rill im?! much t?i
? ? tain th. m Neu Vork Uaiversitj,
? hi.il bos ita i i of it? !??'-' team? ??!'
recent years, will take ths Held against
tVeeleyaa al 0 r i\,.\,\ Pia) will
begin at 2:M ?'? < ck. New York 1ms
i.e.-ii beaten oni) once thi ?eaaoB by
Haverford Bad ?al defeal I? aeeribed
'.. , .lump rather than to lUDeriority
..n the part ..f the Pe.in?)Iranian?
Wealeyan iiv '? .en Improving the nio
menta and will pul s team on ths Held
which i* e\pe,.i t.. equal the record
.. ., ' toe ion1 1? ??i??. ? i Ich Leu; Neo
York bj the ?.*" ?I un?".I teore of "?.? t.?
II.
The much abused William? ?l?V?*l
v ill ?Bdeavoi ta re?ei tabliah itself
n den it me? ' ? Amber?! si HHIIiai ?
too n I he re eatabliahmenl mai d
postponed fei soase little time, for the
Amheral team la going greal gun?
heal Brown and held Dartaaonth f
throe p?riode, whoa fresh men wore
rushed in on the linen t?.|im n ml
.tun. the balance Colgate and Byra
eaaa will li.i.t their aaaual battle m
the Syracuse itadlua*., sad the Orange
item ho-et te ring th? cbim.t tu night.
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N. Y. ?. Mee's We*
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Yale Elevens This Season
PRINCETON
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Prtacetea ha? teaeai slsteee lea?ra??Win?e talo year aa fallaeisi Ame?..,;
Shea, 2; Tlhholl. 2; l.l?l>. 2; In?, 2; Moore. 2; llngg?. Il Clfafc? I; II??rb, I.
Tihbntt ha? klrked ?l\ g?ial" fieeS H??* loM ???<! Il? ??ne.
?ni,, ha? ?.?reil ni???? leSBBSasBWBS thi? >ear a? folio???: Wilson, 3,
Thompson. 2; l.e l.?ire, 2; Halilrlgr, I; V?tille. I; Srovll. 1. Uni? une tielil
goal Im? been made anil that by Savage again?! Springlirld.
opranswAT i
YALEONEVEOF
PRINCETON GA1
! Team Runs Through Final
Signal Drill, Then Goes
to Infirmary.
COACHES PLEASED
WITH SHOWING
Prospects of Wet Weather M_?
L'pset All Calculations?Few
Shifts Planned for Eleven.
New Haven, Nov. i_. Tom Shi,!,
and his BSsiataata put the Yale t?,
throejrj ?'ractic* bifora
the Priaeotofl game here thi? ift.N
t the men tr? r???t r.
at the Yale infirmary, h mt'.e from U?
campus. They will not return to ?ta
college environment until they im
ready to trot out on the gridiron U
meet the rigors.
This afternoon'? practice gate *,?
coaches added cause for optimiim bt,
eaess th,. plays weal better than they
have at any time this week. Thrra
was ?nap and SBthnsiasm to the work.
??ml every man on lbs eleven ii tnit
'.,, moo! Princeton. Th,. <.ptfc___,??<??
conl donee, ?"'pu? tr-M
no jus' ,?; ,. p,r.
left on", it
iiie caleulatioa?,
There i? COn?done? 1rs the coii"?:??.
and i:i the pis? r?-e hacai*
galore in soaaofli ron? bi andtadsj
raoeofl why the Bui dog inould trhaajti
t.. morrow. It doesi '? do any roo-l ?|
try to reason the thing out; .ale it oaf
to win over Prii . ur.'i the player?
and their iiipporters are eonfldest las)
the eleven will turn th? trick.
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Reterniag Vale gradaste? ??? g
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ven to-night, and the V?l? r'r,.0,J?
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crowd by several thoutendi ?mSSia
witnessed a Yale PriBCOtOS ?**?*
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Schoolboys in Big
Run at Colufflb*
Columbia Uaivereity will ht ?"^S
by a host of ?choolboy? thi? "^????p
when the annual intertcholutw ^
country race fur the r*u*t*v0V?-dli
trophy will be held ?.ver the 1*"H(>i.
Drive course. With twenty*jwe^*?
represented by a total of -'?- JJJ.'J
te.e.1. the race will be th? -?22
its km.I that ha? ever i?? ?*'? ? "ToBik??
The ?chool? enter.'.! ?nd the "V,;
of boy? on the respective team? ? ..
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