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...perennial Yale-Princeton squable in regard to foot-ball has begun. The Princetonian declares that the Yale men lost their temper during the convention in New York last week, and that such an action is greatly to be deplored because the present is one of the few cases on record when Yale has not had hes own way. The Princetonian further urges that as Princeton now holds the championship, Yale must come to Princeton if she wishes to contest the title to that championship...
...Savage, of Princeton, called the meeting to order. There was not much difficulty in arranging the schedule of games for this fall until it came to the Yale-Princeton game. The constitution of the foot-ball association says that the game between the two leading colleges shall be played in New York on the Polo Grounds, on Thanksgiving day. This has been carried out until last year, when the Princeton faculty said that the Princeton eleven could only play on some college grounds. By agreement of the captains of the Yale and Princeton teams, the constitution was set aside...
...coincidence that in both Yale-Princeton games this year, the winning club made four runs in the first inning...
...Yale beat Williams easily at New Haven, May 31, by the score, 10 - 3. On the same day the Harvard-Princeton game was played on Holmes. This game, perhaps the finest ever seen at Cambridge, needs no description to bring it to mind. This defeat, with the defeats suffered at the hands of Yale June 2 and 5, practically puts Princeton out of the race. The score in the first Yale-Princeton game was 9-8, and that in the second 12-2. In the latter game Princeton played poorly, making 21 errors. The game between Brown and Amherst...
...result of the Yale-Princeton game of Saturday has narrowed down the contest for the championship to Yale or Harvard. It is very nearly two weeks before the critical game at New Haven will be played, but we wish to put in a plea this early, that our nine be supported on the nineteenth of this month by as large a crowd of Harvard students as ever assembled outside of Cambridge to witness an inter-collegiate contest. Every man who owes allegiance to the blue standard of Yale will be on hand, and his lungs will be in far better...