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Yale and Princeton will play their annual football game at Princeton this afternoon. The only team that has played both Yale and Princeton is Holy Cross. Princeton defeated Holy Cross 17 to 0, and Yale defeated the same team 12 to 0. This is hardly a fair basis of comparison, however, for Yale has been scored on by Syracuse, tied by Vanderbilt, and beaten by West Point and Brown, while Princeton has come through the season without a single score against it. These conditions are almost the reverse of last year, when Yale won all its games, and Princeton lost one and tied one.
Princeton started the season with only a very few of last year's men in college, but by hard work one of the best teams in years has been developed. Yale also had very few "Y" men back in college, and development has been held up by many injuries. Princeton showed great strength in the Dartmouth game and seems to be superior to Yale in almost every department of the game.
The teams will line up as follows:
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