We trust that a large delegation from '86 will accompany the freshman nine to New Haven tomorrow. By their conscientious work during the spring and their success in the games played thus far, the freshmen have fully earned the confidence of the college. It is almost unnecessary to urge that an enthusiastic support will do much towards earning a victory; this is a fact evident to all. This year, for the first time in a considerable period, there is every indication of success - a nine who play well together, three men from the 'Varsity and an experienced captain. But while we think the nine have every ground to be confident, let them not forget that the Yale freshmen have an unusually strong nine, but remember to strain every nerve for the victory which seems to be within their grasp.
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