The result of the Yale-Princeton game has its significance for Harvard. It means that Harvard will meet a different kind of a nine on Monday from that which it met on May 7. From yesterday's score it is very evident that at the first game between Harvard and Princeton something went wrong with the Princeton nine, and it is also evident that the fault, if it was a real fault not the mere result of an off day, has since been corrected. Harvard will have no such easy victory on Decoration Day as many have been sanguine enough to expect. The warning of overconfidence cannot be too often hammered into Harvard men. Princeton has been doing strong up-hill work of late, and may be relied upon to play such a game on Monday as Harvard will find hard to beat.
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