New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-01

which they feared would rec. s v. air to the
cheerful accompaniment OF the tn-norp ala p pa
teams resumed their original places on tas ne
hy n strong Kick that would have seat coiu chiI
down a mules back, sent the pan "o pm1
tbe line 10 Yales stamping grouuui gu
P,cbards WAS proving around in the Viciuiy'
ao1 he lost no time IN d.awing back ms rlght ivs
shooting it forNad and literally kicklng 'ns
stu llna ont of the ball Princeton cav tailed TO
score ,ne Bacon eau ght the bali as 1t came toward
the goal and endeavolei to KICK ~ out put .ne
wind was so strrng that it was taken on 10 ono
s,de mnrh 70 Bacon chaerin and Yale's dsgnst.
Roth teams now wrested with each other 10
several feet of snow 10 tue evident delight OF me
women condensed their remarkslnto "ohs frlhec-
ton freed the ball back to Yale s sue aiIer lno
line out and again the wind preyented naS ir th
sending il straight anead. The exefolses III .,.o
snn,v hank we're repeated with Ihe snne success
In the kick out by Beck R'gcs ol rrlhceopn' Taus
the ball 90 the DIV ami secured pdco iiom -, AZ f,
tennt Inv Princet III to get goal again PtoNo-I w
tile the ball falling short ot tue nps's Jono ,noo
punVing IN the sloS followed ia'e gt 10 va on
however and Hull kicked IT over ny ainT' U
line: il was iught on tle itg ny naAai "uT III
her trv nj goa ma he; il was also ~ VAN LEFTY
Of Yale en- eayOrfd 20 send IL b OK 90 tne H.
ron s1de but the wind wa' stronger thah nc. nc
vyn oyrrcomo bv Princeton man. deprived OF his
s and .nel and the ball was ee'ng IovnIy "y ~
Nrw-Jersr~ me . in close proXinlty u ia-s goal
1t the time FIR me PRINCETON S'"aea' tanv nd
pqthizeIs to get IN tle'r TorH' ana 'hvy IN u'u
fh,y stood up aud shouted " inrrah! Hurrah!
Unrrlh Tiger, S-s-s-S, Boom! Ham,! Inc Princeton
men took this ovation mUdestlt, nut went On WIN
the game The wt areTs of s,Tip-s secured another
try al goal By taking the ball on "a Nv III very
skilful manner. lh- pace KICK was maze 81 hra a
fhe Yale goal that the weaTers OF the DARK III 10 elu
their breath Tor fear that Prncrton Would KICK Il
goal But they held IT i'll VAIN. At 500 D. IN
Princeton, bXa place kick, made goa, Inc sco'1
was then Yaie, one pOal Princeton, one eoal anu
one safety Touchdown. a goal kicked rom n
touchdown, however, as was lae'S lakes preco-
dence over one oh AIMED from place K,cH, anu oIo
N,ta afr14t al II
The time Tor the first inning was now ehded auu
time was called. .-;
Immedia,ev upon the notice of an lntermisslon
there was a general stampede on the part OF the
spectators into the middle ot the held Each payer
was button. hucu, congraIul led and nearly taiAeu
to death. until III self eitnce he Sought the secu-
sion winch the dressing rUpins granted. lne spec
Itors by this time nearly frozen sohu ~
was h time Tor them 10 thIw out-and they trlcu
TO- The enthusiastic spectators stamped, JImpeu
up anu down, s4a ped thclr hand, ana puAou anu
blew until they 1clt warmer, or thought tnty III !;
1t seemed during me Intermis 'lon tit ,ne wi,s
mad creased III velocity about s'venty-hve nhIts
ana that the mercury had gone GOWN se'erdi
Ia Princeton mon were the first on the field after
the interh ION. The Yates o lowed III m;nu
or two The reiere cal ed play and the re lreS ~
tives of New .Iaveu and NeW-Jc roey Starteu ior
eacn OF Ter asan. The "all wa, iOrccd DdcA 10 the
Princeton goal. Pnncet secured lick, now
ever, q d tue Ual DO ed III he centre u -
field. The cOlie o"s choorod To keeH WIIHi' nun
cIrT.e several Prince on men on us DIch AM
cautious V sind them MO the SHOW BANK While the
smaller nbefS O. Doth teams kept themselves c"u-
tinuIIIy III Ii er OccSslOhtiy dlOPPI"s uo"h oli
an uuBOnebJ'S shoulders, sCrd ching HIS hoch an I
dom! DINER SILL. damage 10 ula ears anu haCh
naif. ale not the UalI ana kcheu IL
close to the Prince goal lie. MJitAtt Oh Prince
tOu Jumped i'll the snow ana thodgh ihac~te had
the Dail, out AT tnat moment Hyndinan, o. lac,
VINO nad Ueen coming ron some ulstahce anu ilau
nt 60 sldcra OIL impetus gave one grand leap Ike
a circus IIdeI, sud through an entire sho" DdhN'
ca.lie out snilDg o. the oCher SIDE passed on ani
siIu Though AiUtt"tEs arms, taxing tue Diu WIEN
hlm Ia n.s IL CAT MOddt. ola 10 Know dt lrst Wnat
nad h.tppenel flo ever, netIc ne nor the speci a.
Lors cOuta help SHINING 20 see nyndlndh demurrer
walking Oat with the Tall At va, c,eVei pay;
Ill Il IN d. Sh / rdn Tor 1ale, DdV wa s'opPcu
by mug iron Two Prince on men Idai wOuli nave
uuU q u ZZIy n-ar Diu,h has cit OIL, hc passed.
tue bali To RcHar,ls. wno SCI II whlZLlns ioross
tne ned. he iTnCe o. Ddc~ trlcu 10 run In inc
Gal out IOmphins Vilnue1 ~ ON his Oach, ana
both i'll Oh tn 81 ppcry pam be. Ow tarwel maze
Orliiant .Ur tue opeh heiu, out theIo ~eemru
20 De OBI &C. Il us Onereu klcA lro.1 hlchd dS
sent the Ua4 Heariy Over the goal, ana lFlhCctOh'
s.,H.glt was .Uired t. make 40. ner "a ETY. Olcl-
down. Inc PrmCetOLs tonOWed up Jhe D"h " H.
a1d spread cOaste nation Tue lalc CAM
ny taxing il 80 near the gOal IHat tlo
sJecta tnougIt that tLey II al secured louch-
down. Tine co. rec e. TINS prcsc'Oh
lae secured a pace k.cK Out tall1d og't goat
PRINCETON c,,u-nt tne pal and Te'hrned the co'hPh-
M III b. a roe nicK BOtL .es Sc -ncu dclcfuli"c'
10 kick goa rom the neid, an gave ,heinse. Vcs
up 20 hat amusement lor oie time, Out met MIN
10 luheL II, BY lane gave fflhc1ooh
sUuue alVdntag, WI II sac qdck'y I"I o"cu up
A 10 ID. gr,iu Il nICk gave Knapp a chInte, ana n
ii MS Jts 20 get touchdown bIt &C Iel GA Tue
sLpLer, g.Ound. Nad alsu a"d tedoe, 81 fllhct-
iou oil sOuic cIeYeI WO.A JlnS ,he pal ron
their % H. But lOmpN 8, ny good u AZ, assisu'd
ny GOOD tacllus b. oters Oh tue IaIc team, nnaIiy
;Cured Il tOuCn down.
,re,k was .naue by everybody for the Ie +,
| " hu was To decide wuetneC the touchdown snOdId
be all we or uOt. VINE 10 was deciding ihcTe
were several saIrmsue, be5A cen the Ia.o ahd
f.Ihcetou III yer5, watch lCOhed 10 an Oulsluei 40
| q frst-Cidbo pIzt ught. lac Touchdown Was sNon'
ami kIChar o. Dy al. best AICK me a1t"ruO "a,
secured another goal Inc score was at lhis point
40 follows: lue, 2 goals ana safety touchdown;
Pr. &c on, l goa ana sa.ety iouch o"ls Inc
eAc,emeni was great. laie men ch;crtd and
cnerrcd dgdln.
The teams took thril original positions and Prince
/ Ton hIcAeI OIL. DaI mum Uy lac gave fIlAceiOn
some ADVANTAGE, whCh followed up Win s'lilt.
| The bail was now close tU the ale goal, ana lno
crowd moved TO tnal end Of the held On KICK .out'
Yale by good lacking resisted tue desperate eriOrs
OF PrincctOn 10 got IA todchdowh anu at last Ioiceu
| the bali uack 10 thelr opponents side Princeton
Iuen rUiled over Yale men without any regard lOI
their own Ieetnss 81 InUso OF tneIr enemies i he
players rubbed their chns IN the elIsb anu nnd, but
kept Oh playing harder than ever. Tue more Juu Us
they got Tue more Show they ploushed the bet
| tor they seemed ~ Ike IL. Tue SPECTATORS ex-
pected TO Que laid up Tor the winter every
nIOmcut During Tho last tou minutes Doiu sidos
| fought desperately, especially the Princeton men,
wuO really dad their best playing IN The last part
OF the game. The Yale men we're too mucn Tor
their opponents however, ana tie game closed
With tue score: Yale, goals and safety touch
down: l1iucetOn, l goa and safety Touch
downs. The college championship Tor THIS season,
therefore, rests with the Yale team.
There was iacx OF scIontInc paying In the game
which WAS noticeable. The grounhs we're. ot
course in bad condition, and there was little or no
passing Of tue ball and no running. Ii was simply
game OF tackllpg, rushing aud Kicking DUtn
teams showed remarkable skill IN catching the ball
aud some In kicking IT,
The Yale men, the estimation OF many who sa W
the game yesterday, hive the team that they
have ever had FOR Yale. Hull farweil. IwoInbey
| and Richards did excellent work. Peace, Morgan.
Moilatt aud1iiggs dId good work for Princeton.
Mr. Cabot captain OF the Harvard Football Team,
WAS the referee. W. | Badger was tie Judge for
ale and MIR Harlan Tor Princeton.
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