New-York tribune., 1884-11-28


northern goal and the klck-otf Richards made 2
kick; q tumble followed, aud Princeton secured
she ball m ,wnk"s ,oT scrmmaae na" ac' The moment
Yalc's quarterback puts the ball III molten ~ ls
technically IN play, aud llvely t,isse i3n1ws, H
down. From amid a heap OF Kicking legs anu
wildly gesticulating arms, Richards emerges
with the ball and g", afeS sr,ron n@e snatces as
the bit Of leather, and taking good start, butts
right through the Princeton rushers, and witnin i
has tou h down. The ball is brought out before the
posts and Terry easily kicksit over the cross-oar
Thus securing a goal from touchdown, or SIX
po,uts Yale men all round the arena acted IKE
mad for longer time than it had taken 10 make
the SIX points and before the stir had subsidized the
Ply neat and the way he aodgadup
the field with the ball tucked under his arm, UPSET
ting Yale's 2o0-pounders and sliding sereneiy DO;
tween their legs, brought out the piercing Sss
Boom! Ah!" from thousands of quivering throats.
Teller took up the triumphant progress when lamar
finally Sat npSS" ppS ,t.mhlnd and d W as
the ball was carried like Hash within lew ICY
of the northern goal, Here the great pyramid
Sue SSt was np peIiSFsfs% Srsr sss Sa S
fnat it was down. AS the outside men
dropped off reluctantly the nndsrHost. whom , ONE
pIetcy. rose with becoming dignity. and hnrged
The bail IN the presence of the assembled muiilinde.
He wore a striped jcrsey and the bail was Prince
TOMS. IL was passed to MOha' the redoubtable
t;cvcr DE Camp secured it after Motfat's kick and
touched 1t down behink iale's goal time nine
minutes after the beginning Of the game. H. hodge
tried for the goa, aud MISSED.
CUARAC TEEIsTICs OF TIIr PLAY.
As the ball few back from fales quarters, 10 was
secured by Princeton. and Harris made beanti,
full run. Now was Mofats opportunity. lie ,ricd
= drop-iick aud every Yalc ribbon turned shade
bluer Prluecicas slogan agar; rent . soe az paa m1
from the field would secure more. Bnt the pai'
went spinning dizyiIy and dubously over the posts.
The spectators thought ii a goal; the referee
thought otherwise Princeton, however. went on
with the play. disappointed. but unwilling TO
waste time dssa,ion. ns charscter|zeS e ,aSSSSS SS
Q spirited charge by Lamar and the skiiiui way !n
which II. Hodge Intercepted q pass from Bayne TO
Terry prnoston forced the r nghns ,c any Mofat f IN
making free catch, was fouled by laie rusher
an and lost the ball. This dssraceiu trick. which i
stoppcd forever called ont the bsses OF the crowd
and the referee, Of course, granted the poiht 10
Princeton. vi. .ho,,
ono. '0nS more. e." II Hodges brave tackling
checked his onward career. and Q tremendous punt
BY RchsIlss threw the ball IKE % ~ w,th
grip of steel and made one OF the finest runs o tne
game Moffat had now warmed up and his cheery
before hiin, while his foot sent the ball hundred
feet In front OF him. Once more he gets the pali,
picking 1t up deftly as it bounds toward him. ana
kicks il strait into Lamars hands, who carries IL
Al This juncturc Richards received an addition
10 an old sprain in his ankle ana had
70 be removed from the field. After u brief delay.
the game is resumed will jennings substituted Ior
the fuli-back. who takes Richardss place. The
new man showed has mettle by. line long KICK:
which brought the ball ont OF Yale's territory al
last. Coke Ya!c's heavy ccntre-rush made head
long charge for Princctors goal bnt was secured by
Bird. Irvine, the Princeton freshman. supported
by Lamar, transferred the fight once more to Yale
science and Peters INDUCED in foul
tackle. DE Camp and Peters made several brilliant
runs at this point and Terry bore the bruut OF the
battle for Yale. Princeton rOared NIGHTLY when De
Camp was seen forging his way at lightning speed
with the bali under his arm aud a bue-stocKinX
astride Of bis neck. His Wowess cost MN dcarIy,
however, aud he too. bad to leave the arena for
space Edwards being substituted The clean. whi,o
bscechcs of the substitute" contras'ed strange'y
with the griny canvas worn by those who'had been
long m the fight, but soon they, 100. mao
tho color Of Mother Earth. Wallace makes
splendid run tor Yale and Terry adas 70 10
smother. Iolsr, Moffa., the Hodges, aad Harris
closes with the ball still near tho Yale goal.
DIsGgAcEFUL AFFAIR.
The less that 10 said about the second half the
better. Il began vt 3:4O after an intermiss'on OF
fifteen minutes, aud was to have lasted, as the
rules dictate, forty-fve minutes. II started on
briskly enough with acharacteristic run by Lamar,
who was hurt at the finish. Ferry. for Yale,
made fine diagonal run and the Spgles s
maIer was disqualified on the word of two
Of hls opponeuts, and Edwards took bis place, De
Camp having returned to the field. Monat missed
tbe i. n as it was passed 10 him. and Hodge made
bad throw to Lamar and Yale made good progress.
setting the ball near the centre OF The held
XS this point disyraceful affair occurred winch