New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
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Cambridge Mass Nov l6-The Hartford eleven
neatly disappointed its supporters to-day by allow
ng Princeton TO pile up score Of Al TO their 10
points Harvard did not score at all in the second
aalf Of the game. The day was perfect, ana iroih
5000 TO 5000 people witnessed Harvard's Illuminating
defeat The great feature OF the game was the play
of Ames Prnceton's fullback 1t was chiehy 'hn'ue"
his terrific rushes. which none of the liarVau eo'o
could stop, and through his pbenoRessi hcAiue' "''
the men in orange and black won BlacA anu 0n'ii
ming Princeton's hahbacks, also dlu some
work in breaking through the opposing ruSh1n0
Harvard. Crosby did some good tSshine a' a ,'s
in the second half Prnceton's BACKS got "io"'u '"e
Harvard ends continually There was good deal OF
tnexcusabe smuggling the part OF the visitors ana
DonneH and Riggs were disquahneu'
,ro anoe becan at As Princeton having the ball
and western goal Princeton failed 10 advance the ball
Ave wards and at the fourth down Ames kicked anu
Harvard cot the ball by interference at her opponents
,,r.D,v evevari line Princeton then secured the
hall on Trsnord's kick to centre. Ames advanced the
ban fifteen yaris but he was beautifully tackled by
Cyuunock Then Crosby got the ball from beyond
the centre of the field and In six minutes from the
beginning of the game he made a touchdown. Tho
goal was not allowed because of Harvard's fside
play Tranord got the ball at centre Anes's kick.
SAKE gained FIVE yards. but Harvard lost the bail in
a tee kick. A rush by Black for ten yards was
stopped by Dean. Ames made good KICK but SAKE
returned the kick and Crosby had the ball down at the
centre A series of sorimmages in tho ceR1v
followed By kick by Ames and tumble by
Traford Princeton gained twenty yards and Charming
made a touchdown in sixteen minutes. Amcs failed
90 kick a goal aud the score was tie A.
Trafords kick gave the ball to Princeton at
cenIe. Donncy disqualified for smuggling Stick
new and FlrncSs took his place. The visitors lost
The ball but rcganed 1t by getting through on
Dean, the quarterback. SAKE got the ball. and
Kick by Traford carried IL TO Harvards twenty-five
sTrafF n1d lirEed
goal from the field, which made the score O., in
Ilarvard's favor. Her supporters were wild with
Excitement
After prolonged struggle in the centre Ames
kicked and TiaioId falling 10 return 1t, Charming
made a touchdown, from which goal was kicked
,core 90. in Princeton's favor.
lee by brilliant rshes. soon made touchdown
for Harvard and when the goal was kicked the score
at the end of the first half 15-10. in favor of
the crimson.
Uaryards hopes high, but in fhe second
Lalf her eleven played a weak game and the ball
wa, in hor territory nearly all the time Beginning
the half Amcs kicked the ball over HarvaIds
line and 1rafOId made touch-ln goal
lee got the ball on Amess kick. Anes followed
with good rush centre on 1rafom's KICK at the
third down Five yards are given to Princeton on
intorference by Harvard The ball again at the
centre but Black and Ames carried it to their twenty
I'VE ward line. ON kick by Ames, IranOru was
forced 10 make touchdown for safety making inc
scorc IL to IL in favor of Harvard Ames soon after
kicked difficult goal from the field. score IL 10 10
in Prlnceton's favor From this point on Harvard
was discouraged and played very poorly. Cowah
made good dash and Ames by a terrific rush made
q touchdown from which he kicked a goal Score
% to ID The game now evidently Princeton
and her supporters could not contain themselves
Harvard lost the ball on interference, ana ruShes
bv Black and Ames enabled Cowan TO make touch
down No goal was kicked. Score. 20 to To- Rushes
lv Claiming and Jones encouraged Anes TO try Tor
goal from the field but he failed Two touohdowns
i'm quick succession raised Princetons score TO 80,
which was increased to Al by Anicss touchdown ana
goal soon after time called with the Dali III
The centre of the field Gloom prevailed among the
Harvard men and their supporters while the en-
tbusasc PrinceOnians carried their players OIL the
field The teams were made up AS follows: