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ground. but failed. and Ames put the game
eaton " RsS nearly % iost through ~ Risgss spIondd
tackle, but Yale held the ball
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Poo captured Harvey by. the waist upon his
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and pfed ferSSd hun and the ball Ave yards back,
Wcbride puntod but Cowan interlored, and
little further than the centre field. -
Il the sfTam6Ie attendant upon SaHYSwHEs
1a%Fo nnS was al carried eR sS ed PrnSS
SBTessod t6o Ptinceto2I team as veil a, Ss tho
Of Yale. that the college rootbali field had ever
seen. and was the tower OF strength in Prince
When MAY was resumed Yale carried The ball
McclShS and one By GiIi. But then TrincstoH on
massed and, Yale falling TO gain Ia fourdowns;
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loyea Then zen he resumed Dl1E amid cheers
and Ieoluns. until the bali was pissed 10
Mcbride f9r punt; Then Cash. WHO broke
him and then upon the ball, with the result OF
bringing the game TO the ceptro Of the field.
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Yale rushes took the ball again toward Prince
ton's goal; Ames pnnted II out to safe ground,
ferepee. and after the scrlmmage gill broke
readily between Jones and Riggs and scored
Il was vas now now seen that Yale fully appreciated
What the loss q George meanS fap t rrincSftomp of ri
GilIs PUSHES and went down nearly every time.
Gill began TO play superb rushing game for
Yale. He dodgedd quickly. and with headway
The failure OF Warron to tackle Mcbride re-
suited in putting the game agsin near Prince
return rush, but Princeton was presented with
ilve yards because Newell! !Rot ofi sides
tho llne blocking, game playsi' By Rigs Q!
Princeton and He!ietnEer OF Yale, who faced
each other Ames Gott hi dne EnmS out o Of 6 dam
low punt which Mcbride returned, St9gg got
the ball after Princeton fun bed it, but Prince
Newell eve and and Rbodes with Snin Of avs yards.
and Harvey Jailed to gain in his dash to the
right. because of y waist tackle by little Cart;
broke through the PRINCETON rush and brought
the game again to middle GrouiI: D,
Bride tried to follow him up, but Cowan got the
ball nom him and male nne 29.ygrd dash
again toward the Princeton end, ,Ames made
The game was now close to Princetons goal.
1t mud been strongly in favor OF Princeton at
the B atsy hd been 1
middle OF the field but Cowan fell on the ball.
and a moment later the great crowd cheered
arm. darted under Newell's outstretohed hand.
hurled Rhodes TO one side; and slpped I'm apd
right side Of the field for a good twenty-five
yards Princeton had usad Ames very little so
far. and this great run provoked tornado of
Yale returned with three rushes by McClung
and short rushes by Harvey and Gill, who were
but w9p back little ground until Mcbride got
e ball and puns%a 2S,Tard
than overbGanced by the, weight OF Janewqy
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then rushed |! Ave yards, and after few POUND
yards and landed it on Yae's 25-yard line. Nc |
Bride pqnted u Ames, and Ames returned.
Poe then caught low. punt OF ,McBTides |
with an open field ID, before him. But he slipped
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Irsd 4, era Morrison who whe PLACED the position
goal again. CoTan took tho ball from, Poe tor
to the right and slid RAPIDLY UP the side Of the
thirty % yards c6annng then rushed al al the he @ een
tire for five yards more, and the whole Princeton |
team pushed Cash and the bali another five
ynrds. Ames ran across field with gain. and |
tho ball was only 80 yards from Yale's goal. |
Here was Princston's chance again, and AmeS
tried drop directly in front OF the goal. 1t
swerved TO ono 6ide and although Gill rushed
L out was downed on Ya!es 25-yard line. Nc
Bride saved the, day by punting out Hart
wells Eatibs tsekle of Of ARes soon after gNye
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but Gill failed every time TO pass through
Cownn: McBride's punts, well followed up. then
carried the game very near Princeton's goal,
but only for q moment Charming started 1t
out, Princeton got five yards for Yale's inter-
florence, aud then. because Hanson OF Yale
tackled Ames BY SELLING his feet, got twenty
five Yards moro. Now Princeton had the ball
In middle ground and passed it to Ames.
Ames was there and darted to the left Will, the
the name of the Snake and ran fully thirty
yards toward lales goal, throwing Or Hart
well and Newell aud Morrison with ease but
yielding finally. to Mcbride Cowan carried
the ball to Yaes twenty yard line. and there
time was called for the first half-NO SCORE.
Second Half
The teams exchanged sides. Yale took the
east and began play with the wedge. Gill hold
ing the bail Mcbride and AuIes exchanged
kicks, and Poe for Princeton advanced the ball
FIVE yards from the scrimmaRe. Cowan ran to
right for small gain. and Janeway broke be-
tween Newell and Hanson in q hard rush, Yale
got the ball and Morrison made skilful rush
to the left for hye yards followed by, Gill with
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