Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-29

the ball to within 20 yards Of Princeton's goal
1t was very questionable decision. Princeton
got the ball on the fourth down. and Ames
kicked it well up the field. Mcbride returned
tackled before he made three yards Cash, of
Princeton, advanced the ball i've yards on the
best run made up to that point. Ames took
the ball ana slammed it. The kick was q de-
cidedly favorable one, for it went far into
Yale's territory. 1t did not remain there long,
though, for Mcbride made savage kick that
put it within so yards of Princeton's goal.
Back and forth the ball went on kicks until
Harvey got it Warren made a superb tackle,
and Donnelly repeated it the next instant. ..Ae
M'CLUNG WAS HURT AT
this point ana Poe apologized to him. McClung
left the field and Morrison took his place. On
a most scientific pass from Poe, Ames got the
ball and made the run of the game under cover
of Poe. Ames made 3 superb dash far into
Yale's territory. 1t began to look desperate
when Ames made a kick that landed the ball
too close to the goal. Mcbride got it and after
three downs had been made he got in good
kick. Charming got it and eluded four men
for a dozen yards. Both teams struggled as
they never did before. and a little scrapping
began to make itself apparent. Princeton lost
five yards on a foul tackle by Janeway. Prince
ton had the ball down within 25 yards of the
goal when foul from ale gave them % 5yards
to the good. Ames made another sensational
run gaining Is yards more. The first half
closed, neither side having scored. Georges IN
jury is quite serious one. A igament OF his le1t
ankle is broken. After enduring tortures for
half an hour, he was induced to go to the club
house. 81 want to see the game, ne cried dog
gedly but at last he had to submit. An amOu-
lance was called and he was taken TO the Mur-
ray Hill Hotel.
THE SECOND HALF
1t was evidently apparent at the start of
the second half that Yale was going to try
new scheme for scarcely had the ball got in
play when Gill made a running side dash and
gained five yards. A kick then put the ball
into Ames' arms near his goal. Back and
forth they tussled, and then ale gained nVe
yards on foul. Morrison made fine even
and gained another five yards. Harvey made
good kick through the Princeton rush line. and
Newell feli on the ball. Desperate efforts were
then made to penetrate the Orange and black
line, and by concerted movements the ball was
forged ahead five feet 1t was then WITHIN ~
yards of the goal, and Princeton had it beneath
a tremendous pile of collegiate Drawn and mus
Gle. A good pass and Mcbride got the ball. but
Black fouled him in the kick. Then the ball
lowed Ames made good kick. After fve
minutes play Ames made another KICK, Dut
Newell missed. Princeton
HAD A CLEAR FIELD,
but Cowan slipped and the chance was lost.
Cash picked it up and had the whole field clear
before him, but dropped the ball, otherwise
touchdown would have been inevitable. Later
Cowan ran across the field with the ball. and
brought the Yale men with him. He passed
the ball back to Ames. who made another phe-
nomenal run. Rhodes was disqualified for
rough play. Neyworth took Rhodes place.
The ball was down at Yale's goal. Princeton
outplayed the New Haven men in every way.
Ames kicked the ball over the goal line. Three
Yale men fumbled the ball Warren and
Donnelly fell on it. giving Princeton four
points. A goal was kicked by Ames, making
two more-six mall. Yale nothing.
Both teams when they lined up again played
with new life. Mcbride tried for goal from the
field, but failed. 1t seemed as though the
game was all over by the shouting. Yale was
desperate. The bali was well down the Yale
field at 4:30 when the crowd began to move out
upon the field The ball was then rushed up in
Princeton's territory. Ames sentit back to the
Yale end. Il was then sent back to the center
again. 1t went out of bounds and Yale got it.
Princeton was fighting as she never fought
before. The ball was rushed to Yale's end of
the field. Cowan scored touchdown. Time
was at this point called. The final score was:
Yale 0, Princeton 10.