The sun., 1889-11-29

Yale mon were tubiant, as much, perhaps, OF
hceount oil the sklll aud Judgment shown bl
,'em time and the blues would show them q
We Pretty d @ soon Yale got tho. bail and Gill mad,
|. dash forward With n but was run out q
IN Yaie's grounds, but Princston could max,
no fnFther headweE, Then the knowing ones
Srown p ic him and ne i r9t oi t6s t6s series I sS y
isEs t69t sI9d the SIO9d SoC Of t6s ssDsGtsto
hall iSil long way short of the tall wooden
Mcbride punted the bail back. and straight
HeE Yale got tha enemy over toward the other
sbS dd az RS By sSse ne,
nFgn right boside the enemy. who was catch
iIpt the ball and then downing the catcher with
i'Sass notCsd S that the running % on % both sides S
NSA slow, because the men could get no sort OF
dneS on on mi %P asf managed
atAy there ior so long q time that not a few i'm
artihl spectators began TO think that Yale was
sshSn the blues @ got down close clos GVH Under the the
Princeton. goal they we're not able to take sd-
Was dafns s Sa he fRS hSaSy S'S worE here
Prinseton's& & ground that SieorGe' PrInSsetopR,s TO R
% never endured % tho sufforingsS s. Of a fellow being
With more RESIGNATION than the Yale men did
tine game, the substitution OF a fresh man for
to the DISADVANTAGE OF the side losing man US
might Raye been expected and y tb was dI9 Mt i0IG
Princeton made sDurt and got back
back as again oGd and there they they hung NON on
derstood the game looked on in wonder at the
eoience and skili displayed on both sides, and
f aNelteG oy over the dash the pucE @ and % tho st e
tfurance displayed. There was no mistake
about the mental condition Of the audience;
Their feet might be In the water and mud and
Sootbal and Iney knew 1t. There was an un-
broken round OF applause TO testify to that
As the hands on the big clock over the Gov
I cred stand went round nnd the end 81 the first
found themselves crowded Internationally near
their goal. There had been a series OF scrim-
and, 40 the event showed, though the Yale men
scoiied a. the idea S then, PrInSelon was % endIr,
f o lie He'd .S Sa WCa
either side having scored or either side having
made any such gain as could give their friends
later there was as much confidence on one
sido as the other.
had I gone ne down @ some What with The sun u The
first half Of the game had been ekllul the sec
ond hF was I4s n9SGs AND the OF
with Vengeance, and there were such rushes
and punts and surges as made the people for
reason @ on that everybody was was up ~ behind Just jul as as
high np rs he could get In less than ten min
utes Prlnceton's strength was Rpp2rent and
after good run by AmeS-well called Snake
from his, skin in Slipping through his oppo-
nentB-the bail once more reached his hands.
with bis TOE when 1t bounded UP as sent 1t n.y.
Ing oyer the heads o. friends oyer The heads OF
n
south OF the big stand at the eabt end OF the
field.
eheered somewhat, but when moment later
the gnng OF players that had tpmbled after that
we're r to be SCI seen Kicking unusually 6igh. and
orange cape wore flying In air; It came tho turn
oi the Princeton men on coaches to mako the
coaches TO grasp one another by the hand and
fall on one another's peeks., and whoqp, and
ton toni had T scoreG % q touch down ~ whieS % counted
four and was entitled to n kick at goal which.
ifspceeksfnli would count two more;
h@d lie SrStehed out before e hi3 and
sss PSfq he Sea Sshna pH iGr %
instant then Jumped for the ball and II scared
Ss 1hS ysp ans otaSs aS game stood
p princeton FnS the SiS eo" Snd
goal post, How the Ysies gro GreanSd yais But til the
;SsT Tefs re nS9 for
again, and. az a critical point. the Yale line
was broken by the wedge oi Princeton, and
once more Princeton secured Q touch down.
But this time the kick failed. and Princeton
The end Of the game was sinGularly like that
shuI o sns e inf Th sh Was nenr hS he
middle Of the field when Ames got the ball and
with . skin that was phenopenal lodged the
days Sos nsTs
been Q more exciting race than that. Full
torty-hve yards were covered and the
l;oSl line was but three jumps away when
y;alet, gave him q twist which sent them both
] eadlong TO the ground. The rest came pilinR
q n top Before the snarl could be untang!ed
Tue time was up, and the greatest game Tor
:, As this half OF the game wore on the specta:
Srowdsd On the ed TSsre was @su no seEts ntere
anee with, the game, but the hundred and odd
70 sooner had the word been passed thar the
Gam0 was over than with one accord the
crowd rushed on, their team and,
ItcktpR them, up. carried them away in trl-
r1mph., The Yale men walked out almost un-
Nevertheless. the Yale men had played a re-
Ikhrkable game. Gill was wonder. while the
rluck OF Hertwell. who was hurt SO that he ran
tie friaostop % % slde 1n Ames made an endur-
bG en- seen In years. Little Poe at quarter back
wis like bunch Of wire Springs. while Cowan
VI At at the enemy like Kansas tornado,
hq ea Of the Central The return to the city was
nd cessarily slow and tedious on account Of the
station as Morris Dock.
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