Evening journal., 1890-11-28

ball went TO Spicer, who hhFFhAflNSht-
ran ten yards Then King made five
yards. The ball went to Homans, who
kicked it, 1t was caught by McClung
within fifteen yards of Yale's goal. Heffel
finger made five yards. On the fourth
down with no gain the ball went 10 Prince
ton. Homans tried 60 kick a goal from
the field, but failed. The playing was ter
ribly sharp and the cheering simply ter
rife. The bali was within twenty yards
of Yale's goal until it was kicked. The
ball was brought 20 the twenty-five yard
line and Yale tried to force it by an open
bridge, but was baked by the Princeton
rushers. Poe tackled sharply and Harvey
could not make a gain around the end.
McClung and Morrison both tried a dash
through the line, but failed. and the ball
went to Morrison for kick on four downs.
The ball was fumbled by Princeton and
fallen on by Heifelfinger.
Six to Nothing In Eale's Favor.
Harvey made a fine run OF ten yards
Another brilliant run gave him ten yards
more Yale had now advanced the ball
twenty-five yards up the field by series Of
brilliant forced rushes and the ball was in
the middle of the feld Morrison gained
another five yards, but Princeton again
Yards to the middle OF the field Hartwel
got the ball and made for the Princeton
GOAL. He ran to the twenty yard line, when
Furness downed him. The ball was car
ried in twenty yards aud play resumed.
Rhodes got through Princeton's rush line
and carried the ball two feet from the goal
The crowd went wild as McClung dashed
against Princeton's rushers and barely
managed to squeeze the ball over the line.
A goal was kicked, which made the score
10 b in Yale's favor.
Henelnneer's Great work.
Princeton lined up for the Y trick, but
/ gained nothing. The ball on the second
down was fumbled and Heffeliinger fell
on X. Yale advanced 1t by short runs
| through the center Tue ball went to Prince
ton. but she could gain nothing on four
downs II went to Yale, and McClung
made five yards easily Heffelfnger took
the ball and was pushed ten yards, driving
the Princeton men before him like chill
dren. The rush line work Of the Yale team
was immeasurably superior to Prineeton's.
When the bail was once more put in play
| Crosby gained five yards through the
center. The ball went to Princeton for
off side play Homans made long kick
down the field which was caught by Nc
| Clung. who advanced the ball twenty. five
wards before he was tackled. The ball
| then changed hands. Homans tried for a
kick aud McClung caught 1t. He took il
and went through the Princeton men with
the usual ease. Il was lost on the second
down. Princeton kicked IL down the field
where it was caught. Yale carried it five
yards. On the down it was passed tc
Harvey Harvry kicked it well up the
field. 1t was caught by King within ter
yards of his goal.
Princeton's Pitiable blocking.
Homans kicked it down the field, ant
Heffel6nger carried 1t ten yards, bringing
it to within twenty-five yards Of Prince
toms goal. McClung took it and wen
through Pinceton's center. Princetoni
blocking was pitiable. For of side pla,
Yale once more lost the ball HomanI
punted. The ball was caught by b. Nor
rison and carried back twenty yards. Nc
| Clung then made another of his magnifi
cent runs, scoring touchdown. He faile'
to kick goal, however. This made Yale
score 10, with Princeton still nothing
When play was begun again Homan
ms-is kick which was wel caught by i