Evening journal., 1890-11-28

when he was tackled out OF bounds
Princeton's line seemed 20 be unable 10
withstand the onslaught Of McClung's
terrific dashes and skillful dodging.
MoCiung second Ames.
Meetings. work was as brilliant as any
Ames ever showed, and the admiration OF
the crowd rose for Yale as they saw how
great a game she was putting up. When
the ball had advanced to Princeton's
twenty-five yard line Harvey tried to buck
the center. but was successfully tackled
10y Poe Yales playing was marked all
through by the most brilliant interfering,
desperate rushes and daring dodging. The
ball was given to McClung when within
ten yards of Princeton's goal and he scored
another touchdown and kicked goal. bring
ing the score up to IS for Yale TO Prince
tons nothing Again the Princeton men
lined up and started dwth the v trick and
gained about five yards Then the bali
was passed TO Spicer and he made a run,
gaining ten yards The ball was now on
Yale's twenty-five yard line. Ilomans
kicked it on the fourth down 1t went be-
hind Yale's goal line, and was brought out
and carried TO the middle OF the field.
Princeton got the bali and King made a
run of ten yards. Homans then kicked it
well down the field, when McClung fun
| bled it and then fell on IT, The first half
ended with the ball ten yards from the line
in Yale's possession.
Capt. Poe Hurt.
At 3:10 when the second half started,
the Yale men came on the field confident,
| while Princeton seemed rather despond-
ent. Yale began by gaining ten yards,
/ Princeton then got five yards. Homans
| punted and Rhodes got the ball and made
great run through Princeton's line for
twenty-five yards. Poe was hurt in the
scramble which followed, and it looked at
one time rs though he was going to quit
playing, but he finally pluckily resumed.
BY a series of runs Yale got the bail within
twenty yards Of Princeton's goal. Prince
ton got the ball and gained ten yards, but
McClung got 1t again and carried it back
eight yards with Two men on his back.
With only five yards to gain Yale lost the
ball and Homans saved a score by puntiug
to the middle Of the field.
All Yale's Way.
Once more Yale worked the ball down
toward the goal by forced rushes Of Rhodes
and McClung. McClung finally kicked
and Homans caught the ball on Prince
TONS ten yard line Homans then kicked
back to the center and McClung imme
diately returned it. The ball went out o
bounds. but Homans got it after tigh
race. At this point Bliss took Harvey
place, the latter having had his ankle hurt
The ball was then advanced ten yard
by McClung, and after a scrimmage b.
got the bali again and carried il TO within
five yards Of the line. Rhodes rushed /
across the line and McClung kicked tn
goal, making the score % TO 70 in Yale
favor. Rhodes got the ball when the me
lined up and carried it to the middle Q
the field. Morrison gained ten yards mors
Bliss then made beautiful run OF fftee
yards and Yale got five yards more on ou
side play. McClung and Wallis mad
runs OF five and ten yards respectivel,
which brought the ball to Princeton
twenty-five yard line. McClung the
scored another touch down and kicke
goal, making Yale's score o.
Yais's Great victory.
When the ball was brought back to u
middle OF the field Homans kicked il we
up in Yale's field, but the latter worked
back by backs and runs into Princeton
field and Morrison finally scored toucl
down. McClung failed TO kick goal an
e the game was called with the score OF
o to 0 in favor of Yale.
Z Meetings. great work throughout Il
/ game was greatly admired, and the HI
b glish football players who were presei