The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

ter gained four yards more Il looked Ike
touch, own.
The centre was nearly frantic. and 1t was
without doubt the most exciting stage Of the
game Winter ok the ball again, and when
he was tackled. the ball was in the extreme
right corner OF the field. within three yards
81 the eoaI line. Everything depended on the
next play
YALE. 4: PRINCETON. O.
McClung bucked tho centre and the baI
was then only one yard from the line. Ineh
she whole Yale team massed around Meteor
mick and ne showed over scoring toucb
down by about two feet McClung failed 10
kick gorl, making the score-1 ale. 4; Prince
ton. D.
The ball WAS taken ont 70 the twenty-five
yard and Princeton formed wedge WITH tue
the leather in Flint's possession. 20 far the
bali had not been ont OF Princeton territory.
Flint got five yards and Poe f. lowed It up
with five more homans mufed poor pass
and the ball was Iale's.
McClunc then took the ball from the
thirty-yard line and ran within one yard OF
the Princeton line lie WAS we'll guarded by
1eflelhnger Winter was showed over Tor
the second touch down at tie extreme ieft
corner. The score was now 10 .. McClung
again failed TO kick the goal.
Princeton formed Y and made five yards,
HOmans then punted twenty-five yards and
McClung got the ball out OF bounds. Prince
ton got the ball on the next down Tor on
side play. Homans kicked. but was blocked
by Hefelfinger. Hariweil got the ban ana
started 10 run but was downed on the thirty
yard line
The tide was all in favor Of Yale now. The
men played With more confidence ana theW
gains seemed irresistible. Bliss and McClung
moved the hall fifteen yards nearer the line.
On tho next play Winter failed to gam. Inc
ball was now on the Princeton twenty-yard
line.
Princeton got the ball on Sanford's poor
snap-back HOmans kicked Immediately ana
McClung fell on the ball. McClung then ran
ten yards around the right end. Bliss lost
five yards. but the ball was not IN play.
[ Bliss failed again.
YALE. 49, PRINCETON. 0.
Mccormick kicked pretty goal from the
field right ia the middle OF the poles. Inc
score Was Yale. Is Princeton. o. This play
took Princeton completely by surprise. The
rain was now pouring down IN torrents but
the storm did not quench the enthusiasm
chat manifested itself Oh every side inc
Yaleites rose en- masso aud shouted themselves
hoarse.
/ gained five wards with the Y rush. Poe
/ tried the centre with disastrous results
+ 70 himself for he found himself at
! the bottom OF pile Of humanity
/ Holly failed TO gain. and as last resoit l.
: Homans punted. This time he sent the bnii
forty wards. Mccormick iumbled. but ale
! got the ball and presently got five yards for
J Oh side play. Winter went through
/ the tackle for two yards. Then Nc
| Cormick punted twenty Yards over
into prnceton's territory. and Warren who
caught it, was downed IN his tracks. Flint
gaiaed 6ge yards tor Princeton and Yale :
tackle were displaced. while Princeton gained
two more yards
Poe male n pretty run Of seven yards
around Yale's right end The bali was on
Yale ; forty yard line and Homans tried for a
goal from the field.
HARD FIGHTING.
The baN sweryed four feet to the south Of
the poles AMI was on lale's twenty-five
yard line McCiung ran five yard.
aronnd Princeton,s LETT END. Winter
was helped through the centre
for three Yards. Vincent tackled
b iss before the latter got good start
/ Mccormick ma la q circuit Of twenty yards
when Poe SCI him 10 earth. two II
te1npts B ss advanced eight yards through th'
centre and around the lett end. Nc luDa
tLen Bliss punted twenty nye yard'
and Homans caught the ball oui
( of bounds. lie returned the punt with five
wards interest and llcClung captured 1t, bu
was dowued in his tracks. Yale got i've yards
for on side play. IN the next scfimmase ! ale
lost the ball
Flint made no hold way and Eomans tried
run. but Heiielfnger broke through TIM
line and threw him hOmans squared
himself by punting thirty Yards Nc
Clung was under it. but was dOwned before h'
could run The ball was Just over tl'
boundary line III Nale's territory. hut tah
massed for the Y and carried II five yards q
the centre of the field. Bliss punte'
TWENTY-FIVE yards and Poe caugh
the ball out Of bounds. Homam
puuted back forty yards and tl'
bal was well into laies territory. Only &
few minutes were lett for the play AM 81
Princeton was roofing for Just one littl'
touch down.
But Mccormick ran ten yards around th
end, Princeton being utterly unable 10 h j
him. Now came the star play OF tue game. Ills
was detailed 10 lass the enemY's lines. III
ball WAS passed 10 him, while the ale rush
ers fought down the ad, ersaries oi
every hand. Hshelhnger was. his guild
and Flint. Poe and bomans. VIII
came al him. were ioored IL success
sion. But hing was yet in the foreground
Henelhnger had ms eyes on him. hin
Jumped at Bliss. but Heffelfnger warded hin
OIL as he would child. As King wen
spraying and the last Princeton sentinel wa
pas-el the crowd let itself loose again.
The cheering was at its height. Bliss ha
) run seventy yards three quarters OF th
length of the field. and was safely past Prince
tons goal line MeClung easily X hed th
goal, and the score stood Yale 49, Prncetol
0.
II was Princeton's ball in the centre of Ia
field On the Poe advanced seven yard'
Flint went through the centre for eight htyard.
; Flint tried ms hand and Poe also tried 10 ae
vance. when time was called with the ba
? slightly in ale's territory.
: Tie thousands went their way homewar
! in the rain unmindful of everything exceI
that they had seen great game OF football