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

When the game was about TO begin tho
Referee, WiIliam Er00ks. OF IilrVard; um
pire =. G.. Coffin. of Wesleyan.


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rANczToN WINS 1HE -oss.
Princeton won the toss and chose.the west
SIDE Of tie field Symmes held The ball Tor
moment then touching 10 down suddenly
passed 10 back % Flint and the advanced.
live wards were gained and Flint was sent
around the let end lie d;d not gam an
mch though iOr hiuokley was tne.e and
tackled his man closely.
Bonans tnen tneA "a dasn through the
right siae, out 4 was no u.a Tor ale had
seen him coming and stood IA the breach
hken stone wuli. o was three downs and
Houans punted. Mccormack caught but he
could not bulge from las tTacas. Warren was
on lls neck in an instant. hte had the Dali
for the frat time ami 10 was passed to Nc
Clunc. who responded pobIY with "a nlteen-
yari rnn. Vale beautiful Interference was
already apparent Bliss then took the
leather for another hfteen yards. Bills
puuted thirty yards and IL was rincet n's
bali Homans returned the kick, but the
l,,li wns ton yards nearer Pfnces0a's Soai.
McCluns got the ball again fOg fifteen yards
before he was dOwned.
YALE WORKS THE MASS PLAY.
Yale then worked the mass play for yard.
Bis. punteA H0nans f0T Princeton p8nted
for forty Yards and on the first down ale got
i've yards Tor OIL side playing McOlung
tired the night end AMI got nNe yards.
Mccormick gained ten yards through the cen
freaud was lnimediately followed by NcClunn.
who made five yards around the left end. Up
IN Tins time rincetOn had not done much
with her backs, but confined herself 70 punt
ing She showed up wonderfully wei! IN
tacklIng and ale was considerably surprised
at tho way her runners we're frequently
stopped in their tracks
Hay became rather rough and the umpire
had 10 wurn the mee - be careful. POO
started to run around ale's right end. but
tlp J sh Hartweli stood IN 10 way and he
WAS downed without gam. Similarly Flint
failed to gain around the other, ana iioMans
wa. again called upon % punt. The ball Tell
short oi Mccormick and rolled ont of bounds,
Int IN the hot chase that followed two or
fhree Nale men fell on it and II was safe.
rNE TAcK1E.
Then occurred the finest tackle of the game
mn 70 tlns point AcClung got the ball on d
/ short pass and started on one Of his long runs
oronnd Prlucetons right end. lie would
! have had a clear field. but King broke through
/ and grabbing him by the seat Of the breeches
nuued INN 70 the earth The two rolled
over and over and the crowd. even the Yale
men. went Wild.
Bl,ss now made the finest run Of the game
The gain was twenty yards around the tigh
end Mccormick gained two yards through
| the center on He1ehngers hue interference
McClung got the ball. but gained nothing
| Harold tackled beautifully. bliss got the bal
/ for a punt and got it up on PrincetOns a.
ward line, but il was brought out and given Il
| tie orange aud black or their forty yard line
Homans punted. McClung caught the ball on
the bound and il was down on aes thirty
! i've line. This was the nearest yet 10 Yale
coal. Yale then made several gains. Ii nov
BEGAN 10 rain again lut this had no effect OF
t the crowds enthusiasm. The play up 70 thi
time and up 70 the call of time for the hrs
half was the sharpest ever seen on foot
hall field The ball remained almost entirell
in the center of the field.
Time WAS called with the ball on Prince
toms forty-yard line. Neither side ha
scored. and Princeton was Juibant. !
omened well, for Yale had counted on scol
ing III the first half
THE SECOND HALF.
At31G p. NJ the teams lined up for III
second half in "a pouring rain. ale had lii
hail and after a few words ot waning fror
Billy Bull. her great full back. started in {
40 or die. They started with and mad
seven yards
ON the next trial. Mccormick bucked il 4
c.ntre for ward Winters went throuoh an
roade four yards snd Me- lung followe,
n1skino.two Yards. On his next nun he wo
snIsnd.dly tackled by Harold and Loaf AZ
wards. The ball was now With
forty pards of Princeton's goal an
the stands waved ono sohd ma.
of blue. Yale was gaining at every dow
and tho Princeton boys seemed 10 be losin
! ! thsir dash. Hsnelhnger was sent throue
the centre for ten yards. Ihe ball was NO