The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-27
IN A GREAT Squirt,

MADE nVe yards and soon another gain, but
was downed by Vincent.
In the second five minutes Captain Nc
Chung made gain of twenty yards, but
was finally tackled and thrown by Grant
Biggs. Close fighting in with three downs
counted against Y ale, raised the excitement
of the multitude TO fever heat. Then Yale's
cohorts cheer a thirty-fve yard punt by
Bliss, but directly after old reliable Ho-
mans returned it back twenty-five yards
into the hands of Captain MoClung.
In the next five minutes Mccormack
gained fifteen yards, only to be tackled
beautifully by Poe Again Romans makes
one OF his famous kicks for forty yards and
his men rush on so swiftly that the ball is
put in play on down. Heffelhnger could
make but a four-yard in rush, but the wall
is still with the blues. The ''V'' trick
failed to work and Bliss kicked the ball
forty yards, while the Yale people
CHEER UNTIL THE VERY AIR Is BLUE.
twenty-five minutes have passed, with
no points scored. Romans works a clean
catch of Bliss punt Of forty yards and after
the men line up, Flint made gain of five
yards. Then the ball flew back to Romans
who kicked it well into Yale's territory
into McCormack's hands, forty yards down
field. McClung lost on Harold" tackle
and Bliss kicked for twenty yards before
the ball was caught by Poe. A miserable
jungle of arms and legs where Individual
play couldn't be noted, made the crowd
frantic, and as the tangle was unloosed, il
was seen that Yale had the ball.
Thirty-fve minutes and no points. Yale
forced the play now. McClung and Nc
Cormack failed to gain and Bliss punts the
bail well into Princeton's territory. On q
return, Mccormack fails to catch Romans
punt, but falls on the ball, saving it for
Yale. Scrimmage after scrimmage fol-
lowed, and Riggs, of Princeton, showed
what hero he is as he prevented Heffel-
finger gaining for Yale with a mighty rush
of his two hundred pounds.
Forty-five minutes. Yale had the ball
but had gained little ground. There is bu,
five minutes more of the first half TO play.
McClung made desperate ten-yard gain
and Bliss advanced the ball still further tc
be thrown heavily by Vincent, who also
gained the bali amid wild yells from all ad-
mirers of the Tigers" Then Princeton
| captain tries his pull backs ability at punt
THROUGH THE AIR THE BALL FLIES
for forty five yards and finds Mccormack
waiting for It, Vincent is on his back be
fore the balls cold. Only two minutes are
left. Every nerve is at a tension. The
drilling rain that is again falling is un-
noticed. The ball shoots back to Bliss and
the inning ends with tive-yard gain fol
Flint by the use of the 'V'' trick
| When the team came on for the second
half the Princeton boys are very confident
while desperation is pictured on the face
of every Yale player. A determined effort
was made st the outlet to break through
! Princeton's line. After a tremendous
fight, Princetons with dismay beheld The
gigantic Heffeliuger make an opening
through which McClung carried for five
| yards. Princeton fights hard, but Yale's
army pierces their center, while the wear
ers of the orange and black begin 10 won
der what manner OF weakness has suddenly
come over their center and rush line After
another fight Yale advances two yards anc
then with great hurrah the ball is snap.
ped back to Mccormack, while the rusf
lines fights Princeton down and makes ar
opening through which Mccormack make:
his first touch down.
BEDLAM IS LET LOOSE.
Yale flags, umbrellas and ribbons ART
flying high on every side, and yell goes
up that pierces the Clouds Yale, 4
! Princeton, nothing. The pig skin is ther
brought back to the twenty-five yard line
where Princeton tries the "V'' trick apc
makes five yards Roadway before Film
goes to grass. They returned to the at
tack with vigor, and Flint is rushed pas
Yale's line two yards, while Poe makes ,
circuit around Yales left end for thre,
yards. 1t is bad omen for the orange an{
black. Yale goes to work hammer ant
longs McClung sneaks around Prince
toms right end, Winter is through tn;
center and makes another touch down
while Yale enthusiasm breaks forth again
Yale, S; Princeton, nothing.
PRINCETON SEEKS HER ONLY SALVATION
in punting and makes a desperate effor,
but can't accomplish anything. They can
not repulse steady attacks. They get tn