The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-27


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I"c SFcates1 a'Hletic event o' '"e year
Is over. Yale and Princeton have fought
their battle for supremacy Oh the foot
hal, GoId ,,d ,oro ,r;I, :, bo romo,h,r-
,I' " ',e
cu W thous''us VINO sa" IL "s ono o'
;hc itnost games ever played III this
country. For weeks tho generals OF the
,wo li,tIc ,rm;cs NJ cl,vcn man wore
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,,'a s'''"' , "a W: :n ,' "N.' "'' ~. Wv wv
vi "l'o 'os' WIN pay oNe' MS eash'
knowing that he had an honest
game lor his money. The gates
wcrc not opened until ten
o'clock, but by that timc great thronss
0! persons had gathered about ten dli-
icrcnt entrances. When the gates were
opened there was rush that could have
done credit to tho members OF either
eIevens. Tally.ho's crowded with shout
!%S stNJchta were to DO seen on every
thoroughiare leading TO tho grounds.
They were drapcd III blue, and drnped
IN orange and black, but which ever
color IL was, the noise was just the
same. Among the ladies in the audi
cncc, some, so there would be no mis-
take rs to how their sympathies wore,
wore blue costumes, while others and
particularly hevy oi handsome bru-
nettes, wore striking costumes OF orange
and black.
THE FLAGS uolsrep.
A. o,o o,c,oc, ,ho yo,, flo, r,s
At ono = e'o'A t"' "'o i,"S was
ho!steu on tho horthcfh emu OF the
ground, whcrcat there was much hur-
rahinr and blowing OF horns. 1t was
repeated when 4 tiger skin, represent
ING Princeton. was hung out in front Of
the upucr balcony OF the main stand.
Yale and Princeton were not tho only
colleges doing the yelling. There were
delegations from every other college
Wl'liih fadius Oh ooo inl,es from New
ior r ono "AN sidn or Tho othor
on tho slightest provocation. There
was not I still moment from II o'clock
tlll2. BY l:JO every available space
about the fold was occupied. FULLY 81
CGOpersonswcreln i'll attendance before the
game was called. 1t was estimated that
the sum paid ior admission to sec the
Same would reach S9O,GUu. AT last,a
the crowd hnd waltcu houfs the Yale
team, at. O'Clock, illcd out OF tho club
housc, jumped over the iencc, and came
onto the field: 1t was a signal Tor re.
neweu shouting, Dut the crowd had
%ei!cd SO much that thero was very little
difference IN the totai noise. Ihcy yscarcc-
y got to the middle OF the ileid and toss
ed the ball around Tor 4 minute, when
"stumpy' King vaulted o4er the fence
and led the black and orange striped
Young men INTO the arena. irlnceton
made more NOISE than Yale on this ac-
casion and did not grow tired so soon.
Mlth the large nunlDer OF substitutes,
there were about 90 men on the field.
THE GAME,
Tboro vos n erddop wild 6c,rco .,
49, VS. - ~ .N 'o "
shoH'ihG anu blowing OF horhs ana "av-
ing OF flags when the two teams were
seen 10 crystall;zc out OF the scattered
lot OF playcrs md line up in the middle
OF the biz uridiron.
Then ns each man bent forward with
his hands on his kncas and razcd bnrI
at his Opposite. tho noise as suddenly
stoned. and every ono nj those more
than $1,000 wild men and WOMEN was
rs still as = statur and every ono nj ,bosc
ewes was focused ON ono little snot
where the ball was. Tho Grcnt struTrlc
that had been written about and talked
@oont ana dreamed ABOUT aild bot about
prncc,nu @ w"n @ thn s tnso "Do, 'nI " oSs un ,h
west aide OF the field.
Svmmcs, tho giant contrc rush OF the
Princc,on's, had the hall and ~ tho
PLAYER, drew up on either side nj thc
imaginary line ko snapned hack tho
hall IN K,nr,-th STAR Inr,r.rr h,ri,
Quick m lightning thc famous w"
trick ia nlovcd md amid wild rLccrs nj
"rnh. ruh roh sis boom nhT AGAIN ia
recorded for his side ior oirht horJ
fought wards. Symmos surprisc, tbc
crent Sanford. tho centre oi YaIc bv
thc magnificent iutcricronco wi ,Ln
hnIl in plav. Auain Svmmes shoots
the spheroid band This iimn Tlint the
left half back, makes a,dash only TO Iosc
five yarlswhon down,l byihc nrcot Iinf.
ieliincor, Fiints lit,lo ruin of lhrco
Yards is forgotten when iull.bock IIo.
mans gave Ills friends tho frat signt oi
his ability Ms 4 kicker Of tho leather I'm"
which he sent like a shot for thirlT
yards into Yale's territory aitcr King
Ind passed tho bail back To- him
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Tho first Twenty-Five minutes were