New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

CARRYING the ball. but the captain dong the real
work Butterworth again tried the centre ior HNe
Yards and when the lines faced each other again
C. d. Bliss slipped around the end Tor hitech y'r's
Trcnchard making q good tackle
.Iaur,,, Bliss then tried TO repeat his run a'
snrnrAeld ard he managed TO cover twenty-five
ward. He eluded King cleverly. but the tall tii'
.taclucd the Yale man ferceiy bringing him to the
crouud I'm spite Of the Interference OF Mccormick
Butterworth and Wallis. o,.or
Laurie Bliss required several seconds to recover
tram Halls tackle. Princeton recovered the ball on
hr thirty ward linc and Romans punted to the cenre
"r the ied. Ancr catching the ball l.. II, b ba.
triod the r-t end fps ten yards, and he WON'T mtr
,,Ie more but for Kings vigorous rush lale hau'
nd paiu on her next effort but on the thiri tr' ~
tcrvoh was pushed rGusn d ' KIN pasi II TO Poe
who tried The right enl. but gained ony threT S1 Inc
Yai" getting the bah after sciimmaee In the ceh I
Of he i,d. Iut"rwoth wa. beng "oah oS ,or ten
good running. and nj. next effort was soOu iO' ''''
ward, through the centre.
THE SECOND TOUCHDOWN
Princeton got The blll on downs near her thrtyhv
vo-,I line and the bali passed to Romans lol
ucl, The BUSH headed Stman pushed ASIDE u"
princeton lns as II it were chan and BE- was almost
mon Romans when tn iullback tried to KICK ihe
Ian did NOT rise over five iect for stilman snotered
f. sending it back Princetons goal. s'iilina,'
followed up his advantage and fell upon 'ie O'.''
r.ttin, n nu,e7 touchdown from which Butterwofth
kicked goal
Princeton was not discouraged in spite OF The au-
vantage OF II 10 o OF her rivals. and rs soon ~ "a"
Ncw-Joscy mon lined up they gained dght yaiuS "''
a wedge. Princeton, after Two short gains 'os' '"'
hall ON downs C. d. Bliss tried the centre Tor no
,nt, and tho ball went back to: Butterworth, who
Licked we'll Morse getting the ball, and maMhg
clever run Of fifteen yards. Laurie Bliss h'Fpeu
him. Poe and Morse made short gains ana uen '''
bail was passed to ilomans VINO kicked u i'i' '"
ward limo and Butterworth licked back, Poe cnlom"H
the ball.
The hecrs rallied again for another ehort ~"
worked tu. ball back beyond lalos twcni yarn I'M
amid Wild cheer, from The l'riu e0h eo--' ccrr,
n Looked f0r an Instant as II lAIe, l"IN' Ian,
nigh, Dee broken King and Hal li1,d l,f o' M ,+n
acro,s the field. aAd bat for LCttcrNoTn.s y,r,i
voI th,, la,t man he had 90 fear. King went DOM
with n bang and hc WAS badly shaken up hiu "'S
face Wa, covered with blood wien he aiose. o,,r.r
tacdc. Poe tried the rsht and Tor no gam n ,nn
Ealc sol the ball downs on her ni;eci var" n,S
Yale then trlcl The centre for no gam; ana hu,"
Tor6 w9 n,'q; S wa. brought ha5t rrnr'ion had
II on yalo's 'wcnylara line rrnGcion eaIsr r tS h.
Yale, centre. hut could not set thrn"sN' ,,, Tor
g'al from The rjy-raid nnc. but The tal W., ing.
H. va, carried larh The 1--WE y c lnG S' and b
wa, haIlv hu; that hG wa i0.u.o u" - NJ
Crave. talIns M pa,,. hn' ng Iu vi.n Yards II
million l1udl..- iil been removed The limb Wa 'aHN
fi-.ca',d icon t' 1n.c down. although no bones ",'
r Yslc tried hr con,rr for 'hrcc yard' ara ,hgn
the bah went back 10 Rnt''rv 9r,A. WHO r' pi,
The con;re 4 the field. Ioe ac.nf 'nr n'n; r,,.r
tln tried tho centre. hut NcCr'a stopped t' r,li''
before lc had mld. s'in. Nor-r "', lo. . ricr.,t
mi ana rot through io- eight yard, l!'n'n. 5'',"
for "a small gain. ana then Yal. BEGAN To lncn IT,
cori,c. Euttorworth got through ir twelve FH,u'
;,ins iro@sn between IIali ard Harold tor iyc
yard. e; li-- riu'd many yards NOT ,,
burt slightly. hIt SON recovered. ,....