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

River Yale therefore had the ball. In one mil
ate Laurie Hiss had gone around lrenchard
End for ten yards. {. ID. Bliss MADE a gam Va
half the distance to the right The pali was
passed to l.. c. Bliss second time. lie dar'eu
toward tie right, changed his mind ana wcnt {,
the left Before the Princeton men 1o re'iH lc'
what was happening he past their line. NC,
Oormick and Winter Warded OIL Moist, 'i.,
Laurie sprnted over the line but'erwofu
kicked goal ,.;o,- ona bo
sent the bail spinning on its axis. L. 1. Bliss
made a bad miss in trying 10 catch the pail
Humans by no means played up TO ms reputa-
ton He was so SLOW in puntine that ne lost i ms
side ground several times 1he 1aie man VIII" ri
he on him before he could kick the ball me
second touchdown was due TO his deiioera'lTT h.
He kicked lust as Stilman was or nun 40
ball struck the centrc-rush and bounded PACK ~ :,
hind the goal line, where illhal ieiI vi =,
Butterworth kicked a second goLl Hohaias
single try at IA goal from the fieid was na'
failure. - Doc Rn.
+er,yorth kicked the ball and Poe caught 10
The Yale rush"rs tardy in getting 10 lllh' ~
he regained most of the groV W. rSnriGr and
punt L. T. Bliss did much OF lales running, az ~
made most of her gains. 4 good share OF we
honor for his advances justly belongs 10 !he
comrades who interfcred for MIN iowura I VIZ
end Of the game his knee bothered HIM SO ulucH
that he had 10 lie down for a few minutes al'cr
each scrimmagc At last he retired, Graves
taking his place. Bltrrworth made some 1T, H1r
plunces through the Princeton line. baiIc'' ~ -
man cCrca and IIickok. but Yale's ends stopped
PUSHES better than did Prince ons captains
King and Mccormick, IN spit" OF being al 4uAi-
ter, made or two advances
MANAGEMENT OF THE CANE.
An experiment was tried by placing the charge
NJ the arrangements in the hands Of the I'M
yersity Athletic Club. No doubt the colleges VIII
be glad 10 have this Organization undertake inc
task again next year. Some complaints are heard
AGAINST the course Of the clubs committees IL
&c charged that they Disseminated IN favor OIL
COLLEGE men This is not deNled. college men
nlsy the game and college men should have the
preference in the allotment Of seats, sali '''
club That there speculation III tlcNetS y
not denied hut there scems no way Of prevent
ing this. The most bitter criticism oil u" guy
"a lis failure 10 provide seats for all who wishe
10 buy them. There were 1000 seats ana
50. 600 applicants for them. No more hecu pe
said on that point.
An interesting field for conjecture Is opened by
the fact that the rules OF the intercollegiate As
ISOLATION provide that the two teams MAKING ne
best records shall play in near Ncw-f ork on inc
following Thanksgiving Day laic !: cnaiI Ij
with perfect rcc0rl. and the University OF Pehh-
svlyania second with one defeat These TWO
shond Therefore be the cnntos ants here next year
This could hardly please Yale and would he ruln3i.
IN Princeton II seems likely that an chor' VIII
be made TO get out OF inns qu'hIa'N
nv changing the associations membership. liar
ward has done better against ltic Tor thr" wears
now than Princeton has, and believes th2' she Is
entitled 70 play some Of the thanksgiving D1y
games here She may therefore re-entcr the
The Two clcvcns came on the field at O'Clock,
hoth being loudly checred After little practice
thev lined up as follows: