The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
PRINCET0N'S STRONG ELEVEN
TANQrISHES mr. N~iNHIT1AN A.. G.
iEiM LIZ III 10 d

And Threc of the 81 c--t yiyera Not In
the 6'ms-rhc rormidahir ,hrrry Bi"-
~ 'nd hush Binr-iiord To Tiud q Weak
spo; In rrInc sons } lay.
The Cherry Diamond football kicksrs in
vailed the lair VI tho Princeton ;igcr yester-
day aud wer" ciaw"d to tho extent of +6toh.
Tie princetoRiarS gave Tho strongest eNlibi-
t"n ot football they have yet shown. and by
their line woil indicated fcry clearly TINT they
will be In tho hunt on Thanksgiving Day from
start 10 finish. Tho team CAPT. King put on
til" Sold y"-tcr'ny aid not represent its full
strength. II III 3us. tho great fall back. was
an "ntcial. while hlu-. tho mainaprinG OF tho
teaia, stoo,. IN the side y! the field watching
the nay Niih Il critical cyo ana not displcnsed
txl rr,sion O. S;'". Whecirr. tho big guard.
us took a tc-t. With ali these drawbacks the
i.g,is pHycl gHN,t football.
1t IL n din!nUi, matter TO pick ont a weak
spot In Princeton play. They put up A lively.
hcsGy game Vi. ihr way through. Ballet. the
1tS-rnuud cont'o rush. continued his wonder
II wprh anu -aNe further evidence that Still
hsSn ur any other man who plays centre for
!"' VII! l"rr n wtarisOme, rcXUtious hour
ia! 4 bali when y" fnces tho Princeton mid
a." ntan. Then tho remainder az the line did
th" stitGcst sort az work. and In the face
OF III. heaviest rush lice that ever went
on n bal. Held. Eoushian. tho hcrcu!"nn
weight ihrowcr. was right guard. aud he
Weighed 30 pounds stripped. Buell.. the
tIgantic first haNcn,n,. Of tho Manhattan A.c
la,chai. team. who was at left guard. pulled
down tho scales II; 2li pounds. Srccr. an OK
S"girnccd player. weighed @Ol pounds. Davis
.caled 2ou pounds. Jones 49,. Schaefer $50.
snh Con 1ia. making an average .o' 1"I
lonrds, ond tho Cherry Diamond line ca
,itrd every ounce 10 the utmost.
(rrceton rn"hcrs.. Ballet T. ayed horse with
It>is,nnd. with tho exception OF iiue!I. the
hnniicH" hy ,hSir "rH"ntn,S. buell. demon.
..ra',h tina, he is in tho very front rank q
ir'rtl' rs Eela. had this Season OF. viii again
encounters. Wllic Got! ard s~CGanf"r. on the
s"sitton na1 yet ns'si boil, nn''G az weird Weii. the n 'L ios
smI tho 1lFe: lisTSrs nnSE o! ,I's linz
with a tendency 10 get around tho ends. no
;;s@;!e, how TG n; STn,,!ea, ,n Tx I,so oMis d',aIyant
!',,. wing 70 the iarl ground on which tho
f.ne is able tnmnrshal the full strength OF his
team o,nosins ele>ons will do well to brace
.,t"mrurel with lale at the present time.
irir'rton l. very much stronger 10th on tho
COULD hardly 10 eNceIled. and there is Il de-
CiR"d .mlfov"men; in tacklinE oyer that
the present time tho inference is irre,istibi,
That unless lste inaHes a rr%nounIed gain IN
s snS HIN by Nj, T ManS afSIa ;he Df Siu4 tho orange
There was a large crowd present at yester-
dnS,s came. the majority nGinc strnents;
Church oftne University OF Pennsylvania team.
wH% We're there to get 9 lino on thS ltserSi Man.
tMshipg ,hs E.nI with he wing on their lacks;
buii PUSHES otthelr line. and then ost the ball.
lSt w Io, Af Howno SAi II ,ls :.h satar Tor T !hi,teFMui a ,aras:
tans gnt the ball on their twenty-N,e-yard line
.% H h., II IsIiS va sx S,ja e. i. o I'd t III YIn hall h FsesT ma
ing on the Rnil Poe Kicked = EG9l IimsG
Lea GO. through The centre for iva yards. and
nis"iy DO. GSwa s%i 81 i','T con-. '"1fHITi Flint to ,h ,st'' took S%' v ths
d' ,",":' i i"s k E" { ' SraI. '1 Fine. '?F min 'ias:
When llay was resumed NJ A. c. gained NJ
h..iel over by .Speer with slight gain. Hall
va; :rsiuaily worSsd to tho II. A.".t en,yard
Lee. Poe going across md kicking goal.
Tine. s minutes Score. Is to I. In Irinceton's
On III, next line up tbs, NJ. A. {. boys made
Bergen runtel. Anderson male a.ionE punt
j. return. landing the tall on the y; A. {. "a
E ,a.k ,.aS Il E Si"f With th'P lis i Sge. s and a touch u; ibn asE
!"r.sn kicN4l to tho centre. Poe catching
r. running thirty yards on line inter:ereGce.
Pc ran fifteen, yards. AMI was, down-d 10y.
Iue |. Lea made ten yards. and was tackled
Hines. Poo then rMiaiSs a :%5.yarI run for a
t"'.ch down and kic&sl another goal. Time. /
The Cherry Diamonds made q couple OF
PUSHES on the next Iinc.uIi and ;hen bergen
tNsnly yard, and jane, fifteen. when the bail
was lost on n tumble. E"rG"n punted. Poe
caught. and was Owned by GofT
1nmes retired ana was succeeded BY Fulper.
! i; :ss {., % + y . fbj;S.%:Iii. E F,tn 81 q. Sn n I@st m shs Ell $5i
".atn'; n, RM?dE:pE inS v "4is 5 HGa a haly es Pc Poo
k.cEed the 9th goa. making q score Of 20 100
~ tn" conclusion ithe tirst half OF iorty-Ave
lHfor the. second, half Anderson retired. Poe
tf,,'tnt t atg!i Saf .ScS ana fSIln sal f n ihs d Irit
"nd haI'' the Tiger 'plsyei for nratct!5e.''' They
s"Is9' 70 i iSy 'a ass Hsssis.'a &,4et fss '' The sai ir ST
Touch down OF the second hall was secured by |
s.lt HGf; si bsss sGmo q i0 the FS srn. Ss rec Poe sn mis sSni
goal, Score. 81 too
After s2me hack-and forth. play in the next
the rarri Of i@iiarnett and W:isens, made a sensa.
ti"nal run Of sixty yards for n touch down. aud
hall at centre. Poe and Faiper each. ,mads a
: snI f Fa" ii IKE 's .hs ns sars raal: t seer Ss'l 4 aef TO s.
The teams! lined up as follows:
Srirrsrpo Portions U A c.
NcCauiey. .........I Left end ............., Con.
Taylor. .,........ Left tackle. .....J Jones.
fiscas .... Left gUari........ Hu.ll.
lisi..... ............ Right guard minimum. coushl.n.
Ia hot -. :. ........ Centre ,............. DAVIS.
Ns....r....,.-l Right tackle. .........S p"er.
TTrEchard. ...,..... Right en-! .........,.~ schaefeE.
Morse Quarter hac ....,.... Hodge.
y.Ent Right hsl 0back. ........ DowEont.
Poe ...,.....,...lGtt haf back. ....... .Dusenberry.
Anderson ........ fgl back ..,.......,,. a. BERGEN.
Re!"res-Max FArrand, 81. unpire-lIomans.
At the close OF tho ganle Capt. Phil King was
asked what he had to say about his team. He
said he would prefer to say nothing. but leave
III. questions TO DO settled on the Held.
will say. however," said the Princeton
Captain. that so many Of our. players have
been Injured that it has been inlpossible TO
result is that we play with half a dozen substi-
tutes in every game. Ia that resrect luck is
t:am is fair. but green. i think wh.S
our Players, recover from their injuries |
We shall be able to hold np our end" ana the