The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-25
uoN oy rLyKJ:.. PRINCETON SAYS.
Her " en- Accuse Nate OF Unfair lIoldln. ind
the ErTrrcc of Rlimdness.


the Referee Of Hiindness.
Vixen tho whistle oi the referee sounded anil
he III lu-.l Yale wins" little Johnnie Poe.
the lr!t lalt lac. Of the de.cat ed team, turned
away with bowrd heal. His brother. the IA
nous cX-Ca,t. Poe caught him in his arms.
and together the brothers started for tho club
house. Astn"y walked the head Of tho younger
lent 'ov"r anil lower. At last his hands COW
ere his fara ;tn,F he began TO sob.
IT'S all over: Don't maze u FUSE said his
lr"tL"r.
" 80. its not nll over was the answer
This year game is gone. but next year we
viii Gght aga9."
S"it was with tn, rest OF the team. They
felt their h"fr'.: Lecnly. hut with their disaI-
l"intmatt cam" vr-olva that next Year
liiurrtun shout! ne, lose.
C;.,t. King linrc.! into tho dressing room
win: ro,l.r.. Col. sam King. of Washing
iD-ton. II" s:sr down on bench in u corner
and fer ~" minutes recognized no one. Ills
elbows rested ca his knees and his face Was
hIri,"t ~ lis hands. Across tho room sa.
j"nnnc Foe. Morse and Romans stood to-
.c;hrr ~ The stuvr. Fig Hall and Beef
Aho"rr !imp.H up and down with set teeth.
lmo!L, Trcnra,d. Randolph. and Lea tall
IN'r nv. game IN low tones. BALLET sat alone
b' ~, thr door.
"h"n 4sk.I later about the game. Cart. King
sai,!. II want 10 let the men know that be-
% 'h"y hTr Lest fne s fn 10th nns ne,
III" pace. hiic9 went through our lett end.
.n,i wn- Win Yale. for throughout the re-
I" -;"t iirolGh as when i;liss had the bal that
,'mr III" second touch down was. made ~
al ~ it rolled mex Of tn" line. but il was two
n al" 70 , Tn' Of ir'nrGon 6nIs held us right
i"jJ ",c ,,i,nS All again Tie Umpire ir =. It
scviI"". a. not &C" Yale hold. But II sou mo-
f" il M, 20, i'ys yards several times for al
'icrnY:i l',nlans.. rrinrcton's full hack.
f'ij: We were l"mtrn ~ dukes thnk
So ,'t laid: "lHlc hrlius IN the linz - great
eur ,s s'1neI III s mp'r. r, "r SCI
w,.pr N-'y rough. They beat us hy having
VIII them. They held TOO mucn for lair
n.".T wa. Ne nai hest. Hs
"...' .,,l Nc" I,lay her oid-tims nggressivo
va att E'I But u DO DO" not f so% rl %sn
Ma, i ,,y'i More was plain spok.n: YALE.
',r .o tsI i' U.s. =" much that It WIS hardl,
i:an pT y" and r. La s yoissa tf Ss
, ,%t .'i I'oA 100 ami aid: Funny low
i"nrh,,o~,". " Wo, %" "m a. n"y"r caught. Their
no u Nix E. &C., "rtwoH Of IN. eleven. although
~ n.y.. N'. ~ assWr'" the res nom ibiIitv Tor
-" "hirn"n', MAI lal"'s srnr. was I'M ,i.r
tuan either team, "Hiected '0'o wa" 'N'~'o'
'E'"' - 'nF Two rxIvrRsrr1ES
and i',ncr, ~. E''", nave been played by Yale
'r'nc"n,"n .iN, re game in MT was TO- a"u
,,y.'n,n, ~ Eam" we"n tie universities was
i,'h,n$ NnIlhcr team sr3rsT ~ in " is7 -
I,| ,,ranr mnS n nIIHr Us IN tho following year
her "vp"nents nothing For Tires rsars az, =,
,,Nnrton nis2 won by > sateties to .. ii safe
u" Rugby rules were in,rodncs,l in 1890
n'l non lal" mad W for her defeats by win !.
'n IRE successive Eames from Princeton.
~ lhiN heat the Orange and Black hy 4 TO q, a.
,ilN""'nn did not pose a : a yirtor avain M Il
iNNt when AiIe defeated Yale Ly iO tom VIZ
n,, cen Champion over Since. Last year She