The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-25
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by a gain OF four yards by Poe. Lea went
through tenter for two yards, and Hon.
ans lost IL yards, not having time to punt,
as Yaie's ends we're down on him. Yale
got the ball on four downs. Butterworth
went around left end for nine yards and
was stopped by King.
Yale Lost the Ball
by interference. Princeton fumbled with
the ball. Both Greenway and Wallis were
upon it Immediately. "Pop" Bliss lost on
the next try, being well tackled by
Trenchard. Yale lost four yards more on
l.. Bliss next play, and Yale was given
five yards for holding by Hall.
Butterworth made 13 yards on left end,
aided by Hinkey's elegant interference.
l.. Bliss now made foursyards folLswdd by
a gain OF two more, and another OF five
yards.
Butterworth won two yards, fourteen
yards more was gained for Yale by But
terworth's punt, which was partially
stopped. Poe got the ball and made two
yards when 1t was downed by Winters.
Homans punted for forty yards; Bliss
got the ball. and, on wedge, made three
yards. They then tried the circular
wedge for q gain OF twelve yards. Morse
and King here did the effective tackling.
"Pop" Bliss now went through the CEN
tire for three yards, and again tried, but
fumbled, dropping the ball Hinkey was
there, however, and fell on the ball IN
good form.
Princeton then got the ball on four
downs. Poe tried, without gain. Homans
tried, with no gain, and then punted
thirty-five yards.
Laurie Bliss Muffed the Ball.
but fell upon it. He then went around
right and for ten yards, having run out OF
touch, the ball was taken out. Butter
worth went around Greenway's end for
three yards-Greenway interfering well.
Princeton now got the ball for holding in
line. Morse now made eight yards
through centre. Winters tackled him.
This was brilliant gain for Morse. Yale
got the ball for holding Hall. Winters
went through centre for two yards;
Wallis tried, with no gain.
Laurie Bliss now went round Greenway
for five yards. Hickok here received a
bloody nose. Yale was given five yards
for slugging by Hall, and interference.
"Pop"Bliss went around left end for seven
yards; Poe tackled here.
Interference gave the ball to Princeton.
Laurie Bliss got the ball on a 40-yar kick
by Homans. "Pop" Bliss ga ned five
yards around left end; Butterworth punt
ed for 20 yards; King got the ball, Poe
made five yards through centre. Morse
now went around left end for three yards;
King was seriously hurt. Homsns made
one yard centre, and the ball went to Yale
on four downs.
Laurie Bliss made two yards through
punted for 30 yards. Poe then got the
ball. and,
After Running Four Yards,
was tackled by Winters. Morse went
through for four yards more; Homans
kicked and Laurie Bliss got the ball. He
went around the right end for six yards.
Butterworth punted to Poe, who caught
the ball on Princeton's 30 yard line.
Hinkey was down on the field to hold him
and time was called.
Score at end of first half: Yale, 8;
Princeton, 0. Touchdown, by l.. Bliss;
goal, by Butterworth.
At the opening of the second half there
was grim determination pictured on the
faces Of the Princeton players. The touch
down and goal scored by Yale in the first
half was considered accidental by many.
Those who rooted for the. Tiger cheered
their fighters on in the best of hopes.
Fierce fighting on both sides prevailed
through the entire second half. Cheered
on by the enthusiastic crowd, the players
worked like demons. Very brilliant work
was done by "Pop" Smith and Butter
worth.
With only seven minutea left and no
hope for victory, Princeton made every
effort TO score. They failed, however, and
the ball was within fifteen yards OF
the goal when time was called for the
game.
A wild hurrah went up when Yale won.
The final score was: Yale, IL; Prince
ton, 8.