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

| foam for uo1co with stlman in front and IN"
! players locked. Mccormick made five yards around
Prlnceon's right and he then tried The LEFT Tor ga
| Of two more G. D. Bliss then made a praiseworiV
| effort but Trcnchari in the way and " Pop bliss
hit the ground hard enough to satier Ia CON tuition
and loosen a few teeth Yale did not Ike that. ana
| the ball was passed back 10 Butter" orth WHOSE
! runt was good for twenty I've yards. i)c caught
the ball on Yales forty yard iinc bat be was do"nr'
| b. Winter ard then both teams proceeded To PIE
! upon the fallen Jer,"ymau.
Poe tried Yales centre for four yards. mailing most
Of the aan by wrlssllng after striking TIE ground.
! Honans kicking powers again called Into play,
but the Yale hosts upon him to- dul'My MA
he was downed after fntIle attempt ~ dodge the
advancing mountain Of muscle, Yale getting the ball
Buterworh gained eight yards through the centre
Winter pushing him along. ON a pass 81 ~'urlH'
hiss fumbed The ball. but G. D. Bis got 1t and
Immediately tried Princeton, end. Trnchafc W.,
ready for him. ard the elder Bliss went
down with 10 gain. Laurie Bliss wa,
! downcd with a little ceremony when ne
tired the other end Then Ballet became too aesrs-
sive IN the line and Yale received I'VE yards O" ac
count Of Balict's methods.
YALEs WEDGE AGAIN.
Yale made no gain for the first down ard She then
tried the wedge, which good for five yards, and
.Ia,ren BIS followed this with equal gain
around the right end. Mccormick then passed tnc
ball TO Buterworth and the latter clcvery cluicd the
s,ocky TrcncAagd who was there o. receive him. Tie
I gain was eight yard, and The ball now Prince
TOMS 45yard line DuticrwOgth Kicked for thirty yards.
, Yale reganing III, ball on Pocs tumble. Yale lp-t
the ball and Homan. Kicked for thirty yards and iac
hail vas again on Prlncc,on's 80 yard lie. Han
! was a LILLE rough but he is tail that lis rough
play was more noticeable than that Of the lesser SIZED
men around him. Mccormick then let Laurie Bliss
through for yards, McC ormict handling
Bliss rs II the latter catfish AN old fashioned
| uole he C,utr FIR -
yards, and Laurie Bliss followed with five more,
Bliss going down hard that Il several seconds
before could regain hs Princeton got the bail
| on downs II passed 10 Romans for punt but
IIlnkey tackled Ilomans before he could advance tn
| ball. Romans tiled again and he punled kicking TO
the centre OF the field. when Lauric' Bliss muicd
bat managed 10 fall on the ball. The Bis hoys and
Buttcrworh made short gains, and then Yale lost the
! ball for holding il the line.
Morse got eight yard, OF the first try. and then
| Princeton lost the bali for holding. Winter tried
the centre for a short gain and tie ball was on
| irncctons 10yard line. Illnkey and Trcnchard
then exchanged compliments in regular Sullivan.
! Oogbett style. Ilinkey fortunately lodged Trench
| ards vicious right hand swing and nobody hurt
Yale got five yards on Frinceton's ofsdc play. and
| c. D. Bliss made seven yards more around the left
! end. Princeton regainod the ball on downs and
llomans promptly kicked 10 the centre OF the fell
Laurie Bliss dropped on Tie ball. and when he
| untangled from the heap a wet sponge had %
| be used 10 get the mist out Of his eyes While l..
| T. Bliss was making five yards around the right end
| Hinkcy and Trenclard having another spairing
match to the delight OF part Of the crowd Trench
ard Is not bulky bat he Is full Of muscle ana grit
| Butcrwortl made poor punt, King making "A clever
| catch Yalc's 4J-yard line.
King and Morse made small gains, ana king went
down so hard that his lcg, already sore, gave way
! under lim, and time called while the injury WAS
patched up. Poe got through the centre for five
! yards, Trcrchard and Hall d)ing clever Interference
work Yale got the ball on downs and tried the
centre FOR short gains Butierworth kicked out Of
bounds and the gain only ten yards Pc tried
the rgt end fJr three yards. and Morse got through
for four more Romans made fine lick for f0rly
yards. but the bah was brought back as it was not
In play Yale got the ball In the centre Of the
field Yale tried the ends for gain, and then
Butterworth kicked for twenty-five yards. Poe made
"a clever catch just time called for the first
hali, with the bail rrinccon's 35yard line the
score TO 0 In Yales favor.
THE SECOND HALE
II after O'Clock when the second half was
started with the wind at Yale's back and playing
havoc with the comfort Of everybody else. 1t was
cold and outside Of the players watery eyes, red
noses and blue lips the order. blast from n
furnace would have commanded a high prre. Prince.
ton had the ball. and tried the wedge with the
players locked together Morse got around the left
end for twelve yards and Lea lodged through the
centre for three Morse tried again. made no
gain, and the ball went back TO Romans for ii
punt The ball went out OF bounds and only fifteen
yards were gained. Yale had the ball on her 30
yard line, and Wallis pushed through the centre
for five yards Yale tried PrInccton's right end for
a three yards gain and then Buttcrworth slipped be-
tween Harold and Hall for five yards. ButterwOrth
and Mccormick together got five yards, the former
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