The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-25

three yards, and the ball is now on
Princeton's 20-yard line. Laurie Bliss
loses three yards. ana 1t is Princeton s
ball on four downs, and the time is 2:4O
p. m.
Bliss fails to catch if, but captures it on
the center on a run. He goes around
Princeton's left for nine yards, and But
terworth gains five yards more, and then a
gain of two yards through the center. The
ball is now on Princeton's 40 yard line:
Princeton gets the ball on tumble, and
Hall gains three yards through the center.
Yale ca ptures the ball again, aud Pop Bliss
goes through the center for five yards.
Laurie Bliss gains four yards more, and
the ball is now on Princetons 40-yard line.
Butterworth makes five yards through the
center, and Yale is given five yards for off
side playing Laurie Bliss bucks the cen
ter and gains ten yards. Homans punts
and the ball is caught on the ten-yard line
in Yale's territory. Laurie Bliss Is hurt
again in the tackle, but goes on playing.
He gets the ball on the first snap back, and
goes around the left end for ten yards
Rutterworth punts and King catches in
:he center. Princeton tries the and
gains five Yards
The ball is now in Yale's territory. Poe
gains four yards King is laid out by an
injury to his leg, and time is called. After
a tiye-minutes' rest he again plays, and all
40-yard line. HoInans makes no gain and
it is Yale's ball on four downs. Laurie
Bliss tries the right end, but does not gain.
Pop Bliss also makes no gain. Butter
worth punts out of bounds, aud it is
PrincetOn's bail now OH the center line.
Homans fails to gain. but makes q long
punt to Yale's 10yard line. 1t is Yale's
ball for holding, and Laurie Bliss runs
around the end for ten yards Butter
worth punts and Homans catches on
Princetoa's 30-yari line. Time is called
Rt 8 o'clock p. M. for first half without any
further scoring.
Princeton's playing is surprise to
everyone. Since the touchdown WIS made
at the opening she has been holding Yale
down in great form and is playing "a very
strong game. especially in tackling and
blocking. Much of the time Yale has
played on the defensive. and at one time
IL seemed as if Princeton would score.
1t was the weakness of Randolph, the left
snd, that let Laurie Bliss through the line
and gave Yale the first touchdown. Yale
was at n disadvantage in punting, on ac-
count of the strong wind blowing down
the field, while il materially assisted Ho-
mans, whose long kicks gave the Prince
tons a decided advantage on several
occasions. Ygle's fumbling was very
noticeable, aud II Was attributed to the
cold weather. The persistent kicking of
Princeton made the playing SLOW.
SECOND HALE.
The Yale team started for tha field on a
run TO begin the second half, and they
were closely followed by the zebras.
There did not seem to be any changes in
either team. Yale now had the west goal
and Princeton the ball.
Princeton starts with the wedge and
gains ten yards. Morse makes five yards,
and Lea gains four yards more. The ball is
now on Yale's S5 yard line. Poe makes no
gain. Homans punts, and the ball is now
put Of bounds. 1t is Yale's ball on her
Bo-yard line. Pop Bliss gains four yards,
after which Butterworth makes three
yards around the left end. Laurie Bliss
makes no gain, but Butterworth gains
live yards through the center, and follows
IL with another five yards through the
Denter. Five yards more are gained for
grounds. Pop Bliss runs around she
right end for fifteen yards and the ball is
still in Princeton's territory.
Laurie Bliss goes through the center for
five yards Laurie Bliss then goes around
the right end for beautiful run of twenty
tive yards. He is tackled sayagely by Hall
and is badly hurt. Morse is also injured.
but is able to play. Time is called to allow
Bliss "A chance for repairs. His right
knee is severely wrencbed. The Yales
bring stretcher on the field to convey
him of, but he waves it away aud will
wild.
Ii is now Yale's ball on Princeton's 25-
yard line Butterworth goes five yards
through the center, bat loses the ball.
Homans gains fifteen yards around the
end. Homans punto and Laurie Bliss
catches the ball in the center. Laurie
Bliss then runs around the end for fifteen
yards and is tackled. Butterworth gains
live yards through the center. and then he
repeats it with tive yards more through
the center. The bail is now on Prince
Tons 35 yard line.
Pop Bliss gains three yards and Butter
worth loses four yards. Butterworth
gains five yards around the end, but loses
the ball on tumble, and it is now the
Tigers ball. Poe tries, but makes no
gain. Homans punts, and Butterworth
catches 1T i've yards III Yale's territory.
Butterworth then scratches. A moment
later he makes four yards through the
center. Butterworth again does his usual
five yard trick through the center, and
adds to that by ten yards again through
the center. Frank Butterworth is playing
the game of his life. Lea is hurt, but only
FOR a minute, and resumes play. Laurie
Bliss tries To go around the end, but
,nakes no gain. Butterworth again gains
live yards through the center, and the
ball is oh Princeton's 40-yard line. Yale is
losing the ball for holding. Morse gains
i've yards through the center, and
Homans makes a gain of two yards.
Uomaus punts. Stillman Of Yale stops it,
nntl the bail bounds back of Princeton s
goal. Sillman captures it, secures a
touchdown. and Butterworth kicks goal.
Time, - minutes. Score: Yale u;
Princeton U.
This remained the score till the call of
time on the second halt
KANSAS DEFEATS MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 24.-Tbe football
eleyens OF the state universities of Mis-
souri, and Kansas battled for supremacy Mt
Exposition park this afternoon before the
largest crowd that ever witnessed foot
Tall game in this city. There were present
3,UU0 people, about a quarter of whom
were students from the universities of the |
contesting teams. The game was close |
and exciting, Kansas winning by the mar |
row margin OF points, the score standing |
II to l. The game WAS an exceedingly |
rough one. The Kansas team did the most |
smuggling, disabling three of The Missouri |
team-Nance, lett guard; Andersou, quar-
ter back, ANA Tom Sbowhan, right half /
back Their respective places We're taken /
by Substitutes QUITS, Holden aud Bate |
man. The siugging whiieit weakened the |
Missouri team wsls the result of Kansas !
losing in all % yards during the game.
MIR. Cornell of kausas City, Kan. acted /
as Referee, and Hale Holman of this civ
as umpire. Missouri won the toss aud /
took the ball. The teams lined up in this /
order:
MIssoURIL POSITIONS KANSAS,
G0Slin. n...............i left end ........ Springer
.. l.. Thompson. lett tackle. .-..... Mattesoa |
Nanoe........-...ieit guard. .......... HamiIl /
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