St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25

ale. HOSlUIOuS. ITluCelOu.
Hinckley Left end. ....... Randolph
Winter ...... 49,. Left tacle. ............. Lea
MeCrea ..... Left guard. ....... Wheeler
Stillman ........ Center. ..... Ballet
Hickok. ........... Right guard. ........ Hall
Wallis Right tackle. 49,. Harold
Greenway .. Right end. ...... Trenchard
Mccormick (capUQuarter back. King capt.
L Bliss. ........ Left half back. ........ Poe
C. Bliss. 49,. Right half back -. Nj Morris
Butterworth =: Fuli-back. Homans
Referee, William A. Brooks, of Harvard
umpire, S. V Coffin, of Wesleyan.
Princeton won the toss and the wind,
giving Yale the ball. The game opened
with. the usual wedge, from which L..
Bliss made nine yards. Pop" Bliss
then made four yards through the cen
ter. and the ball was then passed to
Laurie Bliss, who, guarded by Butter
worth and &. ID. Bliss, started around
the right end. This was Greenway's S
end, and he had attended to his man in
good form, so that l.. Bliss had little
trouble in passing that far. Hinckley
had come to the aid Of the runner, and,
with the help of the other men, Laurie
Bliss had little trouble, now that he was
clear OF the field, to score the first touch
down. This happened just one minute
and fifty-seven seconds after the game
started. ButterwOrth kicked the goal.
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Morse now gained thirteen yards on
the W" being downed by Wallis. Poe
went around left end for three yards.
Homans punted to Yale'S fifteen-yard
line. Laurie Bliss got the ball. Pop"
Bliss now went around left end for
twenty yards and was stopped by Har-
roId and Poe. Winters was then sent
through the center for four yards. Nc
Cormick fumbles-Princeton gets the
ball-Morse makes two yards around
right end. Wheeler then went through
the center for six yards more. Poe
| made four yards through the center.
! Homans tried and failed. Mccormick
| now made twelve yards on the wedge.
l.. Bliss tried without gain. Butter
worth then punted for a gain of twenty
two yards; King got the ball. Lea tried
| but gained nothing. Trenchard then
| tried for gain, but it was not allowed.
| Morse now gained four yards, followed
by gain of four yards by Pool. Lea
went through center for two yards, and
! Homans lost twelve yards. not having
! time to punt, as Yale'S ends were down
| on him.
Yale got the ball on four downs. But
! terworth went around left end for nine
yards, but was stopped by King. Yale
lost the ball on interference. Princeton
| fumbled the ball, and both Greenway
and Wallis were upon it Immediately.
Pop" Bliss lost on the next try, being
we'll tackled by Trenchard. Yale lost
four yards more Oh l.. Bliss next play,
and Yale was given five yards for hold
ing by Hall. Butterworth made thlr-
teen yards around left end, aided
by HinckeY's elegant interference.
Laurie Bliss how made four
yards, followed by a gain of two
more and another of five yards. Butter
worth won two yards. Fourteen yards
more was gained for Yale by Butter
worth'S punt, which was partially
stopped. Poe got the ball and made two
| yards, when he was doWned by Winters.
| Homans punted for forty yards; Bliss
got the ball, and, on wedge, made
three yards. They then tried the cir
cular wedge for gain of twelve yards.
Morse and King here did effective
tackling. Butterworth made three
yards through the center and Pop Bliss
one yard. Laurie made five yards
! around Hinckey's end.
nAcA Lanrie Bliss received his FIRST