The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-25

| lhueu Idsl ana furious, and the ball,
when ume was called. remained on
Princeton's fifteen-yard line
II was a good victory for Yale. as
Princeton put up one OF the strongest
| games In the history Of the team
At O'Clock sharp the Yale team came
! upon the field and were shortly followed
! by the Princeton men. They Immediately
started practlcing. At 2.02 o'clock Referee
Brooks, Of Harvard. called the game, the
| men lining up as follows.
Iale-Hinkey, left end: Winter, left
tackle; McCrea. left guard: Stillman, CEN
| tre rush; Hickok. right guard; Wallis,
| right tackle; Greenway, right end; Nc
| Cormick, quarter back; l.. Bliss, left half
back; c. ID. Bliss, right half back; Butter
worth, full back.
| Princeton-Randolph. left end; Lea, left
| tackle; Wheeler. left guard; Ballet, CEN
/ tire rush; Han. right guard; Harold, right
! tackle; Trenchard, right end; King, quar-
! ter back; Poe left half back; Morse, right
half back; Homans. full back.
Referee, Mr.. William a. Brooks, Of
| Harvard. Umpire, Mr.. S. V. Coffin, Of
| Wesleyan.
Princeton won the toss and took 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 centre,
I
Bliss. who, guarded by Butterworth and
c. ID. Bliss, started around the right end.
This was Greenway's end, and he had
attended TO his man in good form, so that
l.. Bliss had little trouble in passing that
far. Hinckey had come TO the aid Of the
runner. and with the help of the other
men, Laurie Bliss had little trouble, now
that ne was clear of the field, TO score the
first touch down. This happened just one
started. ButterwWth kicked the goal.
Yale, g. Princeton, 0.
Morse now gained thirteen Yards on the
'N." being downed by Wallace. 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 the left end for 20 yards
and was stopped by Harold and Poe.
Winters was then sent through the centre
for four yards. Mccormick fumbed,
Princeton got the ball Morse made two
yards and right end. Wheeler then went
through the centre for six yards more
Poe made four yards through the centre
HOmans tried for goal and failed. Nc
Cormick now made twelve yards on the
wedge l.. Bliss tried, without gain. But
terworth then punted for a gain of twenty
two yards. King got the ball. Lea tried
but gained nothing. Trenchard then tried
u
now gained four yards, followed by
gain of four yards by Poe. Lea went
through the centre for two yards and Ho-
mans lost twelve yards, not having time
to punt, as Yales end were down on
him.
Yale got the ball on four downs But
terworth went around left end for nine
yards; stopped by King. Yale lost the
ball, interference. Prin ,etOn fumbled
ba no Vol
were upon it Immediately. Pop" Bliss
lost on the next try, being well tackled
by Trenchard. Yale lost four yards on l..
Bliss next play. and Yale was given five
yards for holding by Hall. Butterworth
made thirteen yards and left end aided
by Hinckey's elegant interference. Lau-
rie Bliss now made four yards. followed
by a gain OF two more and another of
f1ve yards. ButterwOrth won two yards.
Fourteen yards more were gained for Yale
by ButerwOrths punt, which was par
TALLY stopped. Poe got the ball and made
two yards when he was downed by Win
trs. Homan punted for forty Yards Bliss
got the ball on a wedge Of three yards.
Then they tried the circular wedge for a
gain of twelve yards. Morse and King
here did effectual tackling. Butterworth
made three yards through centre and
Pop Bliss Cne yard. Laurie Bliss made
five wards around Hinckey's end
Here Laurie Bliss received his first
hurt, and, when he resumed play. was
loudly applauded for his grit "Pop"
Bliss now went through centre for three
yards, and again tried but fumbed, |
dropping the ball. Hinckey was there |
however, and fell on the ball i'm good |
form. Princeton then got the ball on |
four downs. Poe tried, without gain |
Homans tried, with no gain and then |
punted thirty-hve yards. Laurie Bliss |
mufted the ball. but fell upon it, lie then |
' ont around right and for ten yards. |
having run out of touch, the ball was
taken out. ButterWorth went around /
Greenway's end for three yards, Green
way interfering wei. Princeton now got
the bah for holding in line. Morse now
made eight yards through centre. Win
ters tackled him. This was a brilliant
gain for Morse. Yale got the ball for
holding by Hall. Winters went through
the centre for two yards, Wallis tried
with no gain.
Laurie Bliss now went round Green
way for five yards. Hickok 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 Inter-
ference gave the ball to Princeton. Laurie
Bliss got the ball on a kick by HomaEs.
Pop Bliss gained five yards around
the leIt END. ButterWOrth punted for
twenty yards, King got the ball. Poe
made five yards centre. Morse now went
around the left end for three yards. King
was seriously hurt. HOmans made one
yard centre, and the bali went to Yale
on four downs. Laurie made two yards
through the centre on the "N" trick.
3utterworth punted for thirty yards. Poe
hen got the bah, and after running four
Yards was tackled by Winters. Morse
went through for four yards more HO-
mans kicked. and l.. Bliss got the ball
lie went around the right end for six
Yards. Eutterworth punted TO Poe, who
'aught the bali on Princctons twenty
Yard line. Hinckey was down on the field
% hold him and time was called.
Score at the end Of the first half-Yale,
;; Princeton, 0. Touchdown by l.. Bliss.
ioal by Butterworth.
At the opening of the second half
Princeton had the ball. The Tigers
ormed a 'V" and gained eleven yards
Morse carried the ball that distance and
vas well tackled by The Yale men,
crimmage followed and the bail was
'assed TO Homans. who punted 1t outside
he field. Winters rushed outside and
ropped ON the bah for Yale.
pop Bliss ran around Princeton's
light goal FOR fifteen yards and was well
ackled by Morse. After the scrimmage I
.aurie Iliss got the ball. He made a {
allant run Of twenty-eight yards He I
as tackled by King. and in the rush was g
everely injured. s
After q continuance of the fight. and E