The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-25
THE TEN OF YALE.
Princeton Boys No Match
for Them.
q DLLIRIUM OF ENTHUSIASM.
Et Vas Fiard-Fought Battle, but the
Victory Was Nobly Won
at the Last.

NV BK Nov. PA battle Of bull
d0gs and eeg5 Quick flashes Of Prince
.ol Fe 3w Fierce CLEANS of Yale's blue.
s srp 0t slarp tackling claws. A CLINT
al h. aud over it all the hoarse yell
1853 aTag of maniacs.
IS Is he scene at the great annual
9' Jal game to-day, the contestants being
sieFsa against that of Princeton.
5eTos battle Yale won by score of
lhs lrgest and most enthusiastic
en- on a ball field was in at
ls1ear.e ne weather was perfect, clear
sad EaFly IN the day coaches gayly
.44h college cOlors and filed
Nl 10 sug students and young ladies
ae f0r tle ground. and by noon the
to q. 7rt Ct the city was deserted and the
rlrong I'd by gay crowds rushing
r. ar BE zoal Of the day.
M. q g teams came on to the field
zHt- z-sT preliminary practice tossed for
Io $500. PRINCETON won and took the west
"a she wind being strongly in her favor.
hao tha ball. TIE teams then lined
commenced at 2:05. Yale
re Hcg- without delay and inside of
5- rtzs had secured a touchdown,
sic1 .oal was kicked. The Yale
l ers 8es wild with excitement, the
aiBg y le six and Princeton nothing.
st0n ilow got the ball and by wedge
sr 7alI put to Yale's fifteen.yard line.
rallied ad despite the desperate de-
s-us'a taetcs Il Princeton regained twenty
ben t1ey lost the ball and it landed
e s.'s tive ty-fve-yard line.
ae g8s row on the defensive. but
P-laan played a bucking game and
pD ball on Yale's fjteen-yard line
sEa 20 attempts by Princeton to make
fae s3a iTo4 the field failed and Yale
.l2de >4s bal on her twenty-yard line
her lie z9rmed q wedge and forced the
isll Prince; 5n's center. Princeton raj
.isd and work the ball to Yale's thirty
aTi Inc. tus Yale made hard fight and
lo Gala was again in the center.
pr.ncetous rushed, hut the line was
i.oaen alto lie bah was again in Prince
-eas territory Up TO the ffteen-yard line
t5 81 I'D then the tide was stemmed and
y W1a- tac2 e the center in Yale's hands.
bat was forced uD to Princeton's twenty
yard ilas. Princeton then forced the ball
back to tAe center, but Yale got it, and after
wory t Jack and forth succeeded in
FeaClu. PT.n eton's forty-yard line. Two
o. EhIea man lad been hurt up 10 this time.
but iaey e0puaued to play.
PTtGcet3n led once more and carried
rhe sphers into Yale's territory, finally
reaching the fJriy-yard line, but could not
A9ld Che o3glntage. Princeton then had
sns bah o8 -he center line.
Princeton finally reached Yale's ten-yard
aP but I3e rallied and forced her oppo-
sen Is back to Princet0n's thirty-yard line.
e1eo time VAS called for the first half
4t3CUI further score than Yale's touch-
sewn ud goal.
Princeton fine play caused general sur
1risa The tam was especially strong in
sackliGE and blocking, and Yale was much
ef '4s tima on the defensive. Yale's
-e'--3i i<1= "a a'Soayery noticeable, aud was
attributed geleraIly TO the colo.
lie second half opened with Princet tons
92l ara u was soon forced TO Yale's thirty
yard liHe. Bat Yale rallied and had the
nsil u Princeton territory. Laurie Bliss Of
ale made 8 fine run to the TWENTY-FIVE
yards. bat was sayagely attacked and went
down with e badly sprained knee He con-
tinued PLAYING. Now Yale got the ball on
tbs Prineeton's twenty y-fve-yard line. but
Princeton forced it back to the thirtv-five-
yard line. ara finally over the center into
EaiP's territory. Yale forced il back grad
rally wBeD Bliss caught The ball and gained
flssen yards. Butterworth carried it fifteen
B0re. While Wallis. Yale's right tackle,
carried il Eve yards further
PIineetGs took the bali on the forty-yard
Inc su3 forced it to Yae's fifty-yard line.
Here they tussled for some time until
HeBans made disastrous kick. The ball
af~vtz gsilirnan and bounded across the
ynii iine of Prnceton's goal Princeton's
4haI.e back missed il and Stllman made
tencadown and glory enough for the rest Of
his li'e.
Bu1erwoTrh kicked an easy goal Just
i#er ig-twc minutes after the half was
caIlcd.
Score: IL Princeton O.
During remainder of the half nothing
was scored, although the Princeton men
fought Ike tigers. They forced the ball
Nt3 8a'e's territory and made her act Yio-
lerty ga tbs defensive. Trenchard, Prince
to1's rlghl. was slightly hurt, but did not
give
be aAle5 we're next turned and Prince
% ore compelled to confine its efforts to
PC pl-c @ laie from scoring again, and sue
= &c y len time was called the ball was
81 a. Prineeton's ten-yard line.
1ale had Won. With the swift tidal wave
ci 10000 ople rolling in upon them the
bruised and battered Tigers massed them
ssiTes N yellow and black bunch and
tited up . cir voices in a hoarse yell for
aie. Ten feet away the victors, equally
otuis Cd and bleeding. piped up in series
. arp an1 shrill barks for Princeton.
BOSTON VICTORIOUS.