The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-25

run of wenty-eigkt wards. He was tackled
by King. and the rush was severely In
Jured. His knee panied him all through
the game When good nursing fitted him
for the tray round of applause ran through
the stands. Princeton had the ball IL
was passed to Morse. but on bad tumble
Yale gained five yards. After the scrim-
mage HoE.ans tried for q goal from the
field, but was we'll tackled by Hinckey:
Then followed q series of gains for Yale.
Laurie Bill gained fifteen yards. "Pop"
Bliss gained i've yards and Bntterworth
gained SIX yards. 1t was then Prlnceton's
who punted 1t thirty yards The good IN
reference of Yale prevented further
gain. The ball was caught by Mccormick.
who was we'll tackled by King. After the
scrimmage Butterworth made two gains
for Yale. one of five yards and one through
the center for twelve yards In the hard
fighting which surrounded the reclining
Butterworth. Morse was injured.
YALE SCORES AGAIN.
It was Prlnceton's ball. Morse gained
two yards. and then followed the second
grand play in the game. Romans tried TO
punt the ball ont of Princeton's territory.
1t was excellently stopped by Stillman.
The rebound sent the bali back behind
Princetcn's goal-line. There was then
grand race for the bail. Stillman succeed
Yale. Butterw0rth then kicked q goal,
and the score was: Yale. -; Princeton. o.
Princeton took the ball to the center and
gained seven yards on v, There. were
several scrimmages. in which no gain was
tackled by Laurie Bliss. Morse then tried
to force through the center. He lost
ground, however. and after the scrifnmage
the bali was punted by Romans, and. after
2 tumble by Butterworth, was caught by
the ball. and, aided by good interference,
carried it to Yale's twenty-yard line. A
series of hard fighting followed. King car
ried the ball across the field. but did not
ne gained sixteen yards, and. In being
near to Yale's goal and tho lighting was
wild. Morse tried to break through Yale's
line. but failed. Yale's defense work was
grand. After a series of scriInmages But
terworth punted the ball outside the field.
1t was caught by Poe. Then the ball was
taken to the center of the field. and q
scrlmmage following, gave fifteen yards to
Yale.
point. The ball was well worked toward
Yale's line. Homans tried for goal from
the field. but missed by about two feet.
The tight put up by Yale to force the ball
from her territory was fierce. Laurie Bliss
had to bo helped off the field. He wa, re-
placed by Graves. Yale then gained three
yards. II was then Princeton's ball.
In the scrimmage the ball was
passed to Randolph. by whom it was
fumbled. Poe got the ball. but Princeton
lost Vineyards. Morse was forced through
the center for ten yards. The ball was
then passed to HCmans. who punted. 1t
was caught by Butterworth, who gained
ten Yards. A scrimmaRe followed In which
there was no gain. Then Butterworth
gained five yards. He then made another
gain of twelve yards. which was followed
10y Pop" Bliss with gain of twenty ya ards.
Bliss run was very brilliant. In the
tackle which followed King was hurt. The
lighting was fierce from this point to the
end of the game. There was then only
seven minutes left ana Princeton had no
hope for victory. Still the Tigers made
every effort to score. They failed, how
ever. and the ball was within fifteen yards
of the goal when time was called for the
game. A wild hurrah went ND when Yale
won. The final score stood: Yale. IL;
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