The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
YALE TEAM VICTORIOUS.
rHE BLUE BAVES OYER PENNSYL-
VANTA'S BLUE AND RED.
Flushed with Their Great victory Over the
Famous lrlnoeton II err, Their
Hopes of Success Crushed.

NEW YORK, Nov l2.-Yales blue
triumphed over the red and blue aggre-
cation Of football players from the Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania at Manhattan
neid this afternoon. Flags and streamers
oil the favorite color were waved with
enthusiasm, shouts and cheers went up
from the lips Of the college students and
friends. and the victors themselves sound
ed the yell Of their defeated adversaries
as the call of time proclaimed n victory
OF % to 0.
Fresh from their glorious victory over
the Princctons, the University men came
10 town in high spirits. Ihey even
dreamed Of victory and foretoid their
prophesy OF scoring against their biue
clad onpoucnts by offering such bets as
they were CAPABLE of putting up Hun
drads OF dollars were up on bets that the
pennsvlvauia boys would win, while thou-
sands were wagered on the prospect or
their scoring. There was no dearth OF
takers Of bets under either consideration
Fully eight thousand persons witnessed
the game
plav was called at 2:f0. Yale lost the
TOSS and Pennsylvania took the west
side Of the field. In the uncertainty of the
result IL is supposed that Yale presented
is strongest team, but they possibly
failed 20 show some Of their tactics that
will be used in the Harvard and Prince
ton contests to follow. The teams lined
UP as follows:
Yale. Positions. l. or IA
Uincy. left cnd......... Simmons
Wirtcr.........left tackle ..-.... Mackey
NcRea. a..........left guard. Oliver
Stillman .-....... centre. Adams
Hickok. guard. Thornton
j. BHs......left half-hack. Camps
Wallis.........righ taclle. Reese
Greouwav. ........Iieht nd..........S .Schoif
Mccormick ...... quarterback. ck..-..... VAN
q. ID. Bliss. right half-back. ..... knipe
ButtcrwOrth. fun back. Ibayer
Referee-W. +. Irvine, Princeton.
Impire-Tracy S. Harms, Princeton.
Yale started iu with the wedge and
gained ten yards. Laurie Bliss and c. j.
Bliss We're sent around the end for five
Yards and gained fifteen more on sturdy
run. Winter bucked unsuccessfully against
tho pennslyvanias centre. but the ball
going again to the Hiss brothers, it
moved forward to the ten-yard line Here
they stopped and on the fourth down the
ball went 10 Pennsylvania, and with a
long punt from Thayer was sent flying
across the enclosure, 10 be returned to
the nfteen-yard line. Wallis broke
through and scored a touchdown after
play of eight minutes. Butterworth
gained the goal with a difficult kick, and
the first score of six points went TO Yale
The Pennsylvania boys gained only five
yards on "a wedge when Camp was sent
10 the end for an equal gain. Thayer
made again by punt and advanced the
BAN to tEe thirty-hve Yale line.
Butterworth then got i'm his work, and
by long run, aided by good interference,
carried the ball into the Pennsylvania
line. The work was followed by d series
of strong rushes on the part of Wallis
and l.. Bliss and G. D. Bliss worked the
tau across the lire for another touch
down. Butterworth kicked the goal
twelve 20 nothing. Thayer's punt gained
ground for the Pennsylvania after play
ing had been resumed. The Yale centre
proved too strong for them TO gain any
more
Again Pennsylvania used the wedge 10
no effect. Long punts We're exchanged,
and finally Thayer sent the ball over the
heads of Yale and between their goal
posts Soon it looked as if the University
boys would not score a point There was
disappointment i'm their breasts and the
dream Of success had faded Their
chances of becoming champions of the in
ter-collegiate league noated away in
clouds. They were defeated by the score
OF tWenty-cight to nothing.