The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-25

black looks for Umpire CONN. Tho Pfincetons
s'e ss ssspih sS
gain OF eight ySrds ittIe Poe puts world Q,
:, Princeton now gets the ball for holdine a and
oynsd he has time to Kick fH or g run
@ a asss Ss him ss i Ss pss
f. sss srss s slJssS %ISsS
S Der are q, his side IL trIce ne play toses
rise. His courage Is as undaunted az at the
pain. save a slight linn, ana an additional fur
row r or two In his arcady, wripklsd forehead. =.
s eapan nF o team y tMS p
ago. :"
HARD rIoHrrNa HERE
>, When lined W once more stillman and Bal.
huge shoulders and shaggy heads coming omit ' To-.
to worst tho other. lale men are stupeiled.
and and Princeton mon swear that he has
Il. son Tnen for ys s Yards Gss %s
beg SSsun; mutterToEth Hicks poorly and kIns
yards before he 6 tackled and downed by Win.
o,
,ured leg getting a severe twist no is unable
5ss aIf fs %ns tie re a na i II
%S5ss 'f ss aEs hs'
~ covering sddtonn territory a', ethep pS S,
h heinS iEpEitIess YnIe secures tie bali on
Laurie Bliss is checked. Poo gains i've yards
Sna Morse carries the bail on f for tho yards
MI mi Han L..
for forty, yards. ltuttcrworth getting a fair
cntch. Bntterworth kicks to princetonss
neat catch is nrepsrnr to o rum whnG timo ef y
called for tho first half with the score 6 to in
lales favor.
THE BATTLE RENEWED.
chance to talk and the players an opportunity
t g 6athe their wounds and cool their parched
Princeton driving Morse around tho left end
Lon advanced tho leather for two yards. en-.
sunsd out nay 81 bo oE ana WSsn
to score. Wallis. Winters. md Butt a s,i,
1 being used used in turn q. bHttsrns
q pretty run OF fifteen yards around Pr 'h%u.
oarS sHa at pni his %S #
cess G, md score touch down. but light footed
ht ne pore down upon him. and diving full at
bringing the Yale man down with a crash. #
was one ef the rretties,, tackles Of tho
both contngents. Trenchnrd w T risht a ftn
Poe and had the latter missed him TrcnchRrd
would have probably been u stumbling block
IN the Yale mans Path.
APAusE WHILE BLISS Is BANDAaED.
Morse was hurt in scrimmace that followed.
but like the others he appeared to be madc OF
dnd ,h r., rubber and vert into The thickest
Iss by ErTpt d9dEng and ccys
touch down but for iiall. who taekiet,sseF
nn LEFT his s. man stretched prone npoHEshe
va. his left k leg WIS injured and h"n
PLAYERS trotting about meanwhile to keep from
y, After t., some minor play Laurie Bliss carried
right end for fifteen yards. demonstrat iH e
f sa nHs the ans h"sa M c4 That
lsutisrw2rth ard Wallis in three centre plays
to lose the ball on downs after Butterworth
had fumblcd badly.
ANOTHER GOAL FOR YALE
1t was Princeton's ball on her own fort$anve-
md gains by Butterworth and Gree1fw Tu;
,,arricd It back to the eentre OF tie heid.
~ Randolph. and It was only question OF n |
short time before he would iiave o succumb.
ms lace WINS pale and drawn with pain. and
IND the agile full back made notaIle gains |
The Princ"tons played with almost super
tss ns cm but En6; snss ssEsd
he Kick. the ball founding back toward the
speg S9I CANT p Knr hI
md Mccormick. tho Captain OF the iaie team.
Stillman reached the pail first and falling UP
it was the purest Kind OF a luke, and When When
e q; increasing iale,s score to T. to O. the
=. HOY can we win? They. have outbueked
decisions"
PRINCEToN's DESPERATE STRUGGLE.
Princeton had lost heart. but she put up
good game to the last. starting out with the
%%I ro M1sNhE The esse Of orse
III tu ,at lost s5$ana$ Ssas
2 YaIe's ten-yard line b%itefwortS, re:
he ball prettily. made a spiord Hdi run
shouting as one man. johnny. Johnny" lie
numbering Hickok. and there ,was hardly a
man In the crowd who would not have wagercd
,ues would have missed ii M M But ho ' dn n
hough. and Johnnv's Wild career was cut
short by having 200 pounds OF Yale beef
Jumped unoh his neck. King wa. hurt i'm
\ ediatsly niterward. and Yale got the ball on
Princeton failing to gain territory In four
ANOTHER FAILURE TO MAKE GOAL.
It was desperate struggle for the next five
minutes IN the centre OF the field. neither side
having the advantage. Trsnchard was
Knocked under by tho severity OF the play.
3utterworth kicked poorly. and Romans de-
ermined to try tor goal from the field after
Poe and Morse failed to make gnins. Again 10
margins.
Laurie Bliss was becoming faint, and McCor-
nick q half supported him until Trainer Muir
Jack would not leave the field. but lay upon
he coaching limos enyeloped in sweater. to SEQ
he game concluded. Graves being n
resh man was worked for the next
I've minutes without a, respite. kicking tile |
ages. Then Bntterworth and p9r Bliss came
2 for their parts Of tho glory. and so the bat |
l g ragged w and down tn, iield with neither
'ormick dropped back and tried for n Goul. |
md, Ike Romans. he misscd 1t narrowly. |
Then King was once more KNOCKED out for |
Hms minutes. and the air was getting keener |
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