Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-17
FOOT BALL.
PrIncetons VS. Naval Cadets-A Live.
~ Game.
PRINCETONs as-cADETS o.

ne Aaueis were 0efeate0 DY the triE-
ceton team last Saturday afternoon 10
well-played game. The Academy bots
played hard and holly contested every
inch Of ground lost. A special traiu from
Baltimore brought down a large number
OF people. a great many OF whom were
ladies.
The game was called shortly after 100
r. NJ, the Academy choosing the ball.
The customary wedge Is formed and
Brady carries the ball forward for i've
yards johnson makes a small gain and
then Bayley bucks Princeton's cen
ter for seven yards. but the Cadets soon
loose the ground gained. and Princeton's
gets the ball in a scTimmage. Rushes by
King. Barnett aud Homans carry the
ball down into the territory of the Acad
envy boys Another time the ball is
passed to King who breaks through the
line for ten yards when he is brought to
earth by a magnificent tackle of Brady
Princeton cannot make the necessary
five yards and the cadets get the ball and
almost Immediately loose it on four
downs. Homans, King and Hall force
thesbal within few feet of the Acade-
my goal line and then King bucks the
center and secures the first touchdown
for Princeton. Romans punts out the
Score-Princeton 6. Academy o.
The teams line up once more in the
center of the field and Bookwalter makes
fifteen yards through the Princeton cen
ter. The next two attempts are unsuc-
cessful, however, and Bagley prnts II
is Princeton's ball now but in dangerous
proximity TO their twenty five yard line
and the ball is passed to Romans who
punts the ''pigskin" out of harms way
out of bounds but McCauley falls on the
ball and Ii is still in the hands of the
Tigers Romans is hurt in the "scrim
mage" but continues TO play. Barnett
goes over the line for the second touch
down. from which Homans kicks goal
after punting out the ball Score
Princeton. IL, Academy, 0 Bookwalter
as before, makes ten yards through the
center by means of the V and this is
followed by thirteen and seven yards
more by Bagley and Pearson. Bagley
fails in his attempt to make drop
kick but RECEIVERS the ball by falling
upon it. Bagley kicks the ball and 1t
rolls over the outside line. Romans
bucks the center for no gain and then
kicks. For the next few minutes a
kicking match ensues between Bagley
and Romans Romans gets the ball and
makes ten yards; Barnett makes three
Yards; King tries the same trick but
Pearson breaks through and makes him
lose four. King tries it again and
this time is more successful making fif-
teen. Wheeler is given the ball but
makes no gain and time is called with
the ball in the Academy territory.
SECOND HALF.
The Tigers" have the ball this time
and form the usual wedge making five
yards, Homans makes five, King fifteen,
and Barnett carries it over for the third
touchdown, from which. as usual, Ho
mans kicks goal Score Princeton 1S,
u. $. N. A %.
Previous to this Holsinger has his head
cut, but pluckily resumes playing, but
after the teams line up he is forced to
stop and his place Is taken by one of the
substitutes.
The ball goes first to one side and then
to the other until at last the ball is pass
ed to King who make the longest and at
| the same time the prettiest run of the
game, aud when he is finally downed
| thirty yards have been gained. Barnett
then goes over the line for his third
touchdown and the fourth of the game.
Romans kicks the goal and the score
changes TO Princeton "a U S. N. A %.
The ball is taken to the center of the
field and Bagley Is given the ball, but
loses ground on account of slow play
ing on the part of the quarterback. The
next three downs are in the same place
and Homans punts aud Brady gets the
Leather and has gained ten yards be-
fore he Is downed by Trenchard. The
cadets loose four on tumble and Bagley
kicks. Small, but sure gains by King,
Romans and Barnett bring the ball near
er the goal and at last with ''strong
shove, a long shove and shove alto
gether" Barnett falls over the line for
the fifth and last touchdown. This time
Romans fails to kick goal and the score
is Princeton 2S, U. S. N. A %.
The Academy tries the wedge again.
Bagley makes ten; Brady five; Johnson
is downed in his tracks; Pearson gains
FIVE and Immediately afterwards gains
five more; johnson makes four and the
ball is on the Princeton's twenty-five
yard line. Exhorting his team TO hold
hard" Bagley tries to kick a goal from
the field but fails.
Romans kicks and Brady gets she ball
and makes four yards. Academy gets
five yards for offside play Johnson
makes five more when time is called.
There was brilliant playing at times on
both teams. The men lined up as fol-
lows:
CADETS. PRINCETON.
Mccormack left end McCauley
Gise, left tackle Holly
Pearson, left guard wheeler
Kavanaugh, center Balliett
Trench, (capt9 right guard Hall