The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-25
AGAIN TIE BLUE TRIUMPHED.
Concluded from First PEge.l

down. This happened in inst one minute
and ffty-seven seconds after the game
started. ButterwOrth kicked the aoal.
Score: Yale. 6; Princeton, O.
GOOD DEAL OF sEE-sAwING.
Morse now gained thirteen yards on the
"V," being downed by Wallis Poe went
around the left end for three yards.
Romans punted to Yale's fifteen-yard line.
Laurie Bliss got the ball. Pop" Bliss now
went around the left end for twenty yards,
and was stopped by Harold and Poe. Win
tor was then sent through tho center for
four yards. Mccormick fumbled. and
Princeton got tho ball. Morse made two
yards around the right end. Wheeler then
went through the center for six yards more
Poe made four yards through tho center,
and Homans tried for the goal, but failed.
Mccormick now made twelve yards on the
wedge. l.. Bliss tried without gain. But
terworth then punted for gain of twenty
two yards. King got the ball, and Lea
tried, but gained nothing. Irenchard then
tried for a gain, but it was not allowed.
Morse now gained four yards, followed by
q gain of four yards by Poe. Lea went
through the center for two yards, and
Homans lost twelve yards, not having
on him.
Yale got the bali on four downs Butter
worth went around the left end for nine
yards. but was stopped By King. Yale lost
the ball on interference. Princeton fun
bled the ball, and Greenway and Wallace
were upon it Immediately. Pop" BlIss
lost on the next try. being well tackled by
Trenchard. Yale lost four yards more OF
l.. Bllss's next play. and Yale was given
five ards more b v holding by Hall. But
terworth made thirteen yards around the
left end, aided by Hinckey's fine inter-
ference. Laurie Bliss now made four
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another of five yards Butterworth won
two yards and fourteen yards more was
gained for Yale by Butterworth's punt.
which was partially stopped. Poe got the
downed by Winter. HOmans punted for
forty yards. Bliss got the ball. and on
wedge made three yards They then tried
the circular wedge for gain of twelve
yards Morse and King here did effective
tackllng. Butterworth made three yards
through the center, and pop" Bliss one
yard.
LAURIE BLIss's FIRST HURT.
| Laurie Bliss made four yards around
| Hinckey's end. Here Laurie Bliss got his
first hurt. and when he resumed play was
loudly applauded for his grit. Pop" Bliss
now went through the center for three
| yards, and again tried, but fumbled, drop
| ping the ball. H,nckey was there, how
ever. and fell on the ball in good form.
Princeton then got the ball on four
| downs Poe tried, without gain. Homans
| tried, with no gain. and then punted thirty
five yards Laurie BLISS mutfed the ball,
hut fell upon 1t. He then went around the
| right end for ten yards but having run
| out of touch, the bali was taken out. But
| terworth went around Greenway's end for
| three yards. Grcenway interfering we'll.
! Princeton now got the ball for holding in
| line. Morse now made eight 81 ards through
the center. Winter tackled him. This
was q brilliant gain for Morse. Yale got
the ball for holding by Hall. Winter went
| through the center for two yards. and
1 Wallis tried. with no gain.
| Laurie Bliss now went round Greenway
| for five yards. Hickok received bloody
nose. Yale was given five yards for slug
Ring by Hall and interference. Pop"
Bliss went around the loft end for seven
yards. Poe tackled here. Interference
| gave the ball to Princeton. Laurie Bliss
get the ball on q forty-yard kick by Ho-
| mans Pop Bliss gained five yards
| around the left end, ButterwOrth punted
| for twenty yards and King got the ball.
| Poe made five yards through the center.
Morse now went around the left end for
| three yards. King was seriously hurt.
Romans made one yard through the center
center on the "" trick. Bnt,srworth
punted for twenty yards. Poe then got
bv nsr Mras
for fonr yards moro. Homans kicked, and
| l.. Bliss got the ball. He went around the
right-end for six yards Butterworth
punted to Poe. who caught the ball on
| Princeton's thirty-yard line. Hinckey was
down on the field to hold him, and time
| was called. Score at the end of the first
half: Yale, 6; Princeton, o. Touchdown
by L. Bliss; goal by Butterworth.
The Second Half
At the opening of the second half there
was grim determination pictured on the
faces of the Princeton players. The touch
down and goal scored by Yale In the first
half was considered accidental by many.
Those tho rooted for the Tigers" cheered
their fighters on in the best of hopes. At
the opening of the half Princeton had the
ball. The Tigers" formed V and gained
eleven yards. Morse carried the ball that
distance. and was we'll tackled by the Yale
men. After the tackle Princeton had the
ball Morse again tried to rush throu gh
the center. but was we'll held by Hickok,
so no goin was made. In the scrimma &c
following the ball was passed to Romans,
who punted it outside the field. Winter
rushed outside and dropped on the ball for
Yale.
The teams lined up 80 the ball might be
placed In play and in the hard fighting
which followed no gain Was made by
eithe. side. Then followed a series OF brill
liant plays by Butterwortb. After the
scrimmage he forced the ball five yards
towards Princeton's goal. In the scrim-
mage that followed he proved himself eff
fective in gaining total OF four ards for
Yale. 1t was evident at this time by the
way. that Yale was working butterworth
for all that was IN him. and the plucky
fuli-back showed that he WAS equal TO the
occasion. Pop" Bliss ran al onnd Prince.
toms right for fifteen yards aud was well
tackled by Morse. After the scrimmage