St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25
SECOND HALF.
Princeton Plays With Despera-
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ton, but Yale Scores Again.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-At the opening
OF the second half there was grim de-
termination pictured OH the faces of the
Princeton players. The touchdown
and goal scored by the ales in the first
half was considered accidental by
many. Those who cheered for the Ii
gers cheered their fighters on in the
best of hopes.
At the opening of the half Princeton
had the ball. The Tigers formed a
''V" and gained eleven yards. Morse
we'll tackled by the Yale men. After
the tackle. Princeton had the ball.
Morse again tried to rush through the
center, but was held by Hickok-no
gain. In the scrimmage which followed,
the ball was passed to Homans, who
punted it outside the field. Winters
rushed outside and dropped OIL the ball
for Yale. The teams lined up so the
ball might be placed in play, and in the
hard fighting which followed no gam
was made on either side. Then fol-
lowed a series of brilliant plays by But
terwortf. After the scrimmage he
forced the ball five yards towards
Princeton's goal. In the scrimmage
tnat followed he proved himself effect
i've in gaining total of nine yards for
Yale. 1t was evident at this time, by
the way, that Yale was working Butter
worth for all that was in him, and the
plucky full-back showed that he was
equal to the occasion.
Pop Bliss ran around Princeton's
right goal for fifteen yards and was we'll
tackled by Morse. After a scrimmage
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gallant run of twenty-eight yards. He
was tackled by King, and in the rush
was severely injured. His knee panied
him all through the game. When good
nursing fitted him for the fray a round
OF applause rang through the stands.
Princeton bad the ball. 1t was passed
to Morse, but on bad tumble Yale
gained five yards. After scrimmage
HomanS tried for goal from the field,
but was we'll tackled by Hinckey. Then
followed series of gains for Yale.
Laurie Bliss gained fifteen yards,
Pop" Bliss gainen five yards and But
terwOrth gained six yards. 1t was then
Princeton's ball. The Heather was
passed to Homans, who punted it for
thirty yards. The good interference of
Yale prevented a further gain. The
bali 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 surround
ed the tackling of Butterworth Morse
was injured. 1t was then PrincetOn's
ball. Morse gained twoyards, and then
followed the second grand play i'll the
game. HomanS tried to punt the ball
out of Princetou'S territory. 1t was eX-
cellently stopped by Stillman. The re-
bound sent the ball back behind Prince
toms goal line. There was another
grand race for the ball. Stillman sue
ceeded in making second touchdown
for Yale. Butterworth kicked a goal,
and the score then was Yale 12, Prince
ton 0.
Princeton took the ball to the center
and gained seven yards on "V."
Then followed several ScrimmageS, in
which no gain was made. Morse gained
eight yards and was tackled by Laurie
Bliss. Morse then tried to force through
Yale's center. He lost ground, however.
and after the scrimmage the ball was
punted by Homans. and after tumble
by ButterWOrth was caught by Green
way. After the scrimmage Poe got the
bail and, aided by good interference,
carried it to Yale's twenty-yard line. A
series of hard fighting followed. King
carried the ball across the field, but did
not gain any advantage. In second
run he gained sixteen yards, and III be-
ing tackled was severely injured.
The ball was then dangerously near
the Yale's goal and the fighting was
wild. Morse tried to break through
Yale's line but failed. Yale's defense
work was grand. After series of
scrimmages Butterworth punted tlfe
ball outside the field. 1t was caught by
Poe The ball was taken to the center
of the field and scrimmage following
gave fifteen yards TO Yale. Hard fight
ing followed. The ball was we'll worked
towards Yale's line. Homans tried for
goal from the field, but missed by
about two feet. The fight put up by
Yale to force the ball from her territory
was fierce. Laurie Bliss here sustained
the last of his injuries and had to be
helped off the field. He was replaced
bv Graves. Yale then gained three
yards. 1t 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 five
yards. Morse was forced through the
center for ten yards. The ball was
then passed to Homans, who punted.
1t was caught by Butterworth, who
gained ten yards. A scrimmage fol-
lowed in which there was no gain.
Then Butterworth gained five yards.
He then made another gain of twelve
yards. Bliss run was very brilliant.
In the tackle which followed King was
hurt. The fighting was fierce from this
point to the end of the game. There
was then only seven minutes left and
Princeton had no hope for victory.
Still they made every effort to score.
They failed, however, and the ball was
within fifteen yards of the goal when