New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

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and afterward Mccormick tried for goal from
the field but his kick was stopped by Thornton
Wallis gained and &. ID. Bliss fifteen yards, and
then the latter ball the line again
for the second touchdown, by another run OF hteeh
yards. Time, IA minutes. Dutterworth Kicked the
goal. score, IL 10 o.
Another by Pennsylvania, at the centre Of the
field nettcd them five yards, and after unsuccess
ful attempt By Knipc, Thayer punted. L. Bliss caught
the ball and ten yards. Wallis gained
fifteen more, well guarded by Hickox c. ID. Bliss
gained five yards. and then H. Bliss aided by splendid
interference circed the right end for forty yards scor
ing the third touchdown. Time minutes. But
terwoIth failed TO kick an easy goal Score, Is to o.
Pennsylvania again tried the on the lineup and
gained eight yards. After unsuccessful at
temptS to break through lales centre Thayer punted
for thry-ivc yards. and l.. Bliss made free catch
Iales rushers formed and gained fifteen yards but
the umpire decided that there onside play and
gave the ball TO Pennsylvania. After two wenk at
Temps by Knpe and Camp Thayer made drop kick Of
thirty yards and c. d. Bliss fell the ball. Butter
worth punted thirty yards and Thayer caught the ball
and eight yards back with IT before he wa
tackled. Asa Thsyer pInted on the third down. for
hniy-fve yards, and Buttcrworth caught the ball
L. Bliss aided by fine interference, ran nnety-hvc
yards The first down, around the right end. scor
ing the fourth touchdown. Time. Il minutes But
terw nth kicked the goal Score, % to o.
Again Pennsylvania made eight yards with V,
and then Thayer kicked forty yards Butterworth
caught the ball and ran twelve yards. {. ID. Bliss
gained fifteen yards around the right end but the bal
brought back AID given to PENNSYLVANIA for off
side play. On the third down Thayer tried a drop.
Kick Tor goal, bun The ball went too Low and rolled
between lale's goal posts. Bltterworth made
vineyard Inc. Bu,jerworth punted for forty yards
from behind at the lineup, and Thayer caught
the bah. TDayer pInted again for twenty-five yarisi
Iiinchey caught the ball and sixty yards around
the right 'na lie lodged We'll but vas stopped on
Pennsl lyanias twentyyaId line by Thayer. Time
for the nrst half then called.
When the second haif was begun ten minutes
Wagenlurst substituted for Mackey a. Jeff tackle,
and ho-engarten took the place Of captain ochoh at
slmmOn>'s hand had been broken. Adams acted a.
captain in 3choif Absence aales blazers Ined up
yards on the at the beginning Of play, and then
Camp ian twenty-five yads around The right end ana
at the same point melted eight yards when camp %ils
run out Of bounds at laes 'hyy1rd IT,, line han on ,p
y ale and Butterworh punted thirty hyc yariS;
Thayer am6led me ban ,, ana N9 tr ,ri ten
ference. ON Immediately afterward. Tmyer
fumbled again. but fell the ban. losing fifteen Yards
Iutterwclth catching the ball and running twenty
yards before being run out OF bounds i'uter"orlh
hurt in the sclinmage, hut pluchily continued play
ing pcnn,yvania ten got The ball ior of ,ide pay
the bail, ran hve yards, and then made running
kick Of thiry-nve. Thayer made a free catch on
twelve yaIds behind Y. on The third down Thaycr
again pH'ed thrlyh yas Yale got the bah ana
Butterworth then mace twenty yards and was vel
I@cd by rG IAye S9 gd 5 gn' wo ma ad M a.
between left tackle and end. The ball WA then on
pennsy lvanas hneen-yaid line. and C. Bliss carried
the ball over the line for touchdown, hut IN" run
not al owed account Of OH SIDE play and the
ball was brought back and given TO Pennsylyania-
Ihaycr kicked yards and IuttcrwOrth caught The
syiyaSia got the ba for on sIdc piay and made a
q hort gaius through the Camp
then got past hight aciue for eight yards before H.
Ee h l fo T his hi, p1co Icing ' TAKEN by
Knile a-o retired and Dclabaric took his place. y
number Of good gains were tAen made by p'cnnsyl-
vanias backs before TAaycr was forced TO kick on
third down ButtorwOrth caught the bail and re
turned the kick {. D. bliss r,n ,eycn;y-Gye yard.
around the lett CID on the fist line up. IImc-l7
minutes. EuueivoTh kicked the goal Scoic-
After V and fcw short gains, Thayer punted
forty yards for Pennsylvania on one of the next
Few rGshcs, l.anglois "as hurt. but continued to
play. Pcnn>ylvsa!a got The han for onsdc play.
but another similar infringement Of the rules gave
The bail again 70 Yale. Huttrworth pnted thirty
men, got the BAN again FOR 0lI,!dc play. Another
series Of short rl.hc, ly Vale carried the br Wi
pItn n hiteen yGgds ana Pui the Yale player; on
caught tho ban. but Yale lost IT u few moments later
Tor Ci,ide play series Of rAAC; carried ne bail
Yales 25-yard line. Pennsylvania began a series Of
carrying the bai to Yaic's syard line. Here II VA
lost by oGsde play and Yale puntcd it out moment
later. Thayer fimbled the punt on Yalc's 25.vard
line, ana Winter fell on the hall Yale then rushed
10 o for Yale
on the grand stand ard in the boxes were many
people well know, Known in New-lort socicty There
We're fewer drags or brakes than IS customary at The
ThankNgfving match. Among the spectators were
Charles > Fmncklyn, G. II. Francllyn. Captain and
Mrs: Eugene Griffin, Haucock Griffin, Willard Hrown
a. H. Brown, Miss Ecsslc Brown Colonel and Mrs
II. y. Pecchcr. Miss Vernon Brown Mr. and Mis-
Arthur White, William Harper Charles q. Boyd Mr.
Mrs
Mooth Frederic r.: Coudert, jr DR.. John MEG.
Woodbury.. Paul Gilbert Thcbaud Edward Center
W,Somiingo1 Whteh}use Belmont Tiffany Dudley VIA
loniS la Lent Chaunccy McKeevcr Miss Draper Miss
Mrhahd'r charles Lord, w. Harris Roome Bruce
flcc. Miss sadie Price, Archibald PelI. John y.
Dresser CoTtandt Van Rensselaer, Stuart scott VaIcn-
Tine &. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs Moler, Mr.. and Mr.
r. po, Esler Edward Davis Francis Fesscr, John q.
smith. J. w. Appleton. Frank Henry Howard IIcnry
Charles ". Robinson, Brncc Willing W II Rnct'
well. IT.. Charles Rockwell. Henry p. Taller W VI
Grlnnen, Perry Tiffany, Nathaniel Reyna and Edward
TIE members OF the Yale and University of Penn
Syvana teams enjoyed the hospitality OF thu Cnlver-
sity Athletic Club last evening The plnyers ana |
not arrive until the middle Of the evening and rs
they We're s'ill In training they did not remain late
For this same reason. the supper that served |
was made up Of articles which were not s1pno>od IN
eadaneer fac's success in her games with Harvard
ana Princeton. 4 good many Of the clubs members
We're present, and the cve9inG spent most Meas
anty In chatting, there being formal entertainment
Opportunity 70 get acquainted with one another I'm a
way not possible on The field OF battle
After the great Thanksgiving Day game the Yale
ana Princeton and also the Harvard players win attend
RECEPTION given for them 10y this club All viii
have broken training them 80 joy will be les conGnn,
than Il was last night ~