Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-25

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Mccormick capt quarter. King capt..
l. Biss.-.---...-lefth halfback
Butt.rMss,b upss.rikd fuI5aek Ia,l9aeA Homans m1
Referee. William A. Brooks of Harvard; UNI
pire. s. V. Cofiin of Wesleyan.
Princeton won the toss and took the
wind, giving Yale tho ball. The game
opened with the usual wedge l.. Bliss
made nine yards. "Poe" Bliss then
made four yards through the centre
and the bali Was then passed to Laurie
Bliss. guarded by Butterworth, and c.
ID. Bliss started around the right end.
This was Greenway's end, and he had
attended to his man in good form, so
that l.. Bliss had little trouble in pass
ing that far. Hinckey had come to
the aid of the runner. and with the
help OF the other men l.. Bliss had
little trouble now that he was clear of
the field TO score the first touch down.
This happened just ono minute aud
fifty seconds after the game started.
Butterworth kicked the goal; Yale, 6;
Princeton, O.
Knd os First Half.
Morse now gained thirteen yards on
the "V." being dowped near Wallace
Poe, who went around left end for
three yards. Homans punted to
Yale's fifteen-yard line. Laurie Bliss
got the ball. "Poe'' Bliss now went
around left end for twenty yards and
Was stopped by Harold and Poe. VIM
ters was then sent through the center
for four yards. Mccormick fumbles.
Princeton gets the ball, Morse makes
two yards and right end. Wheeler
then went through the center for six
yards more. Poe made four yards
through center, Homans tried for the
goal and failed. Lea went through
center for tao yards and Homans The
last twelve yards, not having time to
punt, as Iale'ss ends were down OF
him. Yale got the ball on tour downs.
Butterwortn went around left END for
nine yards, stopped by King. Yale
passed the ball for interference. Prince
ton funbled the ball, both Greenway
and Wallis were upon it. Poe Bliss
on the next, being well tackled by
Trenchard.
l.. Bliss received his first hurt, and
when he resumed play was loudly ap-
plauded for his grit. Hickcock re-
ceived q bloody nose. Yale was given
four yards for slugging by Hall and in-
reference. Poe" Bliss went around
the left end FOR several yards; Poe
tackled here. Interference gave the
bail TO Princeton. l.. Bliss got the ball
on forty yard kick by Homans. Poe
then got the bail, and after running
four yards was tackled by Winters.
Morse went through for four yards
more; Homans kicked, and l.. BlIss
got the ball. He went around the righ,
end Tor SIX yards. Butterworth punted
to Poe. VINO caught the ball on Prince
tons four yard line. HInckey was
down on the field to huld him and
time Was called. Score at the end of
first half, Yale 8, Princeton o; touch
down by L. Bliss; goa. by Butter worth.
Again Yale wins.
Al 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 who
hooted for the tiger cheered their
fighters on In the best OF hopes. Morse
tried TO rush through the center but
was we'll held by Hickcock. No gain.
In the scrlmmage following the ball
WAS passed To Homans who punted II
outside the field. Waters rushed out
side and dropped on the ball for Yale.
The teams lined up so the ball might
bs placed IN play and IN the hard fight
iug which followed no gain WAS made
by either side. They followed a series
OF brilliant plays by Butterworth.
After ;he scrlmmsge ne forced the ball
five yards towards Princeton's goal.
It Was evident at this time that
Yals VAS working Butterworta for
all that vas IN him and the
full back showed that DC was equal 10
the OCCASION. Princeton had the ball.
IL vas passed 10 Norse, bat on a bad
tumble Yale gained five yards. After
tne scrimmsge Homans tired for
goal from tns teid, bat was we'll
tackled ty Hickney. Then followed
series Of gains for Yale. II "a. then
Princstonss ball. Morse gained t~o
Yards and then followed the second
grant play IN the game. Homans
tired 20 punt the bail cut % Prince
tons fsrrltofy. Ii vas excelientiy
stopped by Stiilman. The rebound
.~nt tue ball b.1s behsnd Princeton =
goal line. There sas thea grand race
for the bail
sstf1asns Feat
Sfllasn saceeeded ia making a sec
cad tetsch-dasa tor Yale. Butter
softh thea .iesed goss, sad tie score
ass tnen Nsis -. Pfi1cstan nothing
Pssaastou tosk the hail 81 the center
and gained several yards on a y Z"
fheFe followed several ser1aaasses, IA
sssen 20 sala ess shade. Morse gained