New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

,,,, his corns of assistants stampeded before the
game started. and the police joined In the chase
As result pandemonium reigned. particularly
during the second half of the game The CROWD;
the field obstructing the view of those IN .ne
stands. and interfering with the playing OF 'he
Captain Kllilea had charge Of the police and he
was at the head Of about as unruly ana ignorah.
lot of policemen as we're ever seen tosetheri, W
sufficient to handle the crowd but it was soon seen
that double that number was needed, ana Sky
900 as should nave been done. The police seemed
determined 10 see the game at any cost ana as
and substitute players were soon overrun
One oliicer-his number was l.0j3-insulted every
take special delight in pushing newspaper men
VINO %9re 9aag near the end Of the Zane W G
Rhodes, Yale's coach was assaulted ana knockci
d pyss S hs assaan h officer aushed and init
mated that they might better fight out for al ne
agenent ever seen At football game n, this
somebody viii be seriously hurt The only safe
guard agans snGn M ea sng 10 allow U onS
those persons inside who are entitled to be there
VINO had no more right 10 be there than the man
in Gravesend.
YALE HACKERS GET FRIGHTENED.
The game itself was fine struggle and one worth
going long distance to see Yale won but the
champions had the hardest battle they have had
Yesterday Yale has not been scored against since
that crimson victory. and they did not anticipate
being scored against yessTda y the business social
and political world were present from ms Guy
rhe upper tier Of the grand stand was bower Of
beauty and outside OF the horse show al manson
s Somee S Gsrs seen osetssr The and
Princeton teams were present VINE snreg
G. whitney, entertanng yei paT nsn 90 i02 Se
% we'll
hercnlean task Imagine all the enthusiasts Wno
WarS Princeton and Pennsylvana for years and
one would then have complete list. -. ,o,,,nn
little money was red on the general result the
hO dss G S0i b aSs w Sars made
that Yale would win by fifteen points or I'm S r,c OF
o Sal he Ned and Blue won all this money Yale dd
not expect have 20 use al her trlcKs, ptIlendiit
assi sae Hsrvard and princeton The champions
found out their mistake before INC game ned ,d them
and ii looks as il the champions would have to
Harvard at. Springheid.
pu,1.DrLPnIANs WORK AGCRFssIvEIY.
Pennsylvania played logged, bulldog sort OF
gamc-a game which would have won against any
team no. ca well coached and trained as is Yale.
Pennsylvania's strong point is in her aggressive
ness Their weak point is in defensive play Ihey
eight Ike tigers and retreat in disorder. Yale Is
weak AT centre and fairly good behind the line
Yale made her gains through tHc CcN'ie' DV''o 80
able TO do much with Pennsylvanias ends Us,
good The ex.Corne football king played one OF
the ncst beautiful games ever seen, and while ne
was always in the thickest OF the battle he meyer
nrooks aid all the punting, and did 1t well Yale $
point of attack between Mackey. left tackle,
and Woodruff, left guard .
Much bad blood was shown on both sides. and few
Of players sit the sid IN perfect , physieat
torn and ugly and covered With blood while Inte n
NOT much better condition Newton retired In
favor Of Rosenearten YAH IN .i favor Of Williams,
hair was matted with blood. re.lce1 I'm the second
half. Hinkey going 10 lss; haisiask ana Cochran
life. and he really ne Yale leader. iiinkey
ana Bcard had some words In the las, half and
Game to blows. This caused a stampede by the
crowd and a rush OF the substitutes TO the scene
Of disorder. TIE men wanted TO continue their
hstic argument TO finish, but friends parted
them and the merry game went 1t. was so
dark during the last fifteen minutes OF play that