The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-30
THE GAME.
Yale Wins the Toss ana Begins n
the West side.

Yale wins the toss and chooses the west
goal. with the wind slightly in her favor.
Princeton has the ball and Is preparing
10 start the play. AZ
The Tigers open with the flying wedge,
King having the ball. The cleyer quar-
ter-back gains 10 yards around ~ a AZ ,e
next down. Princeton loses the Dali on
Thorne il downed with loss of three
yards on the first attempt TO get
through. Butterworth punts and the ball
Is caught by Blake on the Iisers 20
He is we'll downed by Greenway. Ward
the second attempt he gains yards.
b Is g Ss 0S o s9s SANS Yae
"I Rutterworth takes the bali through
centre for yards on the Tying inter
ference. Thorne gains Il yards through
Prfpeeten gets t the ball on Yale's holding.
MORSE RUNS A BIT.
Morse, by fine Interference, makes
good run for Is yards around left end,
He Is finally stopped BY baeserw n3,n
with delight Blake makes a beautiful
punt to Yales 5-yard line, hut Butter
worth catches directly il IN o front OF the
the Tigers are surprising their friends
by their sharp play.
There is consultation III the ale
camp and then the sides line, up. Arm
strong goes around right end for three
yards. Butterworth makes another
plunge through the centre for three
strong is downed by Holly without
gain.
BUTTERwoRTH KEEPS AT IT.
Butterworth again tries the centre. and
this time makes Yards. Thorne follows
t n.ie tn the Tying wedge and Hinkey car
ries the ball through Princeton's centre
for yards.
middle Of the field, and it is Princetons
bali.
MORSE RUNS AGAIN.
Morse makes another great run for
twenty yards around Hinckey and is
downed by Beard. Ward follows up this
advantage with two centre PUSHES for
three and two yards. bringing tho ball
well into Yale's territory.
Yale gets the ball on interference on
her 45-yard line. Armstrong; try at
centre nets Yale three yards and then
the blue team gets ready for flying
interference.
and Blake catches, but is downed in his
tracks by Hinkey.
HINKEY IS HURT.
Hinkey seems to be seriously hurt by
the collision, and time is called with the
ball on Prnceton's 40-yard line.
Yaies captain is said to be very badly
hurt and is bleeding about the head
He is carried from the field, but a mo-
ment after returns again and pluckily
resumes play.
King makes run across the field. but
loses yards and Blake punts So yards
TO Butterworth, who catches but is
down
GREAT Is BUTTERwoRTH.
Butterworth makes magnificent dash
around right end, shaking off half a
dozen Princeton tacklers for So yards,
before he is downed.
He again takes the ball, and with the
help Of Yale's flying interference gets
y Yards more. Ball now on Princeton's
myard line.
two rushes. which net. about yards,
loses the ball on off-slde play.
Blake kicks 80 yards to Thorne, bu. he
!, downed before he, can start. Yale tries
the wedge, but gains nothing. Butter
worth punts to Princeton's 20-yard line,
King getting the ball.
loses 5 yards for interference, and Blake
makes a poor punt. Yale gets the ball
on jPrinceton's 4o-yard line. Princeton's
InTeide play, gives Yale ,,;yn ards' and
fButterworth tries centre but is ceverly
lp.ocked by King.
4 IT'S CLOSE WORK HERE.
The next time he is more successful
snd gains six yards. carrying the ball 70
~
qthe centre fails to gain for Yale. and
the ball goes to Princeton on downs.
4 Ward goes, through Yale's line for 6
yards. and Morse does the act for 10
Guards more. Yale's centre seems to be
nweakening. Blake then goes around
5Yale's right for yards.
II PRINCETON RUSHING ALONG.
4 The Tigers are rushing the ball rapidly
Is 1t; is now in the centre. 1t is passed
hyard line ButterwOrth catches and le-
a,turns to centre King catches and is
hthrown heavily by Greenway.
y Princeton gets yards for in;erfcr-
Fence.
ID Princeton then tries the flying inter
difference, gaining yards through the
,s Lea, of Princeton, is hurt in the col
ssision and time is called, but ne re-
ttsu1nes play.
IN In the next scrimmage Princeton loses
Two yards Murphy tacklng Morse.
iDSlake goes through the centre for
Fyards and Morse gains four more on
icertre rush.
q Ward adds yards more and the ball
he's on Yale's 20-yard line. Short uuicl;
Arushes by. Blake and Morse net Prince
bfon yards more.
" YALE's CENTRE GIVING WAY.
- Yales centre is evidently giving way.
o,,And II looks as II Princeton would score
Tlnless Yale can stop her rapid progress.
"a, King plunges through the centre with
=. The Tigers are going half crazy with
and are cheering loudly.
az Morse gains 3 yards more between
~ iinkey and Murphy. Princeton's team
1f,,play Is superb
III Ball is now almost on Yale's 5-yard
Thline. -
- TIME FOR A DISPUTE.
tg A dispute occurs and time is called.
teclalms of OF side play are made by Yale.
lcfVhen the ball is In play again Princeton
scgets ready for flying Interference with
Z elk runners. Morse carries the ball to
ljk1ale's 5-yard line
~ YALE IN A TIGHT PLACE,
"a, Ward gains 2 yards more and the ball
'tis almost on Yales goal line, and a
Touchdown for Princeton seems sure.
II, The attempt falls and Ward does not
main an inch as Yale makes a desperate
Skesistance.
ir Time is called again, because Yale
4 player has been hurt. The excitement
nfe tremendous and the din in all parts
EDf the field Is deafening.
HtJt Is Morse who is hurt this time.
~ The ball lies about feet from Yale's
ngoai line. Thorne gets up, but II limp
ling badly. and takes his place in the
Zine.
Ia THE TIGERS SCORE!
b There Is a final rush, and War
EollinEps over the goal line for "A touch,