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

,, ,,nos, from the start Wharton was hurt here and
the first cali was sent for the surgeon lie soon fe'N
CAPTAIN IINKEy's WORK IN EARNEST
Vale then settled down work Butterworths signals
followed each other bewildeiiar confnsion and faie
made steady gains Of from tNo u live yards On eoch
I,oo.un Eutterwoith Thornc and Armstrong made the
RIMS and tho bull Pcnnsyly ana's yarinc ana
both tcams seemed pretty well exhausted iales gains
had been made between Mackey and Woodruff ~ Prince
ion hod done at Phadcpha. Yale caught her bi'a'h
and began 20 Try bccf' over her backs. but Ich'
svl,anIa rallied in fine style and Yale could not bulge
bevond the Ouakers Vineyard line Here Yale lost the
bali on downs, with the goal only few feet away.
pennsylvania became aggressive, aud the f'Ie
forces wen, backed the field Oseool went around
The lett end for yards and brooke MacEey and khpe
made good gains. Yale collected her I'te army ana
made stand compelling Brooke TO KICK, ond t"c h'i
vas again ia tn, centre OF the n'j. The ball went I"
ana for holding N the line. and runs by hhle
and Oseood put ball within twenty Yards Of fai@s
goal IIlnlcy came out Of scIimmage covered with
lood but he did seem u mind Two uglyoohing cuts
one ana under the left eye
Yale recovered the ball her twcnty.vaid line. ana
tried lcnnsylyanias centre for gain Bu,cfworh
had 70 punt Brooke caught the all The centre
., the field but il Yale Tor holding. Butt"rW0ith
nome made steady gains Yale was nght'
ing iurously her combined PUSHES soon hal The ball
on rsyIvana's tn-ysfd line
Yuttciwortl WAS used pile driver. and he gained
FIVE yards on two trials AID The goal line only 1--WE
vac, away. Wharton was hunt and there was barely
I'VE minutes to play. Butorwor,h went between the
left guard and tackle for three and he fairly pushed
ovcr the other two yards first touchdown. after
| - minutes ray. licSok kicked thu goal.
lcnnsyvanla tried the ryis wedge OH the line uD.
Knile gaining ten yards. Brooke punte1. aud Butter.
worth runtcd back bn, tie attcfs Kick was poor and
icnnsyIvania soon had the ball within thirty yad, q
Yae's goal IT passed back TO Brooke try at
coal from the fed The pass poor. bal coming
n Brooke on the bound, yc' in spite q THE he missed
he only n few inches. The first hail ended this
| mint with Yale points ahead.
unkeys mother would no, have known him when the
teams lined up fer the ,cconl hall M. Tho'ne's
rod hair WAS co,,ed with blood and little Vail hardly
able 10 stand although all kept puckiy wors. Val
tried side wedge Bcarl getting through seventeen
aids 1horne go, three and Buttsrworth ech'
more 10 the advantage. In two minutes play the bal
was on Pennsyivsn a. twcnty-vari line Then Yale go
| {, n, downs "Ruct" Vail was injured here. and VIII
| Jams the Old Obcr'and captain. took his place Val
,,e.,ed vigorously a.,ins. leaving the field but he
carried or struggling like spoiled child. IIe KEEP
r.o,cstipg fh,. he not hurt and thn he wanted e
| ,v lie looked as II he were half dead. Morris also
', t., ,,,c, If Airc and Thorno was forced b. CIV,
,,,nkcy Going back the iine while Cochran came II
| and played left end .,,,.
Val. again begun terrible PUSHES down the Held ana
,d tho hail close Pennsylvania line. Penn
500" .c,Incd the ball her hveyard line and It
| N', m Knnc WHO tied TO 20 around the left end
r.hr.n tackled him with teffi'c Fee' ana hnipe was