The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05


Tor two " or three seconds: University men
c "STIf 5eire fSturned n Kind Nv N ~
4 number Of graduates Ard 4, attendants Th99
the sluggors. who returned 10 play with glow
eting looks The incident merely showed how
tine t Of c ns Rs spSoS away and
brought no score for the Quakers; they be-
s ground Gey and hH WERE the s sn 5
Sr.c stpsse for t snT h, down When
Tie scene say i!eese struck the first blow;
others DENY t. There was n rush from the
benches to separate the lighters. The teams;
Bsn'Hs T fndt rage 1sy ss ID
human nature to know that the next scrim-
mage would, end in a free light. when. happily.
| victorious Prncetons were carried of the field
| by their ircnzied classmates
dy roads to- ovcrcrowlcd cars. into the drip
ming. sombre streets Of the city. but there were
enough wrarers Of the orange md laek who
gloom Of Philadelphia
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
The game. though allowing neither team
chance to show much scientific interference
Sn aas of the MS %
the Tigers this was undoubtedly in their line.
which proved imnrCEnhsls' ths ponnsy \ bt
once. while most Of Prncetons gains were due
to the weakness OF Fennsylyania' centre The
| Quaker backs were all that WIS expected OF
strong, and his tgcking far ahead Of any;
teen ten 0I minutes outpnnted blake by ali odds.
hrle Me1 HsE ga roeta The m S
ran hard, but most OF their gains were due to
Morse carried the ball further thnn any one
else on the field to-day. Warts running was
suk a The s' cnei Weakness PRINCETON showed
vas in her tnckng Her men tackled too hi ban
engesHm da oo Apart 0f from ths howevsr
work Of heT wa" aa thst III Mba sde
6 os game 9a hs f e c"p
share Ta1 q the 0uakers gains were made around
The ball was put in MAY at 2:o5. Pri, &c
Is m,t Yards. Morse was then sent twice through
tho centre, but was downed without gain. npd
then 9it s
centre. Both her backs hit the line well. but
were we're called befoie as many yards had been
gained knipe puntGd well to King ~. an az IL
c14sry bal sfs got Su
pigskin and sent 1t sailing back to the centre
o 5s t backed the centre for five yards, and
Prncetons TACKLES which gained ten yards ,nss
tho bali on a tumble, and Blake dropped back
for another kick for Princeton. This resulted lied
The claim was not granted. however. . on
ha,l went to the Quakcrs on their twenty yard
line. Again the mas: plays were tried on
Princeton $ centre. with no gain. ana hhipe
Wheeler had broken through the line:
though. and stopped the kick finely. 1t was
Princeton's hall. and only two yards from their
opponents, goal. The orange and back ban,
ners filed the air. and many throats were
Ctr n thp Tipprs lilcuhup to puSh their
backs over the line for the first tonch down nf Of
h sH aSe yaqd rs stn qh
Tennsyvanans had grown desperate. as all
the men were in pile when Morse was
Woodr eare4 upon this mass ass o. hpm NJ
In: the heid. WarfnTurst TOOK his place;
Princeton gave the tall to Ward. and ne was
goal. but missed it: score: Irin,rr,.t ton. 4;
m nrnyfts' In the next ine.uG tho Thila-
dephnRs ssned more GFound r On WRisG
their backs around the ends. but for no
s several ims "'; tackles here They had three
downs. without gain when they received five
yards from the umnire for h9itinG in the line:
u fair gain. and knipe kicked. princeton took
the ball on her 23-y9rd line Morse Mo- mt the
bal! to tho centre OF the field.
tackles and gained eight Yards, but lost the
bali on tumble. BlakH punted poorly. and
ONLY ilteen Yards in their territory. Prince
tons centre was solid and the Pennsylvania
players lost the ball on four downs Princeton
tried the 81 me thing. and tho hall returned to
the Philadelphians just where they had lost 1t;
KNIFE kics s 1t was Inc pint ana carried
the ball to within ten yards of lrincrton's goal.
e sSa the fn so
it. Osgood WAS sent around the end. but
Holly broke through and tackled him behind
4 double pass was then tried by Colbert and
Knpe for an end play. but Lea was too quick
for them. and knpe was downed in his tracks
with no gain. There was only three yards to
Ean END they {Sksd mass S Gsy to E2n It.
kicked. tut it was free catch. and Osgood
took sra started down the ed r rim etc.
She punt St again and os 600 no miss:
ed the catch but by fS scramble
proved %edf aiure. They then tried a little trick
which resulted in similar lila manner and there
bali was then in the centre OF the field again;
knpes punt was ar onG and prRGHton han
for gain OF IS yards. The ball was, still in
Princeton territory. being about ~ yards from
Being tired of bucking Princeton's line for
their lacks around the ends. but they were
folcd in this also. Here they tried u trick
which they worked in different forms several
times during the game Knipe dropped back
for n kick. and rs%ood SOLE off to the left Of
the liae. knipe kicked across in the direction
where Osgood was standing and then ran
down, the field. evidently intending to get
ahead Of the ball and thus put 1t on side 30
that usGood would hive chance 70 take the
ball for fine run in Z. clear field. 1t did
not work. though for Knipe was tackled and
War'i got the bail for Princeton. The TIGERS
and then Blake punted. knipe missed the
catch. and II HOT acrainl 10 for the ball ensued.
but the Pennsylvanias nna Is got it. and lining
M quickly. sent Osgood through the lire for
eight yards. They tried mass plays again.
but could not gam. and had to kick. knips
punted we'll and when Phil King caught and
It was only iiteen yards from Prince.
tons goal, le gained ten yards by
tho forty yard line. Here the Pennsylvania
men Traced M and made several good gains
around the ends. Colbert made IL fine run
around Princeton's left, and would have had
almost clear field. but Morse headed him of
and tao killed. him like nend. Sc that he gained
only about eight yards,