The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-30

Armstrong carries the bail through
me centre to Princeton's 25-yard line,
but Yale loses the ball on bad tumble.
gets II.
on the first down he goes through
next gains yards more.
BUTTERwoRTH DOING THE WORK.
Iale's fullback seems to be doing most
OF the playing for his team. Yale seems
TO have lost the snap which she showed
In the Harvard game, and the heavy
aeninst P sPtec1aiiiy seems to weaken
Butterworth and Hart gain > yards
each through Princeton's centre. carry
Ing the ball to Princeton's 3o-yard line
anie,s fullhack attacks the right END
and plunges through for 4 yards more
Princeton. however, gets the ball for off
side play Y, snd Ward goes through
Blake gains three three yards a. around loft
end, and Morse tries right end for five
more. bringing the ball to Princeton's
4O-y8rd line.
Time is called for the first half at 1856
score: Princeton, t; Yale, o.
YALES SURPRISE.
The New Haven players have evidently
tackled stronger team than they were
prepared to meet in the Tigers. ana with
all their pluck and generalship they seem
! to be unable 10 make headway on the
| Pr.ncetons line.
The retirement OF Thorne Is Grea'
|
ton to this. bad fumbling of the ball at
| critical points of the game has caused
them to lose the advantage they had
| gained.
The playing of Rutterworth Hinkey
and Greenway for Yale. and King and
Morse and Ward for PRINCETON. was the
feature of the first half.
THE SECOND HALF.
The teams came out for the second
half at $50 Princeton this time having
the west goal.
| Yale starts with the living wedge. and
Hart gains ~ yards on the first rush.
| On the next attempt. Armstrong goes
through the line for yards. but the try
| unsuCcessfui.
Another down gives the ball to Prince
after an orside play Harr is sent to
left end, but ne is down with a slight
loss by Trcnchard, whose wind is
knocked out. He quickly resumes play.
| however. and on the next play Butter
worth kicks to Princeton's 20-yard l!ne
King catching the ball.
YALE DEFENSE BETTER.
Morse fails to make any Roadway
against Wales centre, and Blake kicks
to the middle of the field where ball is
caught by Hlnk2y.
Beard tries to go through Princeton's
centre. but is downcd with slight loss,
tn" Tigers breaking through.
Princeton gets the hall on downs and
tries mass pavs slight gains being made
Blake then punts % yards, the ball
going out Of bounds.
1t - Yale's ball on her 35-yard line.
| Butterworth makes yards through
PrincetOns centre, and then Princeton
loses more for offside play.
\ tumble by Hart gives Princeton the
hall.
WARD Is A PLrNGER.
Ward plunges through Yales centre
| 4. a., ff,ta
elce and with another flying wedge
Morse makes i Yards Princeton getting
! ) more for off-side play.
! In the next mass play Balliett received
/ a terrible blow on the head. making "A
deep cut back of the ear, which bieeds
protusely.
80 yard line. and in Princeton's possess
sion. Balliett does not give up and the
Tigers yell is heard when he resumes
playing.
ed by Stl!man. before he can gain.
YALE MAKES A MESS OF 1T.
Yale gets the ball on downs, and tries
flying Interference, but makes a mess of
It, Armstrong losing about yards.
ButterWortn makes yard through the
field. King catches ana tries to run, but
IA downed with loss OF yards by
Greenway.
Th.. BAH is Prlnceton's on her 5D-yard
y
play Blake puntS and Butteiworth
catches on lale's iO-yard line.
WALES CHANCES FADING.
Yates chances for scoring seem TO be
gradually fading, and the wells of the
New Haven rooters are becoming less
frequent.
Armstrong; run on the end is unsuc-
cessful. and Butterworth kicks to Prince
toms 45-yard line Blake muns the ball,
but King falls on 1t.
4 inn MIA ut ont ra yiNE ~
ton 10 yards. Yale players are giving
way before the rush
MORSE CAN STILL RUN.
4 superb run by Morse around Yale's
left end brings the ball 10 Yale's &j-yard
line; The run nets Princeton 20 yards.
Ward goes through Yale's line for
yards, but Princeton loses the ball for
UffsiGe play.
Armstrong goes through Baliett and
Wheeler for . yards. and Butterworth
then punts to the centre
Ward gains 1 yards through the cen
ire. and Blake kicks to Iales 2o-yarI
line, where it is caught by Butterworth,
VINO returns it to King, who muff, the
bail but ge:s 1t again from ilinkev.
PRINCETON NEVER TIRES.
Two more plays in centre give Prince
ton seven yards, and the ball is started
towards goal line again.
Morse makes IA gain of two yards and
| W dil Two Hhlts
! Several quick PUSHES al centre follow
carrying the ball to lale's 3O-yard line.
Ward starts To ran around Vale
/ right end, but Is downad by Grceuway,
! with loss OF four yards.
/ Lea il hurt again and time called. He
sticks to his work.
KING RUNS % YARDS.
King goes around Yale's left end for
q yards carrying the ball to Yale's 10
yard line, where he is downel by
Butterworth.
Morse gained yards more on flying
! interferencrS, and Princeton re-
peats her tactics II the first touch
down.
! Val" gets the ball on tumble.
BTTTERWOETH TO THE RESCUE.
Butterworth makes a punt Of 60 yards
TO lrinceton's jO-yard line. Blake catch
eH, hut IS doWned,
!. Wheeler is showed through the Yale
line for ~ yards
Morse makes another good run around
Hinckcy, for ~ yards, bringing the ball
to va! "a 3"-yard line.
\ splendid mass play Through Yale's
centre nets Princeton IL yards. L. look :
as If there was no possibility Of Yale'H
scoring now.
Morse goes through the centre for
yards more. Ban now on Wales 2Q-yard
, line