The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
TANNING THE TIGERS
PENNSYLVANIA DOESN'T LEAVE :
STRIPE OF THEN.
Williams Leads With Brilliant
Touchdown-Brook Miraculous
Kicking Never Equailed-Cornen
and Williams Play Closest Game
on Record-Other Games.

TRENTON, y. J.. Nov. I0.-The stalwart
SOUS OF old Pennsylvania clipped the
claws OF the Princeton tiger by score of
y 10 o l. was glorious triumph for the
red aud blue. and places Pennsylvsuis in
the froat rank Of tie footD Ii teams.
Where he sturdy athletes Of ancient Yale
had failed ani given MP championship
hoOors, Pennsylvania attacked. Crash
ing through aud breaking Ssuuder that
hlthsrto inv!ucib.e line. they carried the
bail forward anu forward, over the touch
down line ana planted tine red and blue
dag behind the goal post
The Tigers, WAC three hours before
bounced Gu tue griGiro1, full of confidence.
now tiIsd sadly off the field. many OF them
80 weak aud crippled that they bad To be
borne Ia the arms of comrades. The biz
crowd went wild. lbs huge yellow
chrysaut hemums and the long black
streAmers faded from sight. In their
places hundreds of blue and rei um breIlas
blue and red hsndkerchiefs, blue aud red
ribbons, burst luto view like magic. TIE
vast throng whOoped and yelled until the
big state house TAR away in Trenton fairly
Quivered.
Finally the enthusiasm became bound
less, aud like treat flood the crowd
suisec out into the grliiron, and hol-tIug
the Gu ,ker klckers upon JHelr shoulders,
Carried them IN triumph from the grounds.
TIGERS NEVER STOOD SHOW.
1t was grand bat lie, ; uDborniy fought,
but the Tig-rs az no time raj = chsrca OF
victory. Pennsylvania Outplayed them
man for man, and never was the Quaker
goal in danger. TIE mighty Wheeler was
tossed like baby il the arms of the giant
Wharton. Treuchard. prime of end
rushers, found in Gilbert king. Lea, the
famous tackle, struggled msDiuIly and
. vsluly against his cury-headed opponent,
Wagouhurst. Osrood, Brooke, Gilbert.
Wharton AID knipe were all entrusted
with advancing the ball. aud all justified
the coufideuce placed in them.
Williams, the plucky little quarter back,
handled himself like a veter III, and scored
The first touch down Tor the red and blue.
The ball hid been passed back 20 {. chTan
Tor Kick on Protectors twenty yard line.
but the Tiger full back punted the bali
into the ranks of his own men, aud Will
Jams, with lightning agility tucked the
leather under his left arm, dashed down
the field, through the Tigers ranks and
dropped it behind the goal post. Brooke
placed the ball squarely between the posts
and over tue bar scoring six points for
Pennsylvania This was in the second
ali, aud about ten minutes after play had
been called.
SIX INCHES FROM PRINCETON'S LINE.
No scoring was dcue IN the hrst half.
although the Quakefs took the ba II within
SIX inches OF PsincetoL's goal linz, about
the middle Of the first half, and lost il on
four downs through what was prob ,bly an
error in judgment. knip- siguaIled Gill
bert TO 90 through the tackle. The Tigers
mts>ed AT this point and barely managed
To shut down the Pennsylvania full back.
Ii looked as IL they were autlcipa, linz a
Center play, aud had Gilbert been swung
around tie end. play on which they
nearly always gain, he would undoubt-
eddy have gotten 1t over. rs be had little
morethsn IA yard TO 90. Throughout
this half, as well as in the next,
the ball was almost constantly
in Princeton's territory. Never We're
the Tigers nea-er than the Pennsylvani-s
twenty-five yard line. dthen only on
kicks which Brooke immed lately returned
gaining from ten TO twenty yards on every
exchange of punts with Cochran.
Pennsylvania second touchdown was
made about five minutes before the call of
time. The QuakeTs pounded through the
ckles, pierced the center and hai carried
the Uall to Protectors ten yard line. Here
II was passed 10 Osgood, who like a flash
wheeled Ia the left, shook himself loose
from the Princeton eBd-rush aud carried
the goal was sn easy one for Brooke.
TOYING WITH THE TIGERS
After THIS Pennsylvania might De- said
TO nave tOyed with tie tigers They took
10 chances whatever and Brooke would
kick every time the ball approached Penn
Sylvauia's territory. This was a gain tsat
rested the rcd aud blue while Princeton
men at this stage OF the contest were top
ping over by two or three on every line
up. Throughout the game BroOks's kick
lag was brilliant feature and perhaps
never has its equal been seen OH the foot
bail field. No matter how hard pressed,
or how close tue Tu-hers were upon "a III,
lie always pantei long and surely.
Although great surprise To the multi
tude and even To the football experts gen
orally speaking, 70 was n clear Case of the
vtnquishsi team being outclassed, as was
pr. dIcied In rhe-r dispatches this III 1Tniug
] he teams lined up d. follows:
PENNSYLVANIA. POSITION. PRINCETON.
Gilbert .left-rud. Smith
" agun u LEFT. tackle ............L-A
~ pdIui .,-ft-2utTd.. ..-... Iryi0r
Bull.--...........cenfe r.............R KS
" haTton...... ri-:at-guard. .....-W h--,er
NIn............right-t aCkir......-..H1ll y
Rp-engarteu. 49,. n -ciit end ...... IreaCt tri
Williams ......qu Irler back 1890. Poe
kuIp- .-......IIZb-- lib tCk........ Morss
O-gopd ........ lefi-hslf- back -......-.N ard
BcOoke. ..........full-back. ....... CocLrsu
Harvard Defeats Chicago.