The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-12
sArvnDAr,s roorplzE GAMES.


 University of Pennsylvania Defeats Prince ton at rrsnton-A surprise te all hut the victors-Yale Defeats Lehigh at New York-Yale Freshmen Win From the Columbian Frsshmen.
 The University of Pennsylvania foot ball eleven defeated the Princeton tigers on the state fair grounds at Trenton,N. J.. last Saturday, by score of i2 to o. The result was surprise to everybody but the victors. who went on the grounds confident of victory. It was a hard fought battle from start to finish. but the Pennsylva- nians had the best of 1t all the time. Tn the first half neither aide scored. Pennsylvania had the ball with in six inches of a touchdown onee.but Princeton braced up and saved herself In the second half Pennsylvania scored two touchdowIs. Williams and osscod taking the ball over and Brooke kicked the goal each time. The teams lined up as follows:
 Pennsylvania. Positions. Princeton. Gilbert. ......Left end. ...... ..Smith Wagonhurst.. Left tackle... ....Holly Woodruff. Left guard. ....Wheeler Bull. .....Center.... ..".....Riggs wharton. .... Right guard ......Taylor Mlnds.. ......Right tackle ......"..Lea Rosengarten Right end. ..Trenchard Williams.... Quarter back. ...Poe Knipe.. ....Left half back...... ..Morse Osgood.. ....Right half back. Ward Brooke. Full back.... Cochran The summary: Score-Pennsylvania 12, Princeton, 0. Touchdowns, Williams and Osgood. Goals from touchdown, Brooke 2. Injured, Morse. left leg; Ward, knee; Lea, head. Substitutes. Bar nett for Morse, Rosengarten for Ward, Church for Taylor and Taylor for Lea. Referee, L. Bliss of Yale. Umpire, P. J. Dashiel of Lehigh. Linesman, ex-Cap- tain McClung.
 The crowd present was a loud and en- thusiastic one The Quakers had pre- pared a number of songs for the occa- sion, some of which was as follows:
 (Tune of Yankee Doodle.) Two hundred years and more ago.
 Admitted by Bill Sloane, Wise William Penn and his good men They tanned the wild red 10" man. William, we will keep 1t up,
 We'll, we will not lagger; You have tanned the wild red man, We will tame the tiger. A hundred years or so ago,
 According to McMaster, Great Franklin's key unlocked the
 clouds,
 And that's why we're so fast here. "Bennie," we will keep 1t up, ;. Dick" we will not lagger, Your key brings lightning from the
 clouds,
 Your Keystone" team the "tiger." (Tune Vive la Champagnie) Oh! where is that tiger they're talking about? ..,-.. E1 (Whistle) W ~g We're whistling and waiting for him to
 come out 5>5 d. f CWhistle.3 e'~Aa.'.s't- s12f. ;5 -.i ss Rah! Hurrah, for the Red and Blue! Rah! Hurrah for the colors truel Princeton's tiger is in the glue vive la dear old Penn!
 The tiger was never so hungry. they @i say s'}hN 7l 2 CWhistle.)
 We hope he likes dust, for he'll bite it
 to-day!
 Whistle.)
 Rah! Hurrah, etc., etc. g.. Now give us just one little twist at his
 tail, e
 CWhistle. t. And fits dollars to dough we'll leave
 nothing for Yale. .& (Whistle.)
 Rah! Hurfah, etc., etc. So. unless he's afraid. let him out of his
 den;
 (Whistle.) We walloped him once, and we'll do it
 again! t.-~
 (Whistle.) .t j.
 Rah! Hurrah, etc.. etc. =
 eTune, "Bingo." Here's to god old Penn. For she is our mother hen,
 Drink her down, etc.,. And here's to Prineeton's pet, For we'll mastioate him yet,
 Drink it down, etc. And here's to foxy Yale. And her periodic wall, '
 Drink her down, etc. And here's to Harvard fair,