The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
MOPPED THE EARTH
YALE PUSHES PRINCETON TO II.
GLORIOUS DEFEAT.
Yale Comes up Fresh as Daisy and
Outplay Princeton at Every Point
Players Founder III MUD ana
Spectators Stand and Soak-The
Game in Detail.

| aud rain today Manhattan field was
| crowded as it usually is on Thanksgiving
| day at the football game between Yale
| aud Princeton, and fully 80, 900 within AMI
| without the grounds saw Princeton's col
| ors dragged in the mud and snow for a
score of "a 10 O. 1t was a miserable day,
cold and raw Princeton WAS outplayed
| from the beginning TO the end and rarely
WAS the ball in Yale's territory. and then
| only for a few seconds when it was
| either rushed out OF danger or
was punted far down the field by
Butterworth. the rest of seyen days
| had done wonder for tue Yale men and
| they went into the game as though the
Harvard game had been month away in
stead of only week. The improvement
| Was remarkable and especially IN the Case
of Butterworth, for he bucked the line
with all his old time vigor and his punt
ing was as good as AZ any time in his ca
reer, in spite of the fact that he bail was
slippery and hard to hold. Little fumb
ling was seen on the Yale side and the meu
were generally sure reachers. Gu the 9th
er hand, Princeton did not seem TO be able
TO do anything with the ball when they
had it. Time aud time again Butter
worth's punts were missed by Poe, and
once his tumble resulted in touchdown.
PRINCETON HAD DEGENERATED
The team which lined up against Yale
Was not for an instant TO be compared with
that of a year ago, and Yale did better.
This tells the whole story.
As there were only about ii, 900 seats for
double that number who wanted To see the
game, the scramble for good standing
room was great. In half al hour after the
gates had been thrown open the best
standing room had all been taken and the
late corners had To take their places on tie
outside Of fringe of humanity which
lined the whole field. At l O'Clock rain
began 10 come down in such torrents that
in the uncovered seats it was i'm
possible to sit down except in pools
OF water. and looking up to the
stands from the field 1t looked like "A great
mass of mushrooms. Everybody who
could had hoisted AL umbrella and as
eighteen inches Of room had been given
to each occupant of a seat, it was mani
testify impossible for all TO put up UNI
brellas.
Down on the field there was sextuple
fringe OF umbrellas; up on the bluffs over
looking the grounds was a mass Of UNI
orelias, and on the big viaduct, which is
great place to view game from dis
lance, were more umbrellas.
Under such circumstances it was not
that the enthusiasm which was
all ready 10 be sprung every play WAS
dampened aud the cheers and shouts were
by no means equal to those of former
years.
FIRST HALF
2:l3 p. m.-BalI kicked of. Louis |
Hinkey gets the ball and ruus 10 center |
field
2:1O p. m.-Yale scores a touch down.
20 p. m.-Hickok kicks a goal. Score: |
Yale, 6; Princeton, o.
III p. m.-Butterworth runs twenty |
yards and then punts outside.
2:23 p. m.-Cochran punts TO center
IA p. m.-Butterworth punts TO Prince |
tons three-yard line.
Psi p. m.-Brown of Princeton in jured.
2:t2 p. m.-Iale scores u touch down by
2:55 o. m.-Hickok kicks a goal Score;
Yale, T.; Princeton, o.
Yale began To batter Princeton's center
and In three downs gained five yards.
Yale, on Princeton's yard line. broke
through for five yards, and by repeated
.on 5 goal. Princeton seeming to be unable
10 withstand the assault, Butterworth
being finally pushed over Tor touch
Town.
2;49 p. m.-Riggs injured
BOB p. m.-Brown of Princeton again in
ured Continues playing, however.
200 p. m.-ButterwoTth scores a touch
Town for Yale.
ScOre-Iale. 16; Princeton, 0.
Hickok kicked goal. Score-Yale, IS.
Princeton, o..
For the third time the men lined up in
he center. Barnard punted TO YaIe's
wenty-yard line. Butterworth mutfed IL
nd Princeton captured II. On the next ;
own Yale got the ball and Butterworih :
united TO Princeron's twenty-five yard
inc. Princeton's ball. Barnard puufed
adly, making only ten yards Nale's
all. Jerreems tried Princeton left but :
id not gain; then TLorne tried the center ,
or two yards. By sheer force of mass
lays Jerreems WIS pushed through for ,
IN yards and Thorne for two more. IL
las Ysle's ball on Princeton's fifteen yard 7
ne.
Yale was continually massing on Prince ;
IN s right tackle and found a pregn be a
ONT there. Ga three downs Yale gained :
We yards by his play. Princeton fought /
ard TO keep Yale from making a touch u
own before they We're called on Prince .
"a ten yard line. End first haIf-score:
ale. IS; Princetou.0.
SECOND HALF. !
At the beRinni ing Of the second half Ysie I.
licked 10 Priuceton's TWENTY-FIVE yard -
ne. Poe captured the ball Roseugarteu r
ent through Iale's center for three yards :,
nd then made two more through left. ~
hree times Yale tried Princeton's center :.
4. 7 %
AID tried TO punt and be only put the ball
u yards. Yale puuted and Barnard got >.
on Priuceton's thirty yard line Prince =
ms ball. Princeton twice tried Isfe's
utter but II only resulted IA a Ices Of
rec yards.
Hinckey tried Prinoetonis center Ia vic
u style but made no gain and Princeton D.,
cured the bail on four downs on her ten -,
ard line. For some reason they did not :
OK until Yale had forced them back q ~
cir fge yard line. Then Bernard punt :
10 PTinceton's forty yard lire. JET Z,
ems gained fifteen yards around Prince -
u : left Oh good Interference.
Murphy tried center but made NJ gain
hen .Terreems tired the center but only
iloed two yards The bali was on Prince =
Is ten yard line aad the fightiug Wa -.
e hardest done during the game. Ban - -
rd puuted TO PELc-tou's forty YARD %
le- II was taken back, however, 70 81
c twenty-five yard lie for = fog.
ckle. Princeton ball Twice Prince -
o tried tales center b1: made no gains ~
ncksy, who hsd broken through. cap
red TIE ball after i bad been mufsed By
inusrd. and Went behind Pr.ucrtoa's
a. making . uchGow1. Score-I4 q
Priucsfen o. HlcAok kicked tue goa e.
-re-Ga.e =, Prlac@toa. d tu
LAST LINEUP.
On the. lineup Bsuusrd puat.d - H.,
,.e's 5JyArd line. Nales bz.- Brown
- injured AID there was = delay o. hr~s
aGt-s Butterworta pu-tec aad 7.
ncksy downed BsnDssd before be -.
I'D regain two ysfls TEere Was = -
Uerai isck a briiiiaDcT @ boS1 sides. =
-Eusrt yunted 20 Frlucrtou. ---Fs-l
e la.-.s ba4L Ga Ikree 1cv,s Ts,s -
I'D 80 gaia and 90 tte fc-rs1 +,
9 tie ball = PfDc-ton. B-snsrt