The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-11


pieces, giving their opponents as much
ground by their own fumbles and poor
kicks as the Quakers gained by brilliant
playing.
The Princeton team started in fiercely.
The backs dashed into the line like hends
and were furious In the face Of the tack
lers, but it was Of no use. The Pennsylva-
mia line was impregnable, and Princeton's
interference was too slow to help her
backs in skirting the ends Morse was
hurt in the first five minutes, being fierce
ly tackled by Williams on his first attempt
to get around Rosensarten's end. He re-
tired in favor of Barnett PENNSYLVANIA
soon had the hall on Princeton's 40-yard
line, and then Brooke again worked his
short high kick successfully, getting
ahead of the ball before it fell and 1t was
downed in the hands of one of the Penn
sylvania backs on Princeton's S0-yard
line.
Wharton was then given the ball and
with Wagonhurst and Williams pushing
him. went through the center for two
yards more, but the ball was then lost to
Princeton on downs. Ward was tried by
the Tigers for Gelbert's end, but Wharton
broke through Wheeler and pounced upon
him behind the line. Despairing of gain
ing any ground except by kicking Capt
Trenchard gave the signal for a kick The
ball was then on PrincetCns twenty-five
yard line. Cockrans attempt was an ex-
ceedingly poor one and he punted so low
that the ball struck one Of the Princeton
forwards on the shoulders and boundered
rlght into Williams arm. The agile quar-
ter-back saw his chance and darting
through the confused line of the Tigers
sprinted for their goal line. Ward saw
MIN and chased him, but it was too late
ne crossed the line and set the ball down
right between the goal posts. Brooke
kicked an easy goal
score: Pennsylvania, c; Princeton, 0.
Time, II minutes.
The grand stands could hardly hold the
ecstauc Pennsylvanans then and for five
minutes the whole field was Bedlam. The
ugers We're furious and came up to the
Kickoff with set teeth and glowering ewes
Lea kicked off by a long punt but Brooke
returned 1t to the very spot where it
started FROM
The Princeton backs then plunged into
the center, but they hit their heads against
wall and were downed three times with
out gaining. fake formation for a
kick fooled the QualSers and Barnett y,,a
sent around Colbert for five yards. Gel
pert got quick revenge, though, by tack
ing Ward behind the line, where he tried
10 DO the same thing with Rosengarten' $
end Ward was hurt bv the
savage fall he got in this
tackle. and had to retire Rosen-
garten came out and took N1orse's place
at right half. Barnett then showed over
toward the place at left Rosengarten
Is the brother of the Qauker end, and
most of his plays were skirt
ing his brothers end. Wheeler managed
to get his only gain of the game at this
place through Woodruff He advanced
the ball 1--WE yards. IT was soon lost on
downs, though, and when Princeton got
II again 1t was on her twenty-yard line
there hU nj 4 -
bert and a punt by Brooke
Poe tried his double pass again, but
Wharton got through on him this time
and tackled him 1ercely.
Barnett made a savage run around Gel
bert's end for five yards, when Wharton
tackled him so fiercely that both men were
almost disabled. One mass play on Wag-
onhurst was all that could gain a ward
more and the fake formation for a kick
was tried again, Rosengarten attem2ting q
his brothers end. 1t failed to gain this
time and Pennsylvania took the bah on
Prlnceton' 40-yard line. Here Lea was
hurt in scrimmage and retired. Rhodes
came out going to guard and Taylor
moved over to tackle. The Quaker hacks
made steady gains till they had brought
the ball to Princeton's 30-yard line Here
Brooke tried goal from the field but
missed.
Poe caught the ball one yard from the
goal line and brought ii back ten wards
Rosengarten succeeded in making the
second long gain of the game for Prince
ton by skirting his brothers end for ff
teen yards and Barnett followed with df-
teen yards more around Colbert. The
spirits of the PrincetOnians began TO rise
but they were quickly dashed again for
pennsylvania took the ball for holding in
Princeton's line. Osgood's fierce runninp.
soon placed the pigskin again ON the
Princeton 30-yard line. Williams bv n
fake signal, fooled his opponents and
kicked twenty yards to Poe, who fIm-
bled' and 1T was Pennsylvania's ball on
Prlnceton's lO-yard line. Osgood then bv
a brilliant side run, got around Tran-
chard's end and carried the baIl over tbo
goal line. Brookes goal made the score
12 to O. Time II minutes.
In the four minutes that renafned 4o
play, Princeton kept the ball outside ber
twenty yard line her only gains heinz
made by kicks.
The line up was as follows:
princeton. Position. PennsvIvani ia
Smith ............. Left End ....,.... C,elhart
Holly ..........Left Tackle 81. .Wagonhnrst
wheeler .......Left Guard .s..... Woodruff
Riggs Center ...... RulI
Taylor .......... Right Guard Wharton
Lea ............ Right Tackle ........ Minds
Trenchard (Capt) Right End Rosengarten
Poe .......... Quarter Back VVi1iia m 9
Ward, Rosengarten Left Half-Bacb Kntne
More, Barnett Right Half Back. .Osrobd
cochran ....'.......Full-Back Brooke
Touch Downs--Williams, Osgood.
Goals From Touch Downs-Brooke two
Injured--Wara and Morse.
Times minute halves.
Umpire-Paul Dashel of Lehieb
Referee-Laurl Bliss of Yale.
Ltnesman--Ex-Capt McClunry ~ 7 81. Il,