The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
YALE A; PRINCETON 0.
ANOTHER YIoroRY FOR THE DARK
 BLUE OF TALE.

BLUE OF YALE. A Big Crowd at Manhattan Field In sp"o of the Rain-Adee, Murphy and ihorhe Slightly Ipjured-A Fairly and cisAnS Played Game. The dark blue of old Yale scored another victory over the Tigers or Mas sau on Manhattan field last Saturday In A clean and well played game. It was A splendid exhibition of football at It's hest. and was free from all features with which fault could be found' IL eonclusiyeiy showed that when fale meets fair and clean players Yale plays fa,r,v and cieaniy. A drizzling rain fell during the entire afternoon, making the field in a slippery condition. The raih' however, did not keep the crowd away as fully 10000 people witnessed the game. with different degrees of com fort-some from covered stands others from water-soaked bleachers ana many others from the tally-hos and coaches.
 The Yale players appeared on the field at 2:O6, and soon after the Prince ton players came. Both teams were re- ceiyed with loud outbursts of enthu- siasm from their respective college foi- lowing. After conference with the referee the two captains called time. . A touchdown was made by Hickok for Yale in two minutes. Score, to o'
 At the end of fifteen minutes another touchdown was made by Hickok, max ing the score 12 to in Yale's favor.
 Soon after this the whistle blew ana the first half was ended.
 At 315 o'clock Hickok kicked the ball off in the second half. No change was made in the teams. Adee's head was bumped rather hard in scrimmage, and a little rest was given the players while he was tended. Soon after Ban nard made tumble, and had to fall on the ball to save 1t for his side. This was A costly tumble, too. for Yale, for Thorne, who had been playing a great game, had his leg wrenched. He was assisted off the field, and Letton took his place. Soon after this Murphy was hurt. and had to retire, Chadwick talk ing his place.
 Barnard punted again, but the ball was brought back, Princeton given ten wards for Yale's holding in the line Poe gained three yards through center, and then Barnard punted to the center of the field, where Letton fell on the ball. Butterworth punted back, Poe muffed, and Brow fell on the ball on Princeton s twenty-yard line. Poe lost a yard trying the center. Barnard punted to Butterworth, who was tack led by Taylor in the center of the field F. Hlnkey tried to get past Rhodes, but lost two yards, and then Butter worth punted. Rosengarten let the ball slip through his hands on the ten-yard line, and L. Hinkey, picking 1t up, dash ed over the line and made touchdown after twenty-three minutes play. IIickok kicked the goal and the score was A too.
 There was no change in the score dur ing the half.
 As soon as the referees whistle blew the Yale team got together and gave three rousing cheers for Princeton. Captain Trenchard's men responded at once, and then all ran for their quar- ters in the clubhouse. The Yale sub- stitutes swarmed on the field and picked up Butterworth, Hickok and others and carried them off the field. Captain Hinkey was hoisted on the shoulders of two stalwart men. and was followed by a cheering mob all the way to the club house.
 The summary: Score, Yale "A. Prince ton 0. Touchdowns, Butterworth 3, L.. Hinkey 1. Goals from touchdowns- Hickok 4. Injured-Cochran, knee; Thorne, leg; Murphy, head; Rosengar- ten, leg. Substitutes-Bannard for Cochran, Latton and Thorne, Chadwick for Murphy, Barnett for Rosengarten. Referee-P. J. Dashiel of Lehigh. Um- pire-John DeHart of Orange Athletic club. Ltnesmen-Coyne of Orange Ath- letic club, and Baldwin of Crescent Ath- letic club. Yale 24. Positions. Princeton o. F.Hinkey Capt)Left end.. Brown Beard. tackle. ........ Holly McCrea. ..... Left guard. ....... Wheeler Stillman. Center Riggs Hickok. Right guard. ..Rhodes Murphy
 Chadwick. .. Right tackle. .... Taylor L.Hinkey. Right end. .Trenchard(C) Adee.. Quarter back. Ward Thorne- -Rosengarten Letton.. Left half back. ......B Barnett Jerrems. Right half back. Poe Butterworth. Full back. ... Cochran
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