The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Is lined up as follows:

Pratt -,',...' Full back ..... ....... .Letton
'Umplre--Frank Butterworth, OF Yale. Lines
rfah--Dunenn Edwards. OF Princeton Referee
William Bull OF Yale.
Yale won the toss and took the ball
4. Hickok. Kicked out Of bounds twice and
the, Crescents were given the ball
Pratt kicked TO Yale and Letton re-
turned
GOODWIN made several long runs
rasSed tie ball in Ave SU minutes iiS to Yaie's
n The Yale men were furious, and made
a. as s Pss s tSsl sSnnSS
Gillette made Ave yards for Yale but
failed on tho next rush, well stopped by
Yale fumbled, and Crescents got the
ball on Yale's three-yard line.
QuiIl, Pratt and Goodwin failed to gain
the necessary five yards and Yale got the
, Gillette rfan e5 yards on good Interior
ence, tackled by Quill, who wrenched his
shoulder. but pluckily resumed play after
Yale could not advance. and the ball
went TO Crescents.
= Fratt rpunted twenty-five yards and
young Hlnkey, fell on the ball.
Gillette fumbled and Crescent fell on
indulged in Jim Corbett tactics and were
hissed by the spectators ...
Pratt kicked to Gillette twenty yards.
yielded five yards for off side play.
: After short runs by Hickok and Ietton.
Gillette broke through Crescents right,
and scored Yale's first touchdown. Iiic-
kok Kicked the goal.
Soore--Yaie. g.: Creaccnts. nothing.
Time--22 minutes.
g yards to Letton. who was tackled by
q. Wingate. Yale could make only
yards ON three downs, but DE witt saved
the ball for Yale by a l0-yard run
heA ,xA h.. So -
the first half was called with the Dall
=, in. Yale's poss ession In the middle OF the
field. The Yale rooters were greatly
disappointed Mt the work of their eleven.
But the team was made up largely Of
For the Creseents, Curry was substi-
2 tuted for Wingate and Hutchinson
FOR Goodwin. and Brown was substitute
ed for. Chadwick. and itedington took
Lotions place at full-back on Yale's
! side. Pratt kicked to Redington. Tn,
3. ont much gain TO either. Gelliette then
made a beautiful run OF twenty-five
yards through Crescents' left.
After three short PUSHES Redingsor
ran fifteen yards and scored Sale's sec
ond touchdown; Redington punted on
for q fair catch, but Hickok failed ID
kick the goal; s.ore-Yale. 10; or scents
: prait's Kick siu' Of thirty yards was
Yale lost the ball on downs. as the
'S'rescentS were playing sun game
CrcRcents then rushed Yale twice
through the centre for ten yards. Hutch
,inson made a sensational run Of an
other ten yards. and the ball was on
Yhle's thirteen-yard line. Yale, how.
ever. got the ball on four downs and
saved her goal again.
The Crescents now began driving Nal'
down by five-yard rushes to her twenty
yard line. but for reasons not clear I,
these on the side Lines Yale was givel
the ball. but being unable to advance 1
went back to Crescent.
White tore through Yale's left end 70
Zen ya n sb rme was called Win tn
'Nale's 40-yard line. The final score |
10 to q In Yale's favor.
The Crescents played great gam
AMI kept the ball most of the time Il
Yale's territory. They were unfortu
nate several times In losing the ball 70
off-side playing. when 1t was close I
Yalc's goal.