Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

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fan Of rain on the grounds. The private
boxes, which occupied the choicest posi-
ton for the viewing Of the game, being
within fifteen feet Of the gridiron, were
without protection from the storm. All
the grand stands were without shelter ex-
cept the permanent grand stands with or
ohestra chairs ana roof.
Around the gridiron policemen under
command Of Inspector Conlin were sta
toned every ten feet They were early
soaked with rain.
The occupants Of exposed places were
shivering in the deadly chill OF the atmos-
phere ana becoming gradually drenched
with
THE STEADILY FALLING RAIN.
The dropping and draggled bunting, the
drip Of umbrellas, the chill sensation Of
rain reaching through the clothing, the
gloom Of low hanging skies, the soaking
earth-all these conditions robbed the oc-
casion OF enthusiasm,
The 6rsL earnest college cheers came out
from the main grand stand al half-past
o'clock PrincetD us -four hundred OF
ganized for cheering purposes, had massed
themselves aid led by the precentor OF
their slogan, they let 90 like this:
''Rah rah, ran, Tiger, sis boom ah,
Princeton"
Quickly the tYale cries, to horn accom-
pauiments, came back m defiance and then
followed the eheers snd songs until the
time for play Arrived.
HOW r8 8E TEAMS LIKED Up.
It was lust 2:0S when the men faced each
other for the decisive contest of the year
in this order:
Yale-F. A. HAnkey (captsin), left end {;
A. NJ Beard, left tackle: j. A. McCrea,
left guard; Stillukan, centre; Hickok, cen
ire: Murphy, rig1 tgusrd; L. Hiukey, rgot
end Adee. Quarter back Thorne. left half
bacE; JerrSns, fight half back; Butter
Prihceton-Brawn, left end; Holly left
tackle; WheelerJ left guard; Riggs, CEN
ire: Rhodes. right guard: Taylor. right
tackle: Trencharfi. right end; Ward, quar-
terback; Poe, lef9 half back; Rosengarten,
right half back; CSchran. full back.
Yale won the tOks, and Princeton took
the bal. inspector COulin told the men
that he expected them 70 refrain from any
rough playing.
Princeton kicked TO Ya8e's 5O-yard line.
l. Hinkey GOT IA pail and Oy good inter
ference carriek 80 Sack TO Princeton's 90
yard line JEst before he went out of
bounds be dropped ,it and Princeton man
fall on it. Princeton then tried 70 work
the center but made no gains. Yale got
the ball aud Butterworth punted 70
Priucet0n's 20-yard line. PrincetOn's ball.
Cochran punted but the ball was blocked
by Stillman and carried down 70 Prince
TONS 5-yard line. BL pushes ButterwOrtn
carried 10 over aud made touchdown
within ten minutes after the game began.
Score, Yale /, PrincetOn D. HickOk kicked
he goal
SCORE, YALE 8, PRINCETON o.
On the second lineup Princeton kicked
the ball 20 Yale's l20-yard line Butter
worth, with the aid of magnificent inter-
ference, brought the ball back 70 fale's 30
yard line Pr.ncetOns ball. Poe went
through Yale's LETT. for i've yards, then he
tried the right, but made no gain.
Yale tried the center No gain. Thorne
tried tde left. gaining i've yards. Butter
worth made i've around PrinCetOn's right.
The ball was now on Princeton's l5-yard
line. Thorne was pushed through the cen
ter for three Yards. Jerrams made three
around right end Both teams fought like
tigers on PrincetOh's lO-yard line.
Yale worked the center on the third
down for five wards, and on the second
play Of the same lcbaracter fired the ball
over the line, Butterworth making the
touchdown. Yale 10, Princeton 0. Hikok
kicked the goal.
SCORE: NALB 70; PRINCETON 0.
On the next lineup Princeton kicked OF
70 Yale's 15-yard line aud Barnett, break
inc through. dOwusd ButterwOrth before
he could make any gain. BUtterwOrth
purted 10 the center and Cochran carried
IL back % Yalt's Fj-vard line. ROsengar-
ten was put Through Nale's center for
three vs~cs and kade SIX more through
the rignt. He agbiu tried Iale's right,
gaining two yaitus. Pruceton was
playing desperately while Yale was letting
10 q triae. Yale's ball on the center line.
Butterworth punted % PrinCetOn's 2O-yard
line. and Hiukley, breaking through, Sc
cursd he ball. Hs carried it down TO
Priucetonis I5-vard hne PriucetOn's ball.
Bannard. who had taken COchran's place,
. punted 10 PriucetOn's S0-yacd liue. Twice
Male tried Princeton's center without gam.
Tbprne went through PrincstOn' right for
thrss yards, and Jerrams went through
their isft for two more. Yale began 70
batter Princeton's (center, and on three
downs gained ave yards. Yale on Prince
TOMS lC-yard line broke through for hve
wards and by repdated mass plays took
Inc ball down TO PfincetOn's goal, Butter
worth being finally pushed over for a
touch down. Hickok kicked the goal
scoRk. YALE Is, PENcEToNO O.
Barnard puutep to ale's twenty-five
ward line ButterWortn INJURED 10 au0 Tue
ball rolled back 70 Frlncetoh tnlrty-nVe-
,-s~3 Ii1s where princeton captured 10.
S-, ~ re,,r down Eale captured the ball
80 8ntterworth ! purted 70 Princeton'S
t,,.erty.d y,e-vard 1ine. Barnard puuted
badly. making on Ten yarOs- 10y , sleeI
force Of mass play Jef,ells was pushed
through for ten Va S0s ao9 Ihorne !or TWO
more Yale's ball ION princeton AAteeh-
5ripcSron fought hard TO keep Yale from
making a touchdown before tline was
called on PrincerOaks Is ten-yaro Iihe- Euo
Of first half. Sccrk Yale Is, Princeton u
Tue sEc PND HALF,
Vale knocked Princeton's p yard
line Poe capture NE Oal. ROsengarten
v,ent through Y S centre for three
vards and then e two more through
left Yale got The " downs Thorle
gained the reeuisi kards by bucking
Prncetou's righ erworth, b.
pretty ~ weut
around Prime for
ten wards Three Prince
tons center but vi nceton's
ball on Yaie's 10 Y broke
through and tack ore he
could make q var 81 i've
yards. Baunard y. II
was then taken 81 25-
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