Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11

but 1t was of no use. The Pennsylvania line was inapregnable and Princeton s in- reference was too slow to help her backs in skirtjng the ends. Morse was hurt in the
 first five minutes, being fiercely tackled by Williams on the first attempt to get around Rosengarten,s end. He retired in favor of Barnett. Pennsylvania soon had the ball on Princeton's forty yard line, and then Brooke again worked his short high kick successfully. getting ahead of the ball be- fore it fell, and it downed in the hands of one of the Pennsylvanian's backs on Princeton s thirty yard line.
 Wharton was then given the ball .. and with Wagenhurst and Williams pushing him went through the center for two yards more, but the ball was then lost to Prince ton on downs. Ward was tried by the tigers for Gilbert's end, but Wharton broke through Wheeler and bounced upon ing any ground except by Kicking, Captain Trenchard gave the signal for kick. The ball was then on Princeton's twenty y-hve yard line. Cochran's attempt was an ex- ceedingly poor one and he punted so low that the ball struck one of the Princeton forwards on the shoulder and bounded right into Williams arms. The agile guar terback saw his chance, and darting through the confused line of the tigers sprinted for their goal line. Ward saw him and chased him, but itswas too late.c He crossed the line and set the ball down right between the goal posts. Brooke kicked an easy goal. as & ,4 s
 Score: Pennsylvania, 6; Princeton, O.. Time, r.
 The grand stands could hardly hRld the ecstatic Pennsylvanians then, and for five minutes the whole field was bsdlam. The tigers were furious and came up to the kick off with set teeth and gloweriug eyes. Lea kicked off by long punt, but Brooke returned 1t to the very spot where it sbarted from. The Prlnceton,s back tried piung- ing into the center, but they hit their heads against the wall and were downed three times without gaining. A fake and Barnett was sent around Gilbert for five, yards. Gilbert got quick revenge, though, by tackling Ward behind the line when he tried to do the same with RoseB- garten's end. Ward was hurt by the sav- age fall be got in this tackle and had to re- tire.
 Rosengarten came out and took Morse's place at right half, Barnett then showing over to Wards place at left. Rosengarteu is the brother of the Quaker end, and most of his plays were skirting his brother's end. Wheeler managed to get his only gain of the game at this place through Woodruff. He advanced the ball five yards It was soon lost on downs though, and twenty yard line, being sent there by nice end run by Gilbert and punt by Brooke.
 Poe tried his double passage again, but Wharton got through on him this time and tackled him fiercely.
 Barnett made savage run around Gill bert's eud for five yards, when Wharton tackled him so fiercely that both men were almost disabled. One mass play on Wagon hurst was all that could gain yard more, and the fake formation for a kick was tried again, Rosengarten attempting his brother's end. It failed to gain this time, and Pennsylvania took the ball on Prince toms forty yard line. Here Lea was hurt ina scrimmage and retired. Rhodes cams out, going to guard and Taylor moved over to1tackle. The Quaker backs made steady galns till they had brought the ball to tried goal from the field, but missed. Poe caught the ball one yard from the goal line and brought it back tenyards. Rosen- garten succeeded in making the second long gain of the game for Princeton by skirting his brother's end for If, with fifteen yards more around Gilbert. Princetonians' spirits began to rise, but they were quickly dazed again, for Pen nsylvania took the ball for holding Princeton's line. Osgood's fierce running soon placed the pigskin again on the a fake signal fooled -h1s opponents and kicked twenty yards to Poe, who fumbed, and it was Pennsylvania's ball on Prince toms ten yard line. Osgood then by a brilliant side run got around Trenchard'5 end and carried the ball over the goal liue. Brooke's goal made the score 12 to o. Time, IA minutes, In the four minutes more that remained to play Princeton kept the ball outside her twenty yard line, her only gains being made by kicks.
 Time, 35 minute halves. Umpire-Paul Dashel, Lehigh. Referee-Laurie Bliss, Lehigh.