Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
tigers DEFEATED.
T., # The Greatest Of American Foot
'" Ball Games.
,,,cg7oy, 0; PENNSYLVANIA, 10.
49, yer.cysns Crash Their Teeth
~ pu,Iti'of No ''e-''e"
Excitement.


fS' nu,Itisof No use-ore"
Excitement.
,,v y. J., November 1c.-The
TIT r,ir.Grounds at Trenton were
per- o.iay Of one OF the greatest
g. ,..rss that have ever been
f'', American soil. in which tho
fit re.rs Of Princeton. after a
-re,s. mccumbed to the s'o'ky
o.. University OF Pennsylvania.
.f.aiscarc " to O.
Vas perfect one for foot
49, ..r being just sharp and cool
>. ., .spr.t the players without
,,, SPECTATORS. Lisht clouds COW
,,.-s " the sun, 50 that the
f. who crowded the stands al
no al IN the best humor. an
superb exhibition OF their
..rt In this they were not
The 0eld had been put IN
s,... ani the game was a
t.t Il was one OF the hercest
t-o history OF the sport, and
,-..s were occasioned by the
~ reslscitating injured men.
..,,..n slw she was ou,classed by
o.t,asn,s, and her men were
themselves. The Princeton
Pc f-clily inferior to those Of
..,.... .al even the Tigers much
r.a the single exception Of
.-! ID tackle. were fairly out
o- THE TEAMS ENGAGE.
..-.. t... 2.ss clock when Referee
.-. tAs teams together. Prince
.. Sire tes and chose the southern
ursk breeze 10 their backs.
. therefore. had the BAH.
. ~. but the ban went out
,t...t- .as was brought back for an
rss Tr,s time the Quaker full
"..-. 81 sdng % within ten yards
,-......l goal. Lea fumblei II, but
-.tr quickly ana carried it TO the
g5..I hs.
~. ~..f .css then tried TO skirt the
...t .ac and then the other. but
.,.- e.n. AMI Cockran had to kick.
.n al pant, and Brooke caught
,..,gua's 35-yard line. Osgood
r-..t .rrs end. but Ward got him
... a. Brooke then kicked high
,.r. Iao..,on's 45-yari line. Whar-
...t... was hurt In tackling Poe.
So. rmay guard took his place
. . ta1 minutes. and. though it
,..... iI4 badly an through the game.
..-l rmaIklble pluck. and would
D.. ,-e
rr~rrTlN'S MASS-PLAYS.
pa rs time tried her mass
Oil. tackles. Morse was sent
W uI for two yards. and
t-.h Wagonhurst for three
~.t vHs every inch they could
.. .--.. ana the bah was then lost
..eool then ploughed through
,.... ia ava Taylor Ike a steam
ana gained FIVE yards. a mass
. I'm followed. but this was well
M r. uo gain. The famous
e. -fr1ce mass-play was then
o.. .r..- .atl Smith. Lea saw the
lNF ia
r.t .r 60. stopped Il beautifully.
.. -.. l.s ,ul IL gained 1--WE yards.
I alw on PrincetOnS 20-yard
I'll. tr.l.rs then tried the trick which
g. ..,v.. llr them last year. Brooke
O. Dbl. side. and then charging
t.- tle ball on side. and Rosen-
t..lt f lie had carried II
t.-.s t.f.r- he was downed BY Poe.
rs pat twelve yards from
IFS -al and then red and blue
ttru % wave furiously, and
ll4 threats were split with
So -rr % rick their running backs
r- Princeton quarter passed the
e.. .fU. and he .punted it into
l4 territory, but only TO have
.. returned TO Brooke. Cochran
a. Tho ball was Pennsyl-
-te middle OF the field. Knipe
Smiths end gor ten yards, when
rs ally tackled by Lea Knipe
1 Princeton got the ball.
returned the compliment.
.iI lIHlke dropped on the ball.
t.e series Of mass-plays and
t- 10 was then advanced to
rarl line, and then ensued
t.- mst exciting parts of the
.l ri.l 4 trick kick. Cochran
nr high 20 get ahead OF IL,
- 3, on side. but the Quaker
Interrupted his little game by a
Upon him. and Brooke got the
h.I. sU.tel Trenchard's end for
a tine series Of mass-plays
'.. ana tackles. and few good
lv o. good brought the ball TO
8-yari line. 4 momentum
lar.niously formed so as not
with the new rules. surprised
f., lne. and the bah was downed
.tt- from her goal line.
reNNsYLVANIANS WILD.
i,r sylVanlans were wild. Their
.rl Tor the same play again.
-lll My a breathless stiffness,
,ye was strained TO see. 1t
nd town. and therefore the last
fi.r-back Williams gave the
.- .. brooke went Into the line like
.isu The veterans stood like a
t.r moment then wavered and fell
.. Every one thought the ball was
'., lf was found 90 be G inches from
t .H the Princetonians breathcd
'.r Princeton would not venture a
ana 80 Cochran kicked. The
r- ground on PrincetOn's i0-yard
rlrl between OsgOod's legs.
a iy.1 after & like a hare, and fell
-- DsrOod could recover. Coch-
't k.kci into Pennsylvania ter
f. ana Brooke caught on the 5O-yard
I.. lau Is soon back again on
-. ground. being sent 10 the 30
-" tg fine punt OF Brooke's-the
'" a the game Princeton succeed
baking q good gain around the
..r ..I 10 was made by double
passed 70 Morse, who quickly
-. t % him. and interfering for
r ..f ar. rnI R0sengarten for 20 yards.
.. rIlr part Of this half the ball
.. 81 small gains by each team
, irH m punceton's 25- to 40-yard
10 v., 10 her 3j-yard line when time
as e! Score. Q, o. Time. 30 minutes.
SECOND HALF.
E'i 0rs supporters were hoping for
.'-. 'afs from the Tigers In the Sc
PIT ht for they had tried no tricks
- 'H zee first. They were mistaken.
r the tricks were on Pennsyi-
Be- ana the Tigers steadily went
.. rt swing their opponents as much
it their own fumbles and poor
'' ss the Quakers gained by brilliant
-r Princeton team started In ferceiy.