The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
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clothing, the gloom OF low hang,
ing skies, the soggy r.n,, ear.nnnt ~
these conditions robbed the occasion VI
arsna-like enthusi iasm. 1t wass 100 dis.
NAL TO be Jolly. 1t was too pregnant Oh
bad results 10 be lightly laughed at.
There was all the wretchedness more
vitriolic suffering among the spectators
with bundles of tickets than In
any other quarter. AS the hour
for starting the game grew nearer
the immense throngs did not, the thrifty
gentlemen who had "cornered" sections
of seats grew first apprehensiye, then
serious, then bitterly wretched as they
felt the bundles OF tickets for which there
seemed To be no consuming desire.
The first earnest college cheers came out
from the main covered grand stand at
half past o'clock. A Princeton four IN
hand, organized for cheering purposes, had
massed themselves, and. led by the pre-
centor OF their slogan, they lot this go;
''Rah, rah. rah, siss, boom, ah, Princeton"
The words were shouted in perfect UNISON
and the challenge went sharply over
the field TO the Yale coaches. Quickly
Yale cries, to horn accompani-
ments, in defiance, and then followed
the cheers and songs until the hour OF
play had arrived. There was, however,
dampness ia the enthusia iasm as compared
with former occasions.
The Game Begun.
IL was 2:os O'Clock when the men faced
each other for the decisive contest OF the
year in this order.
Yale-F. A. Hinkey captain, left end;
Beard left tackle; McCrea, left guard;
Stillmsn, centres; Hickok, right guard;
Murphy, right tackle; l.. Hinkey, right
end; Adee, quarterback; Thorne left
haitback; Jerrems, right halfback; but
terworth, fullback.
Princeton-Brown, left end; Holly, left
tackle; Wheeler, left guard; Riggs, GEN.
ter; Rhodes, right guard; Taylor, right
tackle; Trenchard, right end; Ward, quar-
terback; Poe, leftback; Rosengarten,
right halfback; Cochran, fullbsck.
Yale won the toss and Princeton took
the ball.
In opening Princeton kicked to Yale's
90 yard line.
Hinkey got the ball by good interfers
snce carried it back to Princetons 90
yard line. Just before he went
out of bounds he dropped it and the
Princeton man downed it. Princeton then
tried unsuccessfully to work the center.
Yale got the ball and Butterworth punted
10 Princeton's twenty-yard line.
Yale, rs; Princeton, o.
The score at the beginning of the second
half was Is to 0 in favor of Yale. Prince
ton does not seem to be in the game and
Is not playing anything like last year.
Princeton's bail. Cochran punted, but
the ball was blocked by Yale and carried
down 70 Princeton's fve-yard line.
in two rushes Yale carried the ball
over and Butterworth made touch
down within ten minutes after the game
began. Score--Yale a, Princeton o.
Hiclzok kicked the goal. Score: Yale
G, Princeton, D. On the second line up,
Princeton kicked the ball TO Yale's 90 yard
line.
Buttorworth aided by magnificent in
reference brought the bali back To Yale's
4O.yard limit. Butterworth punted to
Princeton's 30-yard line. Princetons
ball.
Cochrane punted TO the centre line,
Yale's ball.
Butterworth punted to Prineeton's
15-yard line.
Princeton punted but the punt was
blocked and did not gain Nale's ball on
two downs.
Yaie fails again, and Princeton captures
the ball. Princeton made five yards for
sn off-side play. Rosengarten tried Iale's
right and gained three yards.
Yale 10, Princeton o.
Jarrems went through the right end for
three yards. Yale worked the center on
the third down for 8 yards and on second
play of the same character fired the ball
over the line, Butterworth making the
Touchdown. Score-Yale 10, Princeton O.
Hickok kicked the goal. Score-Iale IL,
Princeton
On the next line up Princeton kicked off
toYalo's l5-yard line and Bennett breaking
punted to the center and Cochran carried
IL beck 20 Yale's 45-yard line. Princeton's
ball. kosengarten was put through
Nales center for nine yards and then
around for two yards.
Yale's ball. For the rest of the half the
ball zig Jagged back and forth, now In
Nale's possession then in Princetons.
Yale had it most-of the time, however,
aud finally by q series OF mass plays
forced II over the Tigers line, a few mo-
ments before the end of the half.
Butterworth scored the touchdown and
Hickok kicked a goal. Yale nearly scored
again before time was called at the end of
the half. Score at the end OF first half:
Yale is, Princeton 0.
3:21 y. m.-Yale's ball on four downs on
Princeton's 35-yard line.
1923 p. m.-Yale's bail on Princeton's
b5-yard line.
1924 p. m-Adeo injured but continued
90 play.
3:25 p, m.-Butterworth runs Prince
toms l5-yard line.
1926 p. IN Princeton gets the ball on
her own 35-yard line by tumble.
3:5S. S.-Hickok injured.
1923 p. m.-Thorne, injured and taken
off the field. Lettson takes his place.
$3.50 p. m.-Princeton's ball on her own
9)-yarf line.
1888 p. m.-Yale's ball in the center OF
the field.
e:i0 p. m.-Hinkey takes the ball to
Princeton's 80 yard line.
1854 p. m.-Princeton gains the ball on
downs on her own 10 yard line rnd Coch-
ran punts TO centre.
3:45 p. m.-Princeton's ball on her own
d5-yGrd line.
Princeton gairs the ball on downs on
her own 5-yard line.
3;46 p. m.-Jerrems carries the ball to
Princeton's 20-yard line
Princeton then tried Yale's center, but
Yale by sheer strength pushed them back
foe five yards. Yale's ball. Yale
tried the center; no gain. Thorne
tried Princeton's left, gaining five
yards, then Butterworth was put around
Princeton's right for five yards. The ball
was now on Prineeton's 15-yard line.
Thorne was pushed through the center OF
the three yards.
3:i6-Murphy injured. Inspector Con-
liu goes on the field TO see what caused
the injury 10 Murphy.
3.4S-Nale retg the ball on N FINN hie on