Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

TRENTON, n. j., November lO.-The
stalWart sons Of old Pennsylvania to-
dsy clipped the claws Of the Princeton
tiger by the score Of 12 100. 1t was a
glorious triumph for the red and blue.
This places Pennsylvania 10 the very
front rank. OF the foot bsll teams.
Where the sturdy athletes OF ancient
Yale had failed and given up champion
ship honors. Pennsylvania attacked.
Crashing through aud breaking ssunder
that hitherto invlncible line, they car
ried the ball forward aud onward over
the touchdown line and planted
She red aud blue Gag behind
the goal post The Tigers, who
three hours before had bounded
on the gridiron full Of confidence, DOW
aled sadly OF the field, many Of them
80 weak and crippled that they had TO
be borne in the arms OF comrades. When
the fnal touchdown had been made, the
final goal kicked and the las, bali end
cd, the big crowd went wild. The
huge yellow ehrysantbemums and long
black streamers faded from sight ike
mist before a summer sun. To their
places hundreds Of blue and red um6rel-
las. blue and red andsercuieis, blue
and red ribbons, burst into view ike
magic.
The vast thronE whoopad and yelled
tin the big State bousc far away Ia
Trenton fairly qmvared.
Finally the enthusiasm became bound
less, aud ike great food. cue cr0w-
Surged out into the gridir0n and hoist
ing the Quaker EicSers upon the.r
shoulders, carried them in triumph
from the groAa
10 was q grand battle, stubb0rnly
fought, but Try as they DID, the Tigers
~ no t,ma alter Referee laurie Bliss
blew bis whistle for play had chance
for victory. 4 Penusy vauia 0utp.tyei
them mau idr mao, and mover vas tba
Quaker -0at in danger. TIE mighty
Wheeler vas tossed like baby 10 the
arms 10 The giant Wharton. Treucaard,
prince OF .scd-rushers, found .u O'lOer.
king. Lea, the famous tackle, strug-
g,ed msut1IIy and valalY against bis
uriy-Letled opponent, Wages hurst
Osgood, BA1oke, Gilbert, Wharton snd
kBipe We're all eu.rusted with advauc-
Ing the 6a.N and all Justified
THE ooNFEDENcE PLACED IN THEM
Williams, lthe pucky l,lte quarter
back, oaudled himself ike veteran
land scored the first touchdown for the
red and blue, The Oau had been passed
Back 20 Cochran for kick on Prince
tons tweutyfyard liue, out the tiger
fulAbacS buuted rae bal Into tha ranks
OF bis own hsu, aad Williams, WITH
lightning agility rUcaeU the leather un-
der his left a-'u, dashed down the GsIt,
through the tigers RANKS and
dropped 10 ibehaI tle goal post.
BrooSe pact d The bail squarely be-
tween the p0{ Is and oysr,Jhe bar, scor-
lag SIX pointi for Pennsylvania, This
was in che ecoad half aud about Ten
minutes after(D.ay bad been called. No
scoring was done iu the first half, al
though the ONsSers took the ball with
10 six inches oV pr.uceton'S goal line,
about the mid e OF the FIRST half aud
lost 10 on four Aowns through what was
probably an ertbr OF judgment. kuipe
sigualled Gltk 90 60 through the
tackle The III ers massed az this point
and barely ma 4agsd to down tDe Penn
SylySnia full b4cg.
10 looked as n they we're anticipating
q centre play, srd had Gilbert been
swung around die end, play Ou which
they nearly always gain, they would
undoubtedly hdve gotten it over, as be
had little more tban yard 60 20.
Throughout this half, as we'll as 10 the
q in,
Princeton's territory. Never were the
Tigers nearer than Pennsy yaaia's
tWenty-yard lbe, and then only on
kicks which Brooke Immediately
returned. gaining from ten 70 twenty
yards on every exchange OF points with
Cochran.
PrincetOn's tull.back's work was
miserable. Thrse times did he kick
into the line, one kick costing the
Tigers a touchdown, as noted above.
Ward and Morse, the crack backs" on
she Nassau team. had
NO rEREoss ROB THE QUAKERs.
Ward, reputed au end skirtsr, found
Gilbert and Rosengsrten always on
hand when he attempted 20 circle the
ends Poe always dropped back on a
TO a good run, out on each occasion q
Quaker made him bite the dust before
doing any great damage. So hard was
the work on Morse and Ward that both
we're compelled 20 leave the 6s.d early
In the second half. Morse was game 70
the last, aUd lt was pitiful TO
see him carried of The field. lighting TO
get back, when be was too weak TO
stand. Wards injury was slight and it
is probable that be was replaced be-
cause A. Rosengarten was better nan.
Certain it Is that he made the most
gains for the Tigers in the second half
Compared with Williams, Nelson Roa
showed up poorly IN the Quarter-C
He fumbled badly, was weak In the
reference and was slow 10 getting ~
ball from the snap-b back. Pennsylvania Y
second touchdown was made ABOUT
i've minutes before the cali OF time
The Quakers pounded through the
tacles, pierced The centre and mad car
rted the battle 20 Brlnceton's ten yard
line Here i'd wssjpassed TO OsgOod
VINO like a Ga kh. Iheeled 90 the lefs.
shook himself loo; from the Princeton
END rush and fcarra ad che ball over the
line. As 10 he mer case the goal
was 40 easy Brooke. After thls
Pe0usglVani SAD % have t0ged