The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10
The TIL Kl.C,kIIlN' 4 G TIGERS
Prove TOO Strong for ColnallIl 4 ssassgllI
Football and Come Out VleioiIaas 81
THE SCORE STOOD Al IAE FIAIsA 6i1o.6
CornciI's Defense at tie stnrf iSVisssS
Superior TO I'rinceton,s:4Rnts s saRs
sequcntiy Wcakencd When ths
Tiscrs Indnlgcd in ETIaraS siass
Concerted Work. Ssasss| Sssys

New York, Nov. 9.-PrIncefor dass|
feated Cornell this afternoon iiig ore 4 $s
the closest football games that
neen witnessed In some time. ContEaE sS
to all expectations, Princeton S sv
amazingly weak, considering ~ tti ssS
game she put UP against fIIniWard 4SS 4SS
week ago. For the greater part of Hes
time Cornell kept tie ball Well cSoyvia
Ill Princeton's territory, 4 and t itF5 Jva aSA
not Till within n few moments cfs tlfefes
emu OF the last half, the {PriiicetoiiaS Il
6raced UP and forced the ball towarSEs
Cornell's goal line. The time GSyas al gs
most most up and It was q question
great uncertainty whether it awaS s EEs
sible for the Tigers to carry the ssfSSffS
the remaining distance before t there flSSss
erce's whistle should blow {; Hrs E1iifsSt
neld announced that there were bSfitts
h tM1 mn minutes h, Of play when F,rincet toiss
Then II was the Tigers put forth fI1eirs1
utmost efforts. The Cornell support teIYs
were already cheering as though fiisS
game were over, with the score a. zGros
~. rn,. at every play Princeton gained front
itosengarten We're doing their Jery r1Sss
pest. Piunge after plunge was mad ar
ana with the aid OF the revolving MANS
play the ball went down to&witIiinSflFes
Smrns OF the line. Two more fierce assS
saults and the struggling mass settlessa
down directly over the line. The offici1lS
scorer hurried UP and as the mass ljssssfss
gan to open up, Barnard wa 5foiiIifs
noiming the ball down just behind Corr
turn to cheer, for they had atleasti matSas
u touChdown. Riggs sent the oyiI Sbes
tween the goal posts, making the scoreS
10 and the game was practically satS
an end. n 5 5l5sfS1fs 7SsV.ssgIsSSSssssss
The grid iron was In excellent cofidf@ @s
ton and the weather all that couldSvSeit:
be expected. The football lovers Stirfi4S
ed out In large numbers and tWitneSSsdQ
Il match which was a great siirEfiseS
even to the most critical support ers III,
the teams No one thought that GftHf+s
cornell had been defeated by sJaTTaTas
20 fo and Princeton had In gtJirikss
beaten Harvard 12 to 4, that there5WAAS
any show of the Cornell team putting IIuips9
Tigers. But the comparative work s3sf2
the two eleyens was no less ,surprisi ifig9 q
Pinceton's defense has scarcely anyS Srsae
semblnnce to that exhibited agaffIAES
harvard although her aggressive worle
was In many ways respects better!ss DIiS:
the other hand Cornell's defense duripES
the first of the game was much superior3
to Princeton's, but went to pieces as,
soon as the Tigers realized that winnfIlg Ri
meant hard and concerted work Atss
critical times the Tigers showed them "a
selves capable of waking up and {pI W.
Ing In Varsity form. The work and alscs
tho appearance OF the men indicatadS
over training. $Sf $5 IL ~
princeton. Positions. Corners
Cochran right end. Y, Il Taiisafes,
Church ......right tackle. E. Sweet tIaiiSt
Rhoadcs .....right guard. McLaughiini
Galley and "a M l;95a
fiunt center. Il Schools
miggs .....left guard FreebdnR
Iyier ........left tackle. !. 3 IS
,r, .3 4 :. yle anst
thompson ..l....left end ...... BeachanIs
Suter .......quarter5 back n; .SsWyckoffN
Beachams snRs
Rosengarten fright half-b back Z. SausssS
Armstrong and IN ssss ssszss
Barnard ......left half-baclt I. I. Y. sscsSIs
Baird full back ..l. q Rf$cffiSa