Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
TIGERS DEFEATED.
y,l, Wins from Princeton for the FL
tenth Time al Football.
,xsytvANrA WAS VICTORIOUS.
,a Beasen In the Game mt bos-
Though She Outplnys Her OPP
-uoth Contests Free from
.,tiemaniy Behavior.

princeton to-day for the Hiteehth
i'''' s.,rin- the two decades Of football
t'.. between the two universities.
l time was called at the end of the
!. ,,inute halves the big score-board
,se north side Of Manhattan Field
'-rc,ted that Yale had won by 20 points
:. tsr opponents 10.
=. uas one Of the greatest matches
-. p,ayed between the two rivals ana
.n ne hall had been In play for some
49,. A. was a question Of great uncer-
'.,r,y which team would come OH VIC
'-.,,,s But it soon became evident that
,..,,ston's much-vaunted defence was
-, stand the battering the Yale
- we're giving H. On the other hand.
-. ,..oks proved somewhat better than
"a been expected. especially in the mat
,.r u kicking. when neither side could
y. sad TO have much the advantage
,rf. game, however, cannot be con-
,,is,,1 a kicking game, in comparison
WIN previous games OF the year. punt
,l,g chiefly resoTted to when the
ne, Ms In danger Of being lost on downs.
IT,. dav of the twentieth annual foot
81 came between the colleges dawned
',-s~or.l bright, Notwithstanding the pre-
r,1.n of the weather maguates that the
a.. ers Mould have true Princeton weather
,.foIster up their efforts. Scarcely cloud
.b.-urei the sky during the morning. but
b. tho time for the game drew near "a
,,,r haze driftod over the battle-ground.
- ,lat neither side had the disadvantage
- facing the sun. Dame Nature also
C,or,s the warriors in the matter Of
,,rs there being scarcely enough breeze
n have any effect on the ball.
EXCITEMENT EARLY.
The excitement over the contest COM
,roncei early on Friday night The col
Ioee contingents began TO arrive early,
,r9 an day long and far into the night
one could scarcely step on Broadway
without running across a crowd Of foot
hall enthusiasts. eagerly discussing the
chances for the two great teams. unui
late hour at night the Hobbies ana par
rooms Of the leading hotels were filled
with the college men.
considerable money was wagered at
odd. OF 10 4. with a few at 10 to Z, Of
fsred by Yale. one bet OF Sl,Op TO seVo
VAS laid by Yale men last night at the
Waldorf. and the entire amount was soon
covered by Princeton.
At o'clock there was scarcely a seat
on The ground which was not occupied
while a surging mass OF some 5000 Souls
surrounded the gridiron on both SIDES.
At this time the viaduct had been crowd
Ell 90 It's fullest capacity for some time.
The place known as Deadhead liill, 10
the east OF the field. was AT premium to-
day. admittance to this quarter being
valued at 50 cents per head, and there
were al least 1900 or more who awaited
themselves Of its PRIVILEGES.
Altogether fully $500 or 5000 witnessed
the struggle.
The conduct OF the players was on the
whole Of most gentlemanly character
ana worthy of the stand that the two col
legs take in behalf Of pure athletics
What slugglng there was. or whatever
,-f,,rv any player receiVctts was due 10
accident. rather than intention. The fact
that no PLAYERS on either side were seri-
ou4iv Injured shows that no unnecessary
rouchress was INDUCED In
Time was called with the ball in Prince
tons possession at the centre OF the field.
Final score. Yale. 20. Princeton, 10.
The lineup was as follows:
Yale. sitlon. Princeton
Bass ............Loft end........Wap) Lea
Thompson.
Rocers ........Left tackle........ Church
CalWlck ........Left guard. ........ RIGGS
Wentz
II Gross ..........Centre... Galley
Vs. Cross ......Right guard.... ..Ehodes
Murphy .......Right tackle.... ...-Iyler
Hrkey ..........Right end........ Cochran
Frke ........Q arter-back......... Sutor
Ttorne LEFT haif-back. .Rosengarten
0Carialn) Barnard.
Dewitt .....Right half-back.. Armstrong
Kelly.
Jsrrems l-back.......... Baird
Touch-downs: Thorne. 2; Bass. 1; Jer
rens. !. IN mpson. !; Baird. l. Goals
from touch-downs: Thorne, 2: Suter, j
Time: Two 35-minute halves Umpire
Paul Dashlel OF Lehigh. Referee: Nc
Clung Of Yale. Linesmen: Coyne, OF
Amherst. and Garfield. Of Williams.
PENNsY DEFEATS HARVARD.
BOSTON. MASS. November 2S.-The
University OF Pennsylvania defeated Har-
ward In the annual game to-day on the
Soldiers Field Cambridge, by score OF
i % A Fully 1900 people saw the game
which was intensely exciting from start
70 finish. THE field was soft and muddy
ana il the second half a strong wind
came up. which swept down the field, and
gave Pennsylvania big advantage.
Hauarls defeat can be explained In
one serisacs-her failure TO kick two
goals, which would have won her the
game
In spite Of her defeat, however. Harvard
clearly outplayed her opponents. and In
NE second half had the Pennsylvania
team ON the run. II was merely ques-
ton Of d few minutes before she would
have scored again.
II was a singular fact that all OF the
scoring done by both sides was due to
blocked punts Pennsylvania first score
was a goal from the inne'd, made after
a blocked punt. and Gnbert's run OF
io'iy yards. the longest OF the game. was
maze from another blocked punt. The
I'VE yards necessary TO put the ball over
W Inc was an easy thing after that.
iDe same was remarkably free from
Wlsaness and slueging. and the officials
were so effective aud watchful that off
sac playing and no ding proved too costly
be INDUCED In by either eide.
harvard made a plucky and desperate
ephll neht IN the second half. with the
s.1is J, 20 3 against her. and a strong
s'tI blowing down the field. on account
Nnlcn Brooke was enabled to punt sixty
seventy yards. while the best Brewer
N..'l DO Was thirty.
Dslofe the game. even money was offer
10y Pennsylvania men that Harvard
sola not score. although the odds 90
~ maj score went down perceptlbly.
TIRE GAME WAS CANCELLED. i
annapolis. MD. November 23.-(Spe.
S,ALi-Ihe football game between the
University OF Virginia eleven and the
wan OF the Naval Academy did not
ohe place this afternoon. owing to a
. ~. understanding OF the rules under
' "Hleh The game should be played Both
-. -. nave their stories. Each blames the
N'@et I5r the cancellation OF the game.
HAMPTON ELEVEN WON.
HAMPTON. VA, November 23.-~(spc-
oaLl-rhe Hampton eleven added anothe.
.,''.oFy 10 their score to-day by defeating
w sllong Columbia Aihietic tenn. OF