The morning times., 1896-11-22
brand and made run of twenty five yards
before Bard tackled him.

brand ana made run OF twenty-five yards
before Bard tackled him.
On three eEccessive downs Mills and
BenJomin gained but one yard, and Hinckcy
punted to Baird. who was tackled, but
the Yale team, almost unaidcd. for seventy
yards, when lie was tackled by Benjamin
only twelve yards from Yale's goal.
Kelly was used on the next four plays
in placing the ban within two yards
of the line. Baird took it to the line
and Kelly was forced thro ugh the center
for the touchdown in about twenty-five
minutes. Baird kicked the goal.
Time was called shortly after with
the ball in Princeton's possession on Yale's
2O-yard line. Score for the first half:
Princeton, IL; Yale, 6.
i,,r s..,ouu i.lI commenced at 3:32
BENJAMIN kicked off to Baird. who returned
the leather To Yale for gain of twenty
yards. Baird caught Hinckey's punt on
nis own :5o-yara line and anotner series
of magnificent rushes commenced, anu
Baird, Kelly and Barnard worked the oval
to Yaie's 30-yard line, where Princeton
luinred for the iirst tiine anu iose ne =,
ball. but another tumble by Fincke gave II
back.
on the next lineup Kelly Went through
ried the bali past Murray. planting it
within n foot OF the line. Baird went
across with the ball, but fumbied. lille
brand, however, fell on II. scoring the
faiied at the placed kick, and the score
stood: Princeton, 16; Yale, 6.
After the kick k-ofr Mills made several bril-
liant plays, gaining twenty yards on three
attempts through the Tigers line. but Yale
could not keep up the pressure, and liinckey
was forced to kick Church, Baird, Kelly,
and Barnard went through the center and
round ends for good gains, and Yaie's goal
was again in danger. Baird buckel the
| center for fourteen yards, and the ball was
| four yards from the goal line. Kelly closed
| up three yards more, and Barnard was
| sent through for touchdown directly be.
tween the posts. Bair5 failsd TO connect
Benjamin kicked off to Baird and the lat
| ter returned the l.-Ither for Il gain al
| fifteen yards. Mills made four yards
| through the center. EnJamln WAS hurt
| and gave way to Van Every. In two plays
| MiIIs made four yards by working the
tackles and Van Every added four yards
| more.
| Bernard left the game completely used up
| and Wheeler took his place ont the nextplay y
| the ball wentto Princeton for holding in the
| line. The leather was in the middle of the
| field. but Baird went right through faie's
| center for thirteen yards, and was showed
| past Chadwick for three. - 20.
| tackle and end, and then got past Chad
! wick for fourteen, bringing the ball on
| Yale's seventeen yard line. Baird ad-
vanced the leather ten yards, and Prince
tance given her for interference Kelley
| tried Chamberlain for two yards, and
| Wheeler scored on the next scrnlnagc
| by going through center. Baird missed the
| goal, Score. Princeton. "a; Yale, 9.
| From this until just before half time
| ending Yale was Eescgcd holly, hut man.
| aged 10 stall off any further score, and
| when the whistle was blown it was the
| ELS ball on their own twenty-five yard
| line Final score: Princeton, "a Yale, 6.
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