Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Il TIGERS WIN.
,rHwuELM THIIsR ANTAG-
o,,srs FROM OLD ELI.
r,,srlysNIA DEFEATS HARVARD.
cuttYe victory OF the
nird
bed and Blue over the crimson
Nc,v york. 20 10 G-That
rnundcIpbin, : to o.

r., of the incoming N'~V' '"0
1' ' l.re8 the fence around Man
ra-' ,,,5 sent the slogan mp to the
n.''' ON the stands. and from
.,-o,eh the murky atmosphere
....-.ry reached tho tens OF thou-
Dr. lined the viaduct overlook
.r.a waving, gorgeous, yello"-hueu
The Yale-Princeton game oil
over and the Drawn and muscle
..-.. Nassau had trampled the
editions Of old Eli I'm the dust.
'' Glorious combat, fought hand
.t and eve TO e-e. and Princeton
o.. triumphant TO enter the third
~.. oe her struggles with her friend
'. o., The score Of IS to 6. 1t was
-.~- victory. but the vanquished
... hard and died game.
aud only once. did the old, IA
t... nj Yale wave triumphanty
.t-av Seven minutes after Baird
o'-' -.I hostluties the Yale war
i b.. tre bah on Pr.nceton's 23-yard
t.+ DESPITE the encouragement OF
r.,..rs the Els had to surrender
after unavailing efforts 10
,ro rhalanx In front Of them.
5 ,.r back for a punt out OF dan
t.. the watchful Rodgers was on
ga r-l blocked the kick. The ball
..t teh.-i the goal-line. There was a
-.- 900 both sides confused
~ arms ard legs. The referee
Dis whistle. and the mass slowly
...-,tef Bass had fallen on the
and drawn first blood for Yale.
-- ,r. we..ccs Of the blue had their
.- ana r0bly they responded TO
-,r Though outnumbered nearly
49,. d, one hy the bearers of orange
.rs ley made up in volume OF en-
....su for lack OF numbers. 1t was
r.I- lest chance.
s--rsl on by the score OF to 0, the
r.-s-s rushed 10 the attack with fierce
. .rat overturned all obstacles The
..,,.. ,ye.cht Of their rush-line broke
t.-- var.'s defence. Yard by yard. the
SIS f-hHrg manfully every foot, the
..-.-t broke down on the devoted cita-
st The BAN was brought almost on the
v-. r-4r-.inc. and then. with a mighty
t..ra Baird and Kelly were sent through
t- ,,g-r-5owns. Baird easily achieved
3D. major POINTS. and the first half ended
g.s the score al u 70 6 in favor of the
IN he second half the Tigers fairly
-..-ute'msd che Els. and three touch
.,ars we've made. Hidebrand. Barnard.
i-s Wheeler being responsible for the
Scores Baird oucht 10 have kicked all
trss GOALS hut missed badly, and when
p. whistle blew Princeton had "A points
GO Ta.-'s q.
ATTENDANCE ENORMOUS.
ne seating capacity at Manhattan 7
-s1 r. $500 persons. There We're not
,n vacant seats Fully 5000 more had
srrlng r0rm making the number in
ss ua gates over 200o) not counting
.a occupants Of press seats. On the
rlilct and Speedway Hin there were ~
.4lt E'a bringing the total number
O Che people who saw Baird. Of Prince 4
tr ssr1 the leather flying to the east
e- goal when the game opened, 5000.
The li1e-Ip was as follows:
Princeton. Position. Yale.
Cochran .........Right end........COnnor.
l,okaw ..........Left end ............B Bass.
7scr.h .........Left tackle .......Rodgers.
Crowds .........Left guard. murray.
--ls ............C Centre ...... Chamberlain.
Armstrong fright guard chadwick.
H.ieoraul.. Right tackle. Murphy, Ours
ton. ConnOr.
Smith ........Q Quarterback ........Fincke.
Ia1rari and
Wheeler Left half-back. Benjamin ana
Van Every.
Kelley fright half-back Hine and Mills.
t-fl ....... .tull-back ........... Hinckey.
cl-l0Wrs-Bass. Baird Kelley, Hill
t---rl. Barnard. Wheeler
Goals from touch-d0wns-Hine, Baird
Iaa .njwei-Murphy. Benjamin, Hine,
Barnard
lne-Two 2--minute halves.
hs,.rea-NcCiung Of Lehlgh
rr.re-Paul Dashiel. Of Lehigh.
sma1-Garfeld. OF Harvard. ana
sl.'a. &c Wesleyan.
FENNSY, S: HARVARD. 6.
PHILADELPHIA. November H.-For
tafi successive year Pennsvlvapia
Year 900 Franklin field. defeated aar-
a.- "a. i.li-palL Pennsylvania won bv
..t ~ s. 90 g. the smallest and closest
rolled UP by the red and blue I'm its
-.o} over the crimson.
4-e c.os.uess Of the score hardly ron
s 'ae relative strength Of the two
a's Harvard scored in the first half
--i trat fault which PENNSYLVANIA
.'' .r.er been able 10 correct this year
a"t gotten Off punt and a blocked
aside from this. the play in the
'. hat was fairly even. In the second
yly4nia held the ball almost
ana carried II up 10 Harvard's
s.I post three separate times. In this
pennsylvania Outplayed Harvard
'r, 10 finish Behind each one Of
tk lines which marked their sec
.1 u the field The Harvard men. I'm the
il half made a desperate and de-
Iiif stand. but Pennsylvania was
i+i- with O. fury that swept the Grim
i.'h-..ne away and foot by foot the
ana blue bored It's steady way to-
'.'s Har,ard's goal
.As physical condition Of the men Of
'"o teams was most marked.
.tholt the game. az almost every
-atse. a Harvard man would be
.-r..ltl out hurt and before time was
-'e4 me Cambridge team had SUBJ
-.el Tour players for the ones who
'-- Pennsylvania, on the contrary.
-'- DUG one man hurt throughout the
a-i ae speedily recovered. Further.
'Fina was playing with greater
.. ana energy when time was finally |
go han when fl began the game.
-.t harFards men seemed played al
-,, 20 standstill.
N4rd scored It's six points on
i9wn and goal In the first half.
-ylyanIa made It's eight In the
., haf from safety touchdown, a
'-.l--o"n and a goal.
GAME SLOW.
lae game was more or less slow and
-. Win moments Of excitement in
'.---.l into H. when either team seemed
.- fa.n.nR the advantage. The fire.
injuries 20 the Harvard men drew
' DIOR half out 10 an hours time. and
discussion over a decision by
.,i.' HickOck dragged the second half |
't 'of an hour and a half, and when
, iae was over IL was almost dark
ti .Ne ~ was as follows:
r-r Position. Pennsylvania
pa. ..............Left end.............B Boyle |
.-----r- -. L.....