Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-20

wind. the growI of the tiger answered. and
a cataract Of sound rolled onward. Both
elevens passed the ball, while Referee
Langford Of Trinity tossed the coin and
the eleven5 lined up.
2:10-Princeton won the toss and took the
north end. with the wind behind, and in a
trice the great battle was on. The wind
had fallen away and was now very light
and fitful
2:15@McBride kicked off for Yale to
Princeton's fifteen-yard line. Baird re-
turned it. Mcbride kicked again and
Wheeler caught and carried to five yards
center.
2:I1-Reiter made three yards and Ban
nard four through Yale's line. Barnard
then made ten to Yales forty-five-yard line
through Chamberlain.
21S-Bannard carried through left tackle
again for four yards and Reiter did the
same for thirty.
Yale gets the ball on downs and Benja
min made four yards round left and then
Dudley did the same for ten more. Benja-
min and Dudley alternated again and 20
gether gained six more around Craig.
Ball was then in center of field in Yale's
possession
through Hillebrand, and Mcbride then
kicked to DeSaulles. who was downed on
Yales 45-yard line.
2:24Dudley could not gain round left
end. and Mcbride kicked into the line.
Crodis fell on the ball on Yaes 45-yar1
line. Barnard could not gain around right
ED.
2:26-Reiter made a yard through center,
and then repeated the performance for
three yards Barnard got by Rogers for
four yards
2:2s-On an ends back play Reiter could
make no Roadway. and it was Yale's ball
on downs on her 30 line.
2:y3-Benjamin carried through center
three yards. Dudley got. by Craig for four
yards and then Benjamin again went at
the line without gain. Rogers tried through
tackle and Princeton the DiPSkiQ
downs.
Barnard tried left end. but fumbled and
Rogers fell on the ball. Mcbride kicked
out OF bounds. Baird returned to YaleS
thirty-yard line.
2:30-Coehran OF Princeton is injured
2::i2-Cochran returns to his place. He is
not seriously hurt.
2:3+Dudley tried center for gain.
Mcbride kicked to Wheeler and Baird to
Benjamin at Yale's fifteen-yard line. Nc
Bride kicked out of bounds Ball at Yale s
forty-yard line.
2:3S-Bannard went through Rogers for
three yards and Wheeler did the same.
ReiteI plunged by Rogers again and made
his distance Princeton is hammering Yale's
line hard Barnard found hole between
Rogers and Chadwick and made four yards.
2:i0-Reter got but one yard around Hall.
but Barnard passed Rogers for three yards.
Wheeler made one through center. Prince
ton tried a criSS-cross and fumbled- Booth
passed for a kick. but the ball went too
high and Baird missed it. Rogers fell on
the ball at Yale's fifty-yard line.
ID p-m.-BeHjamin went between Coch-
ran and HiEebrand for four yards. and
Dudley tried Holt for no gain. Benjamin
went between Holt and Craig for FIVE
yards Rogers was sent at the same place
and made six good yards. Benjamin tried
Holt for no gain. Dudley was also unsuc-
cessfui on the same play. 1t is Princeton s
ball on downs. on Yaie's 50-yar1 line.
2IS--On two trials Princeton could not
gain, and Baird kicked to Yale's fifteen
10 art1rT l1 ha hal IN
Iale's thirty-hve-yard line.
2:o2-Reiter could not get by Chadwick.
He did no better against Chamberlain and
Baird boldly tried a goal from the field.
The ball vent into the line. but Hiliebran1
fell on Yale's forty-yard line. Reiter could
not gain by Hall. end then Rogers tackled
Barnard for a loss
2:5tBaird kicked into the line again.
Chamberlain got the ball and it was YaIe's
Princeton's ffty-yard line. Benjamin
went through Holt for five yards.
2:51-Dudley carried by Holt for a yard
and Benjamin through Holt for a yard
and Benjamin through Edwards for three
more. Dudley tried the same for an equal
distance and Benjamin duplicated the play.
Dudley passed Craig a yard and Mcbride
punted to Baird. who caught it on Prince
tons twenty-yard line.
Big Crowd From New York.
NEW YORK. November 20.-It is estf-
mated that 5000 people left the Grand
Central depot today to attend the Yale
Princeton game in New Haven. The crowd
was densest at the depot at 10 o'clock,
when the members of the Princeton Club
Of this city and the Undergraduates of
Princeton reached 1t. The first special car
Tying go pas sengers. was made up of ten
pariOr coaches The second special car
RED $50 passengers. The rest of the trains
were made UP of twelve day coaches each
and we're damned with people.