The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
|SoS FOR PRINCETON.
III. ! Phenomenal Field
cssl Kick.
,,,.lrEp the BOYS Of TULANE
.,.sn.se race At ne.'
~ 49, r,rs Horse Broke HIS
~ 80 a. the Wire

Conn. November s'.- ~ :,
Isvss' ~ .I before the close Of one Of
n piaa 's,,.ll games ever played De-
,sisss io0'Os Vale. little Arthur Poe.
nisss.ss =, an and, a member Of tho "a,
~ . '.su, dropped beautiful sOa u
- f,n''s. :, won the game for the
y ~ , an1 margin OF II to 10.
y ~ o. u T. the fact is that Poe never ss
in''. .,,.s OF in game. attempted
> pfscues ,ha field. To say that
e. I'D, ed. dumbfounded and ona-
- M =, s,ck is to put 1t very milals.
ss.s time the blue was 's'
si1ss =. scored previously af'er
&ssa 49, ., play, mainly through
F1'!a -, -. Yale goal line. where. after
~ IN, = Nv Yale, it was pushed over
- pau,s fortunately for Prince
leueh.oo"p, Sicked and six points
~ goei ,,,r,,tes after Yale had pusnsu
Vt ea - to their goal through NY.
1fsfs DAY. waiting and a block KICK suve
Nj SftN pun Although Browns llgnt-
ss,tinr through the line was ier
vorh y niock kick, the taiiuro oI
flh W .s,s,eiy after still gave Pr.nce.
Eil mmestos (. The Tigers felt larry
~ leaSS., . small margin untn hye ma
VIA 'l msen Sharpe, iale's haii-pacA.
psi, sr,,rs hue crowd to their teet
~ me emu st spectacular kicks ever
it tcotholl field, sending the oai1
pr neeton goal posts from paeM
n y.yard line. t., ,a, favor. Yale
" w . so half almost entirely on tns
w y ~ inc standing up sianuiy
sfNs a ~ ansaugbts OF the Tigers Ihe
~ m s,rnst entirely in Yale's territory
.saIS although Princeton never was
~ nS.' 4 beyond her opponents l5-yara
jitfle wonder, therefore, that
y vS,eh will probably live forever IN
sssnr. tnofball annals. coming wheh
s..,,s r,ssS crowd had almost given UP
sas .xs,ia bays electrified the Princeton
\ snsn a degree that they went 1aifiy
s;sh ioy. And this pentup enthusiasm
,or,h WITH renewed energy Sixty see,
i.iss when the referee whistle endeo
ss,,,a n one OF the greatest games ever
X ma Yale field. The Princeton root.
~ comparatively few in numbers, bu'
N, CHARGED over the fence surrounding
rSafon and surged on to the field, tbs
~ Il exultant sound would have done
n 10 . mighty host.
II, enjinently kicking game, and tht
M Won, although q strong breeze which
Almost directly down the field meant
4 things for Yale in the first half ant
n inflated against Princeton in the sec
~ Wheeler's long punts were carried
,Iala's goal line. which gave the blue
EurbeY Of free returns. While the puntins
excellent, the two field goals were tn,
siiups Of the affair. Princeton played
Hi football throughout. few trek play
tried. There were no fake kicks
Ia back Of quarter back kicks. 1t wa
Igng at the line. runs around the end
3A veil started interference and boil
N showed marvellous speed In getting tn
sndtr way. Princeton, II anything, ex
Y b starting her backs into the play
" speed shown in the first half wa
* 10 the second. The Princeton defense
NH, was the feature of her game. Elk
when driven back to her goal line b.
ddst long punts. the ball was almost al.
b her opponents territory and prac'
Nv, entirely 80, In the second half OF tn
" INT Princeton ends were much to
III ~ their Yale opponents. and Poe,
y tom start to finish put him at TIL
q the ends Of the country. His part
Palmer, was not far behind and III
asnt york Of the pair in getting dow
Aa y well as breaking up the Yale In
1tate was highly sensational. Their
sens fumbling and three times Nc
~ y bucking. the line. dropped the ba
ad muf by Hutchinson. Princeton
rsl from the field.