The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

punt sent the ball out at faies so-ysio nne'
MoRs,a. ., pon s,n IN ra.utss IN Hu,csn.on
h. Tn'a s sos N boot ~ Tlssp. In.
%Sos .Som on ~. Of Ys.
si nlCn SHOWS 'or'n'r tho superiority '
A dopb,. ma. wa. ineffective. Hutchinson
being thrown no for ak a loss. so wheeler dropped
back FOR Kick the only play the. to %ss0
the ball. BROWNE 9D jumped in front Of it, and the
,h s p,, n'n ~ ,n ,'r ,,sn.d NV IT,.
Y". TSst. . so to be no Tiger,
h.m% g.. m"po, see a"s,,x e.,h.r.d ,hs nv.,
in and fol, oil ON r. r. was . touchdown eight
minutes after Princeton's score. and the Blue
| stands were violet seas. Princeton was net'ed
snu worrieh, ior iaie was p.sy'ne improved
instead S p"n, M the s' ball out QUITO for fair catch
from which 20 90, a nl,cs tict in front Of rho
Post; 4 was brought OF straight ~, from ths
nade i Necessary Tor Brown 70 kick The goal
o. Sa Which had sr9ksn the
his go9 al, trial II he kicked kicked the ba,l oyer the
missed Il BY ysrJs and The figures res" we're o' to
| I'm favo ~ ha
Whcsler Esk rff IN and ripcse catching m.
ball passeS il TO Share who tIcked Il ont nf
bounds at prncotons 80. yard iins.' The II u
II rossibIe. 10 Eeior WheeI.r and sy Wse
f"5SS made s.r smGss ten the Ysm EI.df {,
| Hutchinson. Wheeler was forced 10 punt
HsG snS WAS tp as fast Pc th;
| line. Then Iopride' ain HAVING tbe Wind
made punt thai carried tho ball clean over
catch, ran back 10 PrInoeton's asrsrd SeI linz me
FED the pIesIin 10 tbn inn WbsI, c AZ
Tigers bracsd again to get The RaIl on S downs ms
aTdsrsd qshs aprn ehGpGe Eut rap MeBT n
Sbnrpe STOOD On The vnrd Iipe tbap cheit
marx being directly under his shoes. The YaIe
line prenarcd 10 hold the Tiger. back so tbat
the drop kicker might have plenty OF time
tho nan nt came h .ns pay rom se 20 finese' and
lalss protective formation into bits and
rasnsa over me intervening ten yards Ike
Ean,ners Snnrhe was IA cool as the emily
a onrenze ana paiu no attention 70 ANYTHING OF
enyDody put thc Dali. lie poised II carefully.
nlroVs nus right zoe under u WITH great force.
!Sp IRON the very MIDST OF INC PRINCETON
yeoW eeG ov.s %ns sns
ana travelled higher anu higher with every
ss Z MhSR hs wa @
was a sIaninE o. nsci.: .,LainlpE Of eye. and
Post. all Yale supporters. leaped into the air
They saw that the nall was coming over the
brace i, SIN '"es spinS" %ie' and ID with sRi
every reSoIutlon casting an INCREASING gloom
shot over the cross. bar. and fell down at the
So. Setote f So we ei.s say a that would
Then there ,rns n Val, ownthr nt .. ..
been seldom seen here The fences around as ~
erowd om sapnp ' nS Sn prsvsn s the
who had Rlcked one Of me most m searRe
en-, en-, goals on record and had Put Yale ahead
Ssr @SsfS% s% The sSsrp %9 mn ns
anil w%msn IN The .nss, Dy every man
an" But th enrs nS w sreat Nm, a,sein
k khE H., on v aEain and Mcbride had punted II
Vigorous smnshnS than h sgio,Se'Gn sG more
,hsT 1En toynrd line TIE Prneeon backs
Yard line. wher: Reiter was Ironped b we ROW o
The teams could line up again ths bS S %bss
had listed tbrty.aye minutes nctmai' ,, Mnrn
burinr The Information oo.l. aud ..,a-
wrHas vcrs popnar Tor 1t S Wss b HH asn mp
SU.n Ino fhs erSwd Wa both thirsty and
ssT s5Sl s$a
Hal Ll
suppIantsd Keane IN he Yale e .Isra h hmi
thai WINS III" on'v cbsn.s eeInh' put
Frinceton's turn to have Ike wind sns
the Nassau snnnorters nrrSio,oH ,raa. a. anu
SnIe's noiicr Va M san, ~ brtpt .'IneS'
bridge The aSyice 10 thn pinYsrs y 81. " YAM
- d. II. au,ivr " VIZ buyers was, -,
win This mathnh w .rom se"!lhg ana you'll
aid IL came within a aso 81 20 tme e,ter
0 "'''''' "n "'' VI p'"''"k SUCCESSFUL
THE SECOND HALF
~ was fales KICK on and Francis drove tho
nhi, 10 ,McCord who was torpled over on Prince
ION 5t.ynri line. Hut SnitZer was of side
and the ball was called back for another kick
oil; iaG incidentally losing I'VE Yards as a rem
aLty. IL was from fale's bO-yard line,
th"relote thnt Francis drove the ball
away again into Princeton's territory. Hille-
prnnu chusht " ana hustled back TO HE
3o-yard line, where he dropped the ball and
Brown got H. sharpe could not make an inch
and Richards was literally put over on his back
i, pr ioss o, three yards. Then SHARPE from
we 4oIyhrn me made another drop-kick for
Rnal. IL was nIlei with confluence now and
hIstry was q beauty. But for the wind which was
ploWlnR directly across the neld from the
i was, sharpe Mise the post by two yards
atr,i the ball went bv a foot or two lower than
the cross bar. IL was outside OF tho iurthest
POST but near enough TO throw scare into the
frincet2n delegation.