The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
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hal expired and the Pridcc,on men we're bee dc
thcmselyes with 10y Tbs ball was puntel out
and wheel.r kicked a rather difficult goal IRON
That made the score 8to 0 and tho Princeton
men were CRYING ont Tor another touchdown
ing ut. Pierce kicked of ami he drove tho
ball clear over the goal lne That made IL
Ssrd nn nor AND WReeer eo IN VH dSS tbst
resulted in Mctox-n being thrown on his 40
yard line. The Indians began a furious attack
were puzzled sepssS9 and HstoIen were H,
,ihs aela for -, gain Of three yards re
t r.TS rs.hs S?aHH Nass nns To or Only
about two feet the inilnns had 70. yield
the rail- on Carlises i3-yard line, Wheeler
S rot maEs so kss S1..1"T sano S" i've
yaris when le shot into Scho!dsr who seemed
SlSss %S out Prom sn0 II.
pile and II was fCuni that lie neefrd TN am.
Spa f2f s2 T%, s rn int, Tas 'yl IL iryn
and alter MStord had bgttsd b head into The
ball on downs Just then several Tigers
rushoi to the side Inc 3 aud cried out:
=. Give US oui nose guards. We must hi ve
The ,rnincrs, thrust their arms into the big
canvas 6ng end rubber nuzzlrs were LANDED
to Palmer, McCord and two others. Whether
To ilying lott hook. and upuer cut. the Prince
which they spoke 10 the trancrs secmrd ZIG.
nincant, Prlnceton's rush line made II a futile
,sss Sr cptSs hacks 70 gan Snf %9.Gosk
tons i5-yard Inc and Just as he was starting
back rel man crabbed him around the waist
kisked out OF 'ounas at CarIi,ls's 30 ward Inc
and the In Ian; began another test Of the
ever. so Whealock got In another Kick Is
Hutch nson caught tho bnll again Rogers
hbrorred bin WITH a., magnificent tackle on
,bf"p.h wh.eiocs sni hen Hr% ." do p@ T pos.
around Sn IL. sR end ReSrns.r ,Sw
the inteTferers MS though the, were liltle boys
PM sh sD 3 iron he nag. GRABBED taT
across tho side iine into the crowd
.ro %G9a thu, thu nsst he said grabbed sr. him
the Princeton shouters ;, who saw the
tucfr a. foul and pssp pena EV was IS" s
sheer desperation because R.dwater could
re-" GET the ,ses. y Was s'" tim, "T ac mc
.on; aitn9 s.ih h rn igiy Twenty yards
than three yards. and M II was n third down,
Wheeler was come ed 70 punt Pierc" caught
bal and r. It cur S e."1ns =" h. 32yT!t
ysrd. Ira, msic mESrn ,p Tor Fl" WhS :" lex
ysrd Inc Wheeler End sc"ord we're r, iE- men
m ssn 'G The IN 'is T,y, and
Ss,f: %. % s sas & hi e9 wa. .Swg
bsaten I'll - effectively that ID. I ger. lost
the ball on dowas on the lS.ygrd line.
princston's deisic-. hu,. finding it still m rH..
sibls Wherock Got In the usual punt, driving
The ball on, q bogna, at pisnsiI " va. I
aud Nhceer. the ball sailing back and forth
with not much advantage to either team.
tons 45.yard linz md McCord shot through
Whee,oeE and kogers Tor spo9did run Of
Iut aS.re was rot an indnn nn,S S' enough ' TO-
nal him. so he nn1l hal Gear neli. with n.
ssstEO ,r o. =, qdSna Tsr Ts' d.
dodge We enough to escape Hudson put him
down with force enough to make his teeth
rattle. and the crowd eheered tho Indians
Kntih t could dc. nothing, hut McCord naGe
A Th.a uI run o. i've !Hrs' GROUND Eocsss
ana seneca frll on It on Car iises iO.ynrd Inc
before and the Princeton acSs we're lind ny It
hard to get away from ths ,acklers. An eI-
Sysrd n. wRsr. tn tho
ended tho frat hat.
The Princeton Tigers rushed into the dress
500 nod shelter and proceeded slowly down tha
spread their blankets on the turf aud saua,tsa
down. L. was council Of war and there was
RiDe Of tG Psr tsn IN :s sit,s Of eating
asked the tall man with eyeglasses. who looked
a. the Indians as they ant there psrsp!ring
c. We'll, w:w'll soon GO, MI out o,us." said
arc going to cut loose and tear Princeton all to
pieces
tons 20-ysrd line. where on the next play no
punted, Hudson caught tie bal! and was
yard line The play was rough anI Here. but
the Indians never fatered. Matoxen made a
o6E ETho oEd o G the In. h hut
back Tor loss. scholder was knocked mt ami
T. was several minutes before he could resume
Whnelock had to kick again. This time heel
sr was downed on Frinceton's 35-yard line.
oSTsd With ash across aero i" ths . td T arSshG
Twelve through scho, der. who though G,s,. to
II Ian. line ylsId.a our yaras. Ia, Y ca ."S
they through The Tigers e tho n-I dove ava
with such Hsrceness that Knight lost two
McCord was beaten back, too. SO tho usual
Punt from Wheeler b9omrd the ball down he
field Hudson was on his way back under full
aud In n liry the Tigers got the bail Tor ho ding
on Carlisle's 3O-yard Lac, Hcrc was tie chance
Princeton was looSing Tor to score. and tho
rooters all around the ne d urged their repre-
sentatiycs to beat tho hall down TO the goal
line. Knight was powerless 10 advance II. hut
McLord rlungel ahead five ynrds thiou n this
unfortunate Scholdrr. The Princeton conche
promptly substituted Hoigman for Wheeler
who was lame and, tiret and the latter - ng
into the game fresh hit the lin. Tor enough
gain to get the ball on to the 20-yard Inc.
HUI ehnson droppe back then and VIII IL on
the 3O-yard line he trad 10 Kick goal The
kick WAS blocked by Rsdwatrr and there was
q hcrcn scr ambe for possession Of IT, Finally
Edwards dropped ON the oval { n the Seward
line which enabled tho Tigers to begin another
attack.
Hodgman was quickly thrown into Scholer
and the latter beng put out OF the way, tho
Prinret1n full back made q nnc dash 10 Car
Isles ls-yard line; rhs Princeton coachers.
realizing that Y they would score thew must
do 80 nov, took knight out and substituted
knfcr. The latter i'm mo lately plunged in, 10 a
hole hstwsen Scot and Scholdar an landed
the ball on the l5-yard line. Another heavy
smash by kafer advanced II Ave yards moro
bur the crmmage was such q lsrcs one hat
both Pierce aud Sckles ware laii out helpless
Pierce was Hat upon his face mDt.bnloss
and when one OF the trainers turned him
on his hack ho wa. unconscious Smelling
sa'ts and ice water brought him around. hut
he wa. too badly shaken up 70 continue. aud