The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
shoulder, o, tn. lntsr,orer, and Knight. in.

hal expired and the PREDICTION men were bee dc
themseyes with Joy. Tbs ball WAS puntcl out
and Whe.lsr kicked rather difhcultgo from
That made the score Otto and tho Princeton
Without delay BIT The ind S". were Just wax
ing NJ. Pierce kicked of ami he drovs. tho
ball clear over the goal Inc. That made Il
25.rprd line and Wheeler got in drive that
resulted in Mctox.n being thrown on his 40
yard line. Tire Indians began furious attack
n!nys so last that Tor the moment the Tiger,
driven T at Ell ,n s'9 Nils f4
Re nsla for gain Of ,brss hoI ya,l =:
token crashed into the line for only
sSopt two feet .GG lHion: had 1
not make a foot Knight. however,. gained i've
yarts when he sh?t into scholar who seemed
pile and II WV. founi that ne needed IN am.
"S"in' misbrsnd p mad" Two yaria 10 IRWIN;
to,Srt M right snd hnt ne lnhlans h,ncrd.
centre T twice Tor !S on" ley yo1d tue took Tho
rushod to the side Inc 9, aud cried out:
The trainers thrust their arms into tho big
to Pnim cry Mscord p ana two o;ses wRe.her
this sudden d"mand for facial nrmor Wa duo
10 nylng lctt HOOKS and unuer cuts tas Prince
ton mon lid not say. But the eHrn-stncss with
nincsnt, ,Prlnce,oS's rush line made 4 a iutiIe
puntsd. HUI hnson caught the ball on Prince
tons io-yard inc and Just as he was starting
sHSE rel b Sf a., him he ws
kicked out OF 'ounds at Carlisle's Seward limo
and the ln'ian; began another test Of the
eyer. so Whealock got IN another Kick As
Hutch lson caught the tnl again Rogers
hbr rdi bin WITH a. magnificent tackle on
bhaush yH cn on GonG HGa p ss.
around the right end. ReJwater threw s-rie
the, integferers MS though the, were t,te boys
Trincston qusr.er back By Tho mock "%% threw
him d9En swing that cent him rolling
tSs Princeton shSu,sr. Who saw tn,
tho tackle a. foul and no penalty was imposed.
" was purely an accident and was made In
result OF tho tscpl. was that hHn,chi NJ
:eqos. n ss . II no g, ,dg Sy 'S NE a
than three yards. and M II was a third down.
Wheeler was comps ed TO punt Pierce caught
l!ns. Then Wheeler broke through CarlislrS
defence , Ard threw seneca for loss o, ten
70 Kick. and Huchn.onn .f Alter t cn,cnns tho
ysrd Inc NhSscr End sc"ord w. .rS to- men zen
finally. when the lad ans wore renaIia-d ten
yards lor "A side Play. the bal wa. down IN
Ike rocks and tn. Princeton bncks we're
heaten"lr - effectively that ID. I gers los,
once again the Indians tried to tear through
Princston's defer CO, hut. finding It ,till !mrH-.
sthis Whe.'ock got In the usual punt, driving
EickiRg match after t6st T.twcs s wn@ sT
and "hye'er; TIE eGii sailing back and i2rth
nny y2 RTh Sansh Tn 'ssF Ga
%6;soSE AND Eossi; GS z; gc53da
hut there was rot an lndian near enough 10
nal him; so he AMI hal ae.Ssr nsld. with II.
ee IN 'front.' him Snd ora s5H Va %
dodge wei enough to escape. Hudson nut him
down with force enough 10 make his teeth
rattle. and the crowd cheered tho Indians
Kniiht could do nothing, hut McCord maGo
Then lille brand was called upon. but a;trr he
had gotten well under way he droprsh the ball
fhs ssn, wef ps Sn nses hsn
before and the Princeton lacss were find ng Il
harl to get away from ths ,actlers. An eI.
CRISES 25.yard, line whsre tho whistles
ing room TO be rubbed down and to have their
bruises patched up. hr' the stoId Eetmen
SEQ ned shelter and proceeded SLOWLY down ths
spread their blankets on the tar, aud sauatted
down. l. was council OF war and there was
no pipe of pence In sight.
Amt you fellows afraid Of getting oold?"
asked the tall man W tn Eyeglasses. who looked
az the Indians as they sat there psrsp!ring
We'll ". will soon get I NIL out u.s." said
capt MheelocE. ior we have been payIng
arc going to cut loose and tear Princeton all to
piece.
tcgHs on and Wheel dashed back sP TO P pm ~
ton's 2O-ysrd line. where on the next play no
sunssd Hpdf SY pSfnght the 6nl ond vas
he Indsns ever ia,erei N.to.s n'Tas MADE .'S
look hod Of Fl, eyer and es h G@,
back Tor loss. Scholher vas knocked out ani
Twas ,n several minute. before he could resume;
sr was down.d on princ"ion's 35.ysrd line
Metoren twisting HI i'm over IN q heap. Wheeler
followed with a ash across tn. .ftld arouni
,sIt enc ~ Ior seh a Yards: and McCord ma,o
the core. va. weakening raridy., Ano,hsr
In ey ns osr yare. n Pit m the
they ore through The Tigers on the n.Ii V dow Nv"
with such asrceness that Knight lost two
Mscord va; beaten back, too, 50 the usual
Rsaiway when biz Ed"srds t urs " him over we"
aud In n lify the Tigers got The bail Tor ho ding
on Carlise's 3O-yard Lac. Hcrc was TIE chance
Princeton was looSing for, to score. and tho
rooters all around the fle d urged their repre-
sentatiycs to beat tho hall down to the goal
line. Knight was roweress 10 advance H. hut
McCori plunged ahead five ynrds throu. h this
un'ortunat" Schold~r: The Princeton conchs 9
promptly substituted Hoigman for Wheeler
who was lame md tirct and the latter ~ ng
into the game frsnh hit the line Tor enough
gain to get the ball on to the 20.yari line.
HUI chinson droppe back then and VIII IL on
the 3O-yard line he triad 10 Kick goal The
kick VAS blocked by Rsdwat-r and there was
q horco scr ambie for possession Of II. Finally
Edwards dropped ON the oval IN the 81. ward
line which enabled the Tigers to begin another
attack
Hodgman was quickly thrown into Scho'der
and the latter he nR put out OF the way, tho
Prinretnn full buck made q fnc dash 10 Car
Isles ls-yard line, Ths Princeton coachcrs.
90 40 nov. took knight out and substituted
knfor The latter i'm mo iiately plunged Into a
hole hstwsen Scot and Scholier an Landed
the bs on the l5-ynrd line. Another heavy
smash by kafer advanced II Ave yards moo.
bur the scrtmmage was such q nsrcs one hat
both Pierce aud Slckles we're laiI out helpless
Pierce was Hat upon his face OtlhnIoss
and when one OF the trainers turned MN
on his hack he wa, unconscious Smelling
sa'ts and ice water brought him around. hut
he was too badly shaken up 70 contiuUe and
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