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

s''eral star pays III 'he ope" "hen 'ney were
needed ana In providing interference he
did better than In any previous game
this year. the coaches SAID. In stiilman ne was
eompeheu 10 ace man heavier ana taNer
The Yale tackle was also aggressive enough
TO keep Poll warm and they had corklna
old set-to all tho way TO the end. Neither
showed any signs OF urihR ana pore nc
marks OF MS scrappinR match hiliebrand
iound FRANCIS nara nut 10 crack. but ne
cracEeu Dim Oil rieht uhtiI no heu MS arm
wreneneu' lhen When LIoyu went In at rlnce-
IONS right TACKLE francis coneiuueu that
picnic was IN store ior MIN Inc fais packs
promptly aunched their most vicious attacks
az Lloyd ana Francis dlo MS utmost 10 smut
MIN out OF the way out thouRn tho newcomer
had TO break some ground ne was not such an
easy marx aiter ait
compare eo.u oaRie WIN sh'or uoiar
ana you may IuuRe OF inc aiuerence between
rainier ana roe on the one manu- Against hup-
oeh ana ohitzer ON 'ne o,her. lime una again
tue ia'.er pair niisseu 'Ackies III tne open ana
were buried by Prineetons nying Interior
enoe. IN getting aoWn unoer menriues mag
hinoent puhts they were SLOW ana frequently
Wers ANONYMOUSLY oooReu. Snitzer made
ons Rranu play. however Wneh no
got uowh uhder one OF sharpos
orNes ana ieh ON the Dali 30 close 10
trincetoh ine thst u looked ss IL touch
uo"h Wou'u surrey DC maze IN the next
minute or Two. but ms swiItness went Tor
nothinR. Princetons ends. on the other hand.
were hehtning' Ehey scuttied down the Held
iNo Two mares enu whenever they got their
hanus on oaek VINO haa oauRht punt they
pu' MIN uoun WIN nehsness anu oespetch
tht msae the Princeton hords roar In ap-
proVA- row Ackscs Were unused py shess
~.
Vev sohooiooyish-
fhss DONE xoh IN IHhspcorp HALS'
Palmer was 80 slight and weak In appear
ancs when the game started that few good
judges believed he could stand the great strain
and finish. And they we're right for he was
done for In the middle OF the second half
Roper who took his place. was an agreeable
surprise. and especially when he fell on the
ball after Mcbride fumbled In midneld and
ended one OF Yale's best assaults.
II was In tho second half that the Yale
coaches concluded that snitzer should DO re-
placed and they put In Gould. The latter was
. big improvement and also displayed more
speed than Hubbell Gould incidentally made
one OF the best tackles OF the game whom he
grabbed Wheeler.who caught one OF McBride's
longest punts. ana was pitched over for the
loss OF q yard before no could get under way.
fales rush line showed better staying Qunl-
tiles than Prlnceton's. and the same may be
said OF the back field. The only change made
behind Yale's rush lin- was the substitution
OF Richards for Ksene In the second half Fincke
was In better form thnn at Cambridge. but he
was not allowed TO handle many pubts and
therefore had no chance to get In any OF his
customary nuns. Sharpe attended to the
kicks OF Wheeler almost exclusively and he
made only one real blunder. That was q muf
when hc--taod close to his goal line with Poe
yard OF. but quick recovery made the crowd
cheer Sharpe. when. had he lost the ball. he
would doubtless have been severely criticised.
sharpe played the best game behind Yale's
forward with the exception OF Mcbride. He
was cool-headed. rs his miraculous drop kick
proves. and hs hit the limo with moro than
average success. In tacking he made few
misses and was tower OF strength
In assisting Mcbride In his bul-like
line plunginR. Sharpe demonstrated be.
yond the question OF doubt that he
10 one OF The coming stars, and IL
would not DO at all surprising IL
when the proper time comes he should be-
chosen captain OF Yale eleven. lie looks Ike
Mcbride and Is playing q better game now