The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-27
YALE LOST TO PRINCETON
TIGERS WOMTHE GAME INTHE LAST
MINUTE OF PLAY.

| Sensational I'M the Extreme-ShHrpe'
Drop Kick from 4s-Yard Limo u Re
markable One-score II-IO-Othe
Saturday Games.
In the closest and most exciting
game the two colleges have evel
played, Princeton defeated Yale Sat
urday by a score of lilo. The close
ness of the figures indicate the intens-
ity of the struggle and how evenly
matched the two elevens were. Only by
a lucky goal from the field in the last
minute of play, did Princeton snatch a
victory from almost certain defeat, and
had not Gordon Brown, Yale's old
standby, failed to kick a goal in the
first half of the game, the score would
| have been a tie; and instead of being
chronicled as defeat for Yale, the
game would have gone down in the an
mails of foot ball history as the closest
| and most evenly played game of the
! year.
AS a spectacle nothing has ever been
seen on the Yale gridiron to exceed the
contest. The sensational runs and
plunges of Reiter, Prnceton's plucky
right half back, who played with two
ribs broken, the unparalleled goal by
Sharpe, from Princeton's 4S-yard line,
the desperation which enabled Mcbride,
Brown and even little Snitzer to break
through the Tiger line and block Wheel
er's punt. thereby scoring a touch
down; and finally the sensa tional kick
from Yales 40-yard line by Poe, all
make 1t a contest to be remembered.
The way in which the tide of the con-
test set first this way and then that
shows the determination with which the
two elevens played. Princeton outplay
ed Yale on the aggressive, and to-
ward the last one by one to the number
of seven, their players were led to the
side lines utterly exhausted. Yale on
the other hand played a cautious
game for the most part on the defen-
sive; and but one of their number APP
peared at any time unable to continue
to play.
In brief the game went as follows:
After the first five minutes of play the
Tigers forced matters and by steady
line bucking followed by a sensational
hra,,ah4 ~ ~, - waia, H. ~
soosaa tn,,a,,al ~ ,, ~.
w. 4oa,- -, "a a, sa. 80
"a 1891 s,.ss,,ti,, ,,aa.,..s 49,
80, - I,S,....1,1. -.
~ thaso t,,,,a. 49, ~ ~ ny.,, 80
49, G,s,as,.as n.,.,t - 90,
-,
~ -, 80, 80" 80
~ 80 ew ~. 49, go,
az ai',1s Wy oen'ei - 'ne nu.u
a.. umepie ~, ~ sen Wy lusi'ins' say
.ne a. ~ '.'a 40 Pc VIZ uioppeo ~
sua' I'm III. 10 Salu III "oiiueiiui
ple &c " WIN i' 81, p'Vusne ..ie SUI
" ~ ~ soi 'iie i'iue iihoetoi, en
~ .ne ia,i s,ions. -, ene seoosu nail'
mnis ~ huiu l,u iooa, ili'e. ieren
' e1.o,' Douiu ~ Is, WISE ~
2 oa' : ale on eiie uelenste nep' lei ihie
liee iio,, III, uanser a,inos' ~ 'iie las. nv
49,, VI -. -, -. ,r,
anu .ne game Was an ou. over. lheh
,set A. -, ,it., ~ % D.,t..
~ " pay netie roe VI Iiiiieetoii
=, hicheu ieiu suai iioiii me oo-yaiu
me- - aiu tne lisers nau Won
~ q ~, ,rii,iule aitel 'he suai lau
peeii klcheu laie supporters SAT sun IN
their seats utterly uuInplounuea at the
euiii .ne game iiau 'ahen' WINE WIN
49, ~, - =,
.aon1u .neii oppoiie.i's az .nousn my
I'.. - -
minute ieniaiiiIhs tney accusiiy piousht
~ oaii ~ 1iiiice'ols % saru me,
~ nele 'ns co,ilesl enueu' Duiins
'his pe'ioo INC CHEERS Oh the Frihcetor
~ sa'ioii "eie iouo eiioosh " shahe
lhe heavens anu 'iie piach any orange
maseu yMl'eie II, oeiiliuiil OF JOY
tit'ie Ve was tariieu VI, 'ie helu Oh
me snouluers ol MS leiioW students
" ~ iiaieieu ooo strons the Whole
ii ~, y, my tiie oi'y'
ne lineup anu summary lo'ioWs.
iihce'on' faie.
emu
Ni'ope' '''..'''''' n uopeii
Ell ''''''''''..'. ...'''.'''' .'.frahcis
Leit Iuaru'
Wills \oiais) - ....'...'...'... ..broWn
Cehtef
oooth 'oahiaro! ''''.'.. '.....Hale
hsht Guara'
Ao"arus 'captain' :. '.olcott
nlsnt lackie'
1liieorahu 'hioyol .''...' Stlllman
hsh' hhu.