Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-13
ON THE GRIDIRoN
Princeton Is In Good shape to Meet
Yale.

Yale.
The Westminster school team, from
Simsbury, played a tie game with TaIt
at Athletic field, Watertown, yester-
day. The Taft team did not make
such showing as the coaches expect.
ed them to. The game began at 2:44
with Westminster in defense of the
north goal. Cleveland kicked off for
Taft and Westminster brought the ball
back ten yards. Taft held Westmin
ster for three downs and Westminster
punted. Staples ran the punt back
fifteen yards. Taft tried center for no
gain; Baldwin went through right
tackle for two yards, Cleveland punted
| to Mcmillan who was downed in his
| tracks. Westminster Immediately
made fifteen yards on a fake kick, but
We're held soon after so that Mcmillan
was obliged to punt, and Staples who
received the punt, was doWned in his
tracks. 1t was now Taft's ball on her
thirty yard line. Cleveland went
through center for three yards; Arm
stein was thrown back for loss of
three yards; Cleveland dropped back to
punt, but Scraggs passed the ball too
nigh and Cleveland fumbled. Staples
/ got the ball, but he also fumbled, and
/
and rushed it over the line Mcmillan
failed at goal. The half ended with
Dali in WestIninster's possession on her
own forty yard line. In the second
half Westminster kicked off and Me-
GoWan ran the ball back ten yards.
Baldwin tried right end, but failed to
gam. X. Scraggs circled left end for
three yards. Baldwin circled right
END Tor two yards, and Scraggs left
end Tor i've yards. Scraggs circled
lett end again for eight yards. Cleye-
land bucked center for two yards and
the ball was rapidly approaching West
minister's goal when Staples fumbIed
and Taft lost the ball. Westminster
could not advance the ball, so McNil-
Ian punted and Staples fell on the ball
out of bounds. Baldwin went through
right tackle for six yards and ten
yards respectively; Baldwin made two
yards and Scraggs four yards on end
runs, which brought the ball to within
Two Yards OF Westminster goal, and
cleveland went through center for a
touchdown. Cleveland failed to kick
goal This ended the scoring and the
game ended with the ball in Taft,s nos
session on Westminster thirty-eight
yard line. The line up follows:
Westminster. Taft
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warner ........ !. e........ English
Gushing ........ I. t. ......... Shook
Id Copman ....,.. l. C. ........ Dunn
nay ............ C. j. Scraggs
rogers r....... T. g. ...... MCGOWAN
y. howard .... r. t. ...... RaurerS
hilpln ....... T. e. ....... Merwin
ofouI ......... q. b. ......... Staples
Freenborn r. h. b. Arnstein-R. Scraggs
Lowe (capD l. h. Baldwin, Cunningham
Mcmillan $3.50. f. b. Cleveland (caDt)
Referee Mr. Betty of Westminster:
umpire, Mr. Klimpke, Taft; 1inesmen,
Holt and Townsend; halves, Is min,
: utes. .
On Saturday the Taft team will play
, the final game of the season With the
Hotchkiss scnool team.
Company AS lineup for Saturdays
game will be about the same as they
had in their last contest with Naugas
: tuck, and they are of the opinion thai
the best team did not win at Manga.
LUCK. The game at the Athletic field
promises to be a great exhibition OF
: the ever popular sport, and with the
t enthusiasm which will be brought
along with the delegation who are
l coming up in a special train to invade
Z waterbury, the afternoon will be ont
OF enjoyment to footballists. Tht
space in front of the grand stand will
: be kept entirely open. special police
n men taking care Of this. and III,
n ground is laid out this season SO tina
t the seats in the stand are especiaII,
: desirable to those who wish to see til,
8 game quietly and without standin.
3 afound behind the crowd.
e n
i Is Princeton, N. J., Nov ia grea
I demonstration in honor of the football
team was made here yesterday by th
I undergraduates. They assembled q
? the historic cannon back Of Nassar
= hall and proceeded to the front of til
3 building, from the steps of which Man
= ager Byles and Coaches Baird an
= Cochran made a few remarks apprc
PIRATE to the occasion Then the
:. marched to the field and cheered an
!. = sang for the team.
!, As the players lined up Coach Bair
- led out Romeo. the tame tiger While
- was received by Captain Davis frol
- former Captain Hillebrand, to be use
n as mascot in the Yale game on Sa
Ia urday. The animal paced restlessl
n up and down the side lines, and ono
re during the game caused a stir by lear
Re ing over the guard rail into the GROVE
is ed stand. The team played a goot
IN fast game yesterday. The interfel
" ence formed quickly and there was
be general all-round bracing. Two fun
e, bles in the second half marred tt
as work. Kafer. the crack fun bacl
I'll who was injured in the Columbi
DO game, was in uniform, but did not 81
nd ter the lineup. The undergraduate,
of will march to the field again to-da
lie and cheer the players.
Is,
or New Haven, Nov 13.-Yale's owe
in trained football players were improve
al yesterday. Captain Chadwick sa
"a last night that he probably would |
a all right for the Princeton game. Me
calf, another one who has had tt
much training, showed decided il
provement yesterday afternoon. Me
calf and Chadwick played ha
through 15-minute half yesterday a
IL ternoon. In case Chadwick and Me
ne calf might not be in condition for Il