The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

70 ~" around fonlke tried Shevlin's end
for two wards ,horc,,pon rrincctcr .ecpiyed
dvc yards for interference.
PRINCETON Ar1ACn IMPRo,INu.
Princ.o,'s att,ck WIS sti,l Improving
and s. McClsve. FoulSe and Ames madc a
total of eight yards, but Yale became alive
=, the situ ition, aud rs further gaining Yves
Impossible. Dewitt dropped bscn for a goal
trial from the 6o-yard mark. Though he
Ind the Same protection as In the first half,
the ball going up Ia the air and falling on
Yalet 3S-yard line. Players Of both teams
lowered over ii AID II rolled slowly alors
the turf. and whom 1t had touched a Yal.'
mans leg. Bradley fell upon IL. amid wild
Princeton cheers. Foulko was thrown back
for loss 10y Holt, and Dewitt Concluded 20
Ns.yord mark when he received the bali Oh
ae fly from Sh9J1, but AZ he dropped it to
the erou.d and kicked il. kinney, who had
broken through Reed. threw up his arms aid
blocked 1t. There Was wild scramble
for the possession Of the oval and Glass
finally got II.
Immediately Yale went to the old attack,
Glass nd Bowman making ten varis he,
tween them lsfore Princeton braccd. Then
Netcalf and Hogan ga hered In eight yards
mere, their PUSHES being sent 10 the RICH,
ling. Brown could not continue becaiisr,
= injuries and Short was taken from
princrton,,s centre TO left tackle. while
acrt in to gap back for the Ticere Net
calf Who was PLAYING brilliant rarre ~
his stace, made eight yaros in two quick
riunges through the guards and tacklcss
after which Kinney. Glass, Hogan. Chad
worked ne lall 20 Pr'rce'on'e c-vard line
Tho heat had weakened all the men 20
much that Tests were frequent ana wet
-ponges were in demand. As play was
resumed With this short distance for Yale
k-,f. lt,r
down, the Princeton crowd arose hstltss
aid sang the stirring s'rtins cf Old Nassau
oLce again. II vas All inspiring moment,
for the Tigers. bcerimed with the mud
Of tho field. lined up prepared to fgh, to
man. with rs.ys torn and faces scratched
and bruised, got ready for II final plunge
toward the magic line.
JERsEYaiES's GALLANT DEFENCE
Chadwick was the man selected to do the
trick. kinney dropped back to aid him.
Tna Zig, 10 met the onsla ught like a wall Of
adamant and down went Chadwick with no
gain. Metcaif met d similar fate and 80
did Hogan, whereupon the referee declared
the ball in Princeton's Possession on four
downs, while the Orange ald Black con.
tingcnt arose and IL ~ might checred
hoarsely for several moments. II was an
exhibition OF pluck against overwhelming
odds That showed the proper spirit and mace
beloved than ever. II was the work Of but
a moment, for Dewitt to boot the bali out
OF danger TO Bowman VINO was pitched
hcadlong by Toolier on Prnccton's 3o-yard
mark. Davis. the Princeton captain, came
out of his scrimmage Keeling like drunken
man. Several Princeton coaches wanted
~ replace him with a fresh man, but Davis
would have nothing Of the kind and re-
turned to the fray with a gameness that
evoked prolonged applause.
ale lost the Da!l on tumble and DeWitt's
punt vas beauti fully handled by aletcalf,
nho ran out Of bounds at lal.'s 40-yard
mark. The b il vas taken in fifteen yards
ard a. Yale could hot gain Bowman punted
Shrylia wa dow n the feld line q race horFe
ard b fore FuulAe could get start he WA.
thrown in heap on Prince.ons Coward
line. On a faLe Kick Foulke was douned
for the loss Of yard after which Dewitt
PUT. once more.
Then cccuri d one Of the star plays Of the
day A. Mstca'f caught the ball and
lodged Davis h. started across the field
f1r a run aiouud the other end. He h. al
titsd moment AZ Shot approached ~ .
and was dUdged, and then he ran right
ir'o the arms Of Tookor and Reed The
two Princeton men picked up Metcalf
bodily and proceeded &c run a fast as they
could With hin tow ard lale's goal line.
aitJcah wriegled and fought Tor tree
dom, but On lie was carried while other
Yale men rushed up 10 lend assistarce.
Weu ilNeHy s'uIlDi'u ana tHe WIOe DuflCi
iell TO earth on iale's i?-yard line. M.tca,;
having bsAen carried nearly fifteen yards.
After a gain of three yards by Chadwick.
Bowman got n punt OF fifty yards. Pear
SOFA and Foulke both tried 10 catch TIE
nall and became tangled up, though the
latter secured il in time to prevent Shevhn.
who was there like fiSs.I OF creased light
ming. from taking it down the field tor n
score. Shevlin vas hurt in this play and
Chadwick had bleeding nose relieved by
sponge
sHEvLrS's PINE TAcxLIYo
Metcalf, whoee face was scratched I'D
a. II a tigers claw had ben at work, loft
the field In favor Of Farmer the Yale mon
cheering him With loud acclaim. When
PLY was resumed. Dewitt pIntcd and
Bowman vas easy for Reed on Yale's
A-yard line. Chadwick ran across the
field for no gain, and Bowmln pa1ted to
Pearfon. Sheviip, as USUAL was there with
the ball and catching Pearson around the
waist, ne carried him asst h was a feather
back 10 Princoton's 2O-yarl mark before
both fell. ga o fake kick Dewitt tried the
eft end and, after rafferty, had missed him.
Princcton's punter 60 tIp in the air and fall
upon his BACK like a ton of coal Rarorty's
head was injured and he came sobbing 20
the side lines, while Hare, full Of ANNA
ton, took bis place.
For hom, rras4l,, Dewitt stopped putting
aho Pearson took up the ioU, sending tie
tall 10 loo i've who NJ FED II L. the certre
Of the field. though Bowman regaired It.
Bowman prrtcd on the next down, ard
Shcvlh. orce more showed hs hklil by
getting in magnificent tackle of Pearson
Oh Piinceton's lO-ysrd luc Pearsoi.
naturally purtcd, "a d mon on both
sides werc laid out There was an
exchange Of puts, with Bow man firally
iovisd in ia" cer,tre of the fcid 7, was
all up With Capt. Davis after that, for lie
was 20 completely shaker Up Tint he wes
led away the pictrr" OF misorv Though
tie Tigers were pla yiEg a force, plucky
game, their task seemed hopeless, but al
lie same time the Yale coaches and the
YAH. crowd were moro than anxious for
another Touchdown ~ mPke tho ~a,nc safe
Princcton's luck in football had not been
forgotten and f.ukc plays, such "a often
occur in these big games, flied the Yale
men with apprehension. Yalcs bacfs
made a total Of nine yards when Foulhc
left the Princeton lineup 10 I've succc,.d, Il
by Bush. Kinney and Bowman gathered
In niue yards moro and the ball was on
Prince,on's 20-yard line Tho Tigers re-
cnive FIVE yards for of"idc play and Bow
man Iun'od i was . poor kick and Amns
was down,d by Hare on Princeton's
ic-yard line. 1t looked as IL Yale might
scorc now and tho Niue warriors were
rtdouhling their efforts with every scriin-
mage.