The Washington times., 1904-10-16

Daa- ana umpire kIhEEDl Was closely
watching the live wire that Staunard
was operating. So, while the Tiger
tackle made a mistake i'm taking his OPP
poueut for "a pugilist. the umpire did
not I'm his sizing up OF the betty Wearer
OF the orange auG black. and Stauuard
was ruled of the field and CrOthers took
his place.
Fortune was not smiling ON the Tigers
just at this time. Perhaps the Middlcs
thought they were being compensated
Tor the incidents leading up 20 the hrsc
scoring The Tigers were pulling them
selves together Tor grand march down
the deld when Captain FOulke was
hurt IL was his bad ankle, the left
one. ana the Tiger coaches did not want
10 take amy chances. Ii was mp TO the
"zubs" TO show what they. could do for
Old Nassau. without risking all the re-
manning games OF the season by lam
inE up the captain. F0uIke gamely ran
around in circles. with the shoe on. 10
show how 'hI' he was sJill, and wanted
go continue. But the coaches said no.
and Ec retired i'm favor of Hamiu.
Princeton now ran back "a Ious punt,
but was forced out OF bounds A Tiger
fumbled 0u the next play, but the ball
was TOT lost. Simous had taken Kings
place, and was getting up speed around
the end when a Navy man broke
through the Interference and tackled
the Tiger back of his own line
Middies Brace For Victory.
Plays like this euthused the Navy
eleven and il got busy with a ven
geance. Princeton thought best to punt,
but Smith was SO much in the way that
the ban couldn't set by. He blocked it
and as the oval bounded on. picked IL
Il
This amazed the PriuCet0us. 1t stuug
them with greater modification than
they had expected when they left mos
qulto-la1d- IL was a great run. ali had
10 admit, ans ali the other Smiths I'm at
tendance felt proud OF their family tree
This was not all. Not yet. But il was
pretty nearly so. ii was close 10 IAN
day for Princeton, as il soon disc0v-
cred Douglas took the bah. ripped Off
three yards and battered through right
tackle r0r hrst down. Navy liked that
and sent him back TO sec whether the
opening was SIN there. The breathless
warrior responded g3mely. but was re-
pulsed with cataEulL-like rebound Il
regret 10 report was the substance Of
the answer which he did not have TO
repeat by WORD Of mouth
The TWENTY-FIVE players and two
Ig about right under
a few moments, and
was time 10 win
gone. Strategy ana
were employed by
ud Dlcott at just the
'leoS, who had been
fine style was sac
=iiues and prayer
wees ..s,..sisuiul iiOm the AIiddies' grand
stand, "NorL0ul N0rtOnr'
Norton BE- was who went i'm He was
the Nays hope When h wins q San
tlago or Manila three or four decades
hence Naval Academy tradition win re-
cord that it was the football field that
showed him the way While all his DaIs
IN blue and gilt were nervously twitcb-
ing their fingers and holding their hearts
IN place. he balanced himself conf
IDENTIFY FOR a dr0p-kick inside the ~
yard line Back came the bah. passed
as Clearly as could be- Forward il
sped with unerriug aim, fairly between
the goal posts. The game was won.
but no one could be sure of Il while
moments time was left 10 play.
Midshipmen Go Wild.
Score; Navy 10; Princeton.
BelFium now seized the midshiDrurn
They couldn't have restrained their eb-
ulitious III they had tried But thew
diant try. Tt doesn't fall 20 the lot OF
many a Navy team, always younger than
eleFens or the big universities. 10 beat
maue-0ver last years champion team.
So the cadet spectators Rugged the men
nearest them. the "subs" turned SOM
ersaults ON the green, and the coaches
congratulated one another
There wouldn't be- much more playing
AFTER that, the Navy hoped. but the
minutes seemed longer than ever. The
Tigers bueked the line and they ran the
ends and they played mighty good foot
bali With magnificent Interference. AIc-
ClintOck rushed back the BAH from the
kick-om ana registered thirty yards for
The Orange and Black.
PuHts and Penalties.
On the nrst down Princeton kicked
and Norton gaElered another spray for
has la- a wreath By running the han
back 10 the center OF the field Howard
and mis- Princeton competitor INDUCED
in a pUutius duel over the center OF the
field, without gain no either.
Tao Navy center held lrm against
Eulon-Aliller'= pIucky pIlaeas. the Phil
adelDuia scholastic 5lriuter having been
drafted iu HaWLis place. Captain Far
les was hurt ana yielded ta the coaches.
So that "a fresh player could bear the
brunt OF FriUcetou's last attacks. Prince
con was peuaIized Hfleeu yards for on-
side play. and Navy was set back five
yards soon arterWaTd
Washington Grads Sing.
Here was iuter5eeted one of the big
Eest incidents of the game. Prince
toms chances were fast fading away.
when group oI Princeton graduates
from Washington. with "a diplomat or
two put Do for % little more weight and
sound, sent forth the Inspiring strains.
"lH Praise af ola Nassau" 10 was the
sWau-saHE. however for Princeton was
penalized htteeu yards for the quarter
back running WltH the BAH, and found
aN her efforts uuayailiug.
Right bad Io1ker tried 90 dr0p-kick a
victory H The last minute. but Decker
blocked it risht Landily. The Bau was
worked back 20 tle center OF the field.
when Princeton made ils last EFFORT in
another kick The pass came high. at
arms length. and again the kick wac
blocked IN Tebouuleo from mldslI1-
mans chest uEe rubber f.fIL from "a