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...Bliss, Graves and Hinckey witnessed the Princeton-Pennsylvania game on Saturday...
...Warner, Phelps; first base, A. H. Kelly, Peet, Franklin, Copp, J. H. Peck, Chandler; second base, Wardwell, Starkweather, Goodwilie, W. Cook, Eliot, Holden; third base, Corning, McKell, Buckner; short stop, Dwight, Bartholomew, Fowler, Maples; the field, J. H. Miller, J. St. John, Nolan, Harris, Keck, Cox, J. C. Peck, Hinckey, Montgomery, H. Lee, Farnam, Sayles, and Hubby and Dyer (captain...
...following is Walter Camp's idea of the strongest foot ball team in the world: ends; Hinckey, Yale, and Hallowell, Harvard; tackles, Winter, Yale, and Newell, Harvard; guards, Heffeltinger, Yale, and Riggs, Princeton: centre, Balliet, Lehigh; quarter-back, King, Princeton: half-backs, L. Bliss, Yale, and Lake, Harvard; fullback, Homans, Princeton...
Yale began the second half with strong rushing. Winter especially distinguishing himself. McCormick took the ball across the line. No goal. Score, Yale 4, Princeton 0. After small gains by Flint and Poe, the fumbled ball was dropped on by Hinckey. McClung made a beautiful criss-cross play and gained 25 yards, and Winter followed this up with a touch down. The goal was again missed, leaving the score 8-0 in favor of Yale. Princeton seemed to be weakening. She lost the ball, which was soon carried to her 15-yard line by Yale. McCormick fell back 15 yards...
...Hinckey, 146 rushers Warren...