The times., 1897-11-21
GOdenbergs, 924926-92S 9TH St., 4#ss 7O4-7O6 St.

a Princeton score. Mcbride punted feehly
and Princeton began fierce line attack
TO Yale's 30-yard line. Yale held Wen
here and Baird Dropped back fer goal
FROM the field. Booth made d wild pass
and Chamberlain fell on the bah in the
middle Of the eield. The Tigers were
losing their bearings. Benjamin and
Dudley made end gains, but Rodgers and
Mcbride failed in line bucking and Prince
ton got the ball on downs. 1t was heFe
that Chadwick, with feeling Of resent
ment. caused laugh by deliberately stamp
ing ON Bannard's foot. Princeton's at
tack amounted to very little and Baird
punted De SauIles muffed but the Tigers
lost u royal chance TO get it. HiIdebrand,
Cochran, and Craig fell over themselves
and tie BAH, and Mcbride secured it.
SooD after Baird again tried for field
goal. but Crowds let Brown through. That
the Princeton line was weakening was
showB when, a minGtelater, Chadwick sue
cessfulIy blocked Bairds kick, Benjamin
getting the ball, The Yale backs forced
the bah TO the Princeton 25- yard line,
where It stayed, after an interchange 81
punts. Then Baird got in his greatest
punt, the bal! sailing clear to Yale's 20.
yard line. More pUnting, III which Baird
exc eiled and De Sauiles made a catch
Oh Yales 40-yaId line. With no inter
ference, he began dodging until he had
worked his way through the entire Prince
tOI line, being caught only at Princeton S
% yard line after covering forty five yards.
Such cheering as the Yale men did was
never equaIed.
Baird Kicked TO Dudley after Beaj jamin
tumble had lost the leather, and Dudley
made another superb run back to the middle
of the field before he was doRned. The
first half was soon up. During the inter
mission the Princeton men looked blue.
Yale had outplay ed the Tigers at almost
every point. After ten minutes rest the
rivals came OF the field again and Prince
ton was minus Cochran.
From the start the second half was hot
Baird, for Princeton, kicked d off. Mcbride
and Wheeler interchanged punts. De
Sanlles and Benjamin landed the bail On
TriECetOns 40-yard line, and Mcbride
kicked to Baird, who was nailed by Hall
He passed to Wheeler, who was dragged
over the goal line, but the referee or.
derec the lineup on the 3-yard nhe, where
upon Baird kicked safely away Baird
was hurt but would not quit. Reiter was
laid UP on the next rush, and Kelly sub
sututed, Baird was again injured and had
TO quit. Burke going in. Things looked bad
70, Princeton. a poor punt placed the ban
on Princeton's 3O-yard line. Yale's chance
haG come. Dudley made fifteen yar.ls and
rau pot r,rr
past Holt, ard Dudley reached tie 5-yari
line. Edwards and Booth Were offside and
Dashiel gave four yards to Yale. Only
three feet more had to be covered aud
human catapult shot Dudley over the goaI
lin for d touchdown. The Blues went
wild. CadwaIader, the gigantic, kicked
an easy goal, and the score Was 6 TO o.
The nloment tie hall was again kicked
off it was apparent that Yale, barring
accidents, woald win De Saulles caught
the ball and made beautiful dodg1ng
run of fifty-five yards. The Tigers sud
denly hraced up and worked the ban TO
Yale's 35 yard line, whence Nc Bride punt.
ed to Princeton's 4o-yard line. Then be-
gan Princeton's ying struggle, which for
gameneSs was never equaled.
Rannard was hurtand gave wa Y TO Ayres,
who made some good gains at once. KeE5
and Wheeler did some great work, the
former going ten yards right through the
center of the Yale line. A tumble marred
Princetcan' e hope and Yale kic ked to the cen.
ter, where Princeton began all over again.
Kcily'S father, who stood on the side lines,
became SO enthused that he yelled:
Go in, my boy, and win. If you don t.
I'll lick yoG when you get home.''
But Princeton lost the ball on a fuInble.
and Mcbride punted clear to Princeton's
2o-yard line PriIIeeton's line was weak
now, and n block ed kick lost the bali. Yt.e
worked ii 10 Princeton's 6-yarG line, only
to lose it on downs Wheeler punted aud
Kelly made total OF sixteen yards, 10