The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
TIGERS BADLY
BEATEN BY YALE
Considerable Feeling Was
Displayed by Teams.
NASSAU INUNDATED.
The Score of 29 to 5 Tells the Story
Briefly.
WAS CLEARLY oUTCLAssED.
WAS CLEARLY OUTCLAsSED.
Only in Kicking Did Princcton Excel
During Seventy Minutes of Play
the Orange and Hack Made
OEIy Two FIRST Downs.
Captain i'eii Was a
Dis .ppo ntmcnt.
By Associated Press.)

PRINCETON, n. j. Nov. 17.-Pr.ncatou
wound up the most disastrous football
season in the h story OF the University this
evening, losing her annual game to Yale
by the score of . to ..
There was a crowd Of 1900 psopls pres
ent.
Never has any Orange and Back eleven
been so Inundated. Yale has roAed up
hrser scores, but never has she SHOWN
her superior strength in such a marked
degree as she id this afternoon 1nere
was only one department Of the game
in which Princeton exce.isd, that was IN
kicking. MATHS, the Princeton full back.
easily outpointed Yale To show Prince
tons utter weakness it is but necessary
10 say that during the seventy minutes Oh
pay the Orange and Black made only hrss
downs, and these We're within ten min
Ltes of the o e o. the me-, wnen Prince
ton took a temporary brace
REATEN AND BATTERED
The Tigers llnemer were BEATEN DECK,
battered down and trampied upon In
manner that must hav= made the heErts
Of the loyal sons of cd Nassau b.eed with
sympathy.
Both teams fought desperately. but
Xale's superior strength ana better physl-
cal cond. ton enab ed her to score COM
paratve!y easy victory.
The Tigers could make no impression
on Yale's Line. Il was veritab.e Gibcal-
t.:r The Princeton backs were frequent
ly dowued before they could get under
way. The two first downs made cy the
Orange ana Back were the result Of end
runs. One on dash by McC-ave around
Yale's left end for fifteen yards. and
another by Reiter around the rsflt end
for SIX yErtis. Princeton would probably
have done much better If she had re-
Sorted 10 end runs instead OF line buck
CONSIDERABLE FEELING.
Theirs appeared to be eonsiderabie feel
5ns between The players of the two teams
throughout the game There wers many
mix-ups. with the Princeton men the
asgressors. Captain Peii set bad ex-
ample for his players by continually slap
p-ng THE Yale end and tackle within the
line up. Several other OF the Princeton
forwards followed this lead set by Pell
and as a result the Orange and Black
eleven were penal!zed three times.
For Yale. BIoomer Chadwick. Hale.
Stiliman and Fincise q the bsst offensive
work. I'h:s quintet gained nearly all the
ground made by Yale during the game.
Til. work OF Sheldon, O!cott. Brown and
Gould on the dsfense was brilliant
Mills Losey and Wright did the best
work for Princeton Relter. in whom
Princeton placed great hopss. failed TO
aCVanCe lus DttIl " IL any UsSfse OF sue
cess. Blt Captain Pell was tie d.sap-
pointment OF the Princeton eleven. He
would dive iilto the Yale bluff interference
whilS, the runner would be going around
the OTHER side of the line. He did not
ssem ID H,e able to follow ths pall.
---> t+---~- H,--'-- III en~-s Yale car
ried TIA ball the entire length of the tsel'
" unoLl nare ios nS 1t; TWICE she scored
touchdo,.ns by this means. but the third
tins shp was prevented from adding to
her score by the blast OF the time-keep-
..r's Sgiris1Ia