The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
gers so that Davis fell on the ball on
the EDWARD line.

gers so that Davis fell on the ball on
the 20-yard line.
Dewitt managed to get only 80 yards
on the next and Desaulles catching IT
| on the 50-yard line made beautiful
run of 20 yards, lodging over half the
Princeton team. With the ball on
| Princeton's 25-yard line Yale began an
other series of rushes for score, and
nine plays carried the ball over fol
the second and last touchdown of the
| game, little Hart getting the honor
| Olcott kicked an easy goal and the
score was Yale IL, Princeton 0.
For the next 10 minutes there was 9
series Of kicks by both sides, with nc
| gain by either side. Dewitt's kick was
blocked so that Princeton lost all the
ground gained by a run, which Poe
made and Yale's next kick sent it back
to the Tigers 20 yards line. Here
came the finest rally of the day, and
Princeton showed some of the brilliant
work which other Tiger teams have
displayed with defeat staring them in
the face.
Yale's left tackle was found partic-
ularly vulnerable, and Captain Pell
tore through that end of the line for
repeated gains. Eleven rusheS by
Princeton carried the ball So yards
straight down the field to Yale's 90
NdTu lluG vi OI6 VI lDebE uSAANo ny
Pell, being over 80 yards. The Prince
ton crowd now began to shout for a
touchdown, but miserable tumble
dashed their hopes and, Yale getting
the ball, Desaulles quickly sent it back
into the Tigers territory.
There was only a few minutes of play
left and Princeton began rushing and
managed to land the ball in the mid
die Of the field when time was called,
and fhn game was over
A summary of the game showed Yale
to be far superior to Princeton in
rushing, and only slightly weaker in the
kicking department. In the whole game
Yale rushed rs times for 239 yards and
kicked 70 times for 415 yards. On the
other hand Princeton rushed 80 times
for 106 yards and kicked Is times for
507 yards Yale ran back Princetons
kicks for 1O2 yards, while Princeton ran
back Yale's kicks for 81 yards SYale
made q first downs and Princeton sew
en-.
Yale made only one change during the
entire game, Kunzig going in for Goss
in the second half, just after the second
touchdown was made On the other
hand, Princeton began to send in her
substitutes in the very first half, Short
taking Dana's place at right guard, af-
ter % minutes of play.
In the second half, six Princeton
men took the place of their worn out fell
low players. First McClave went
out, Stevens taking his place. Then
Pearson went in for Foulke at left half
back; Mills was the next to succumb
to the fierce onslaught of the Yale line,
Butkiewiez going in at left guard. Ro
per supplanted Henry and McCord went
for Sheffield at fullback, while 10 min
utes before the game ended little Gresh-
am Poe, one of the famous Poe family,
was substituted for Freeman at quar-
terback. There was one or two of
Yale's men who were pretty well ex-
hausted along toward the end, but they
managed to hold out.
YALE-12 0-PRINCETON
Gould. /. e. l. e., Davis
Goss (Kunzig), l. t. ]. t., Pell
Olcott, |. g. l. g., DANA Short
Holt, c. C., Flsher
Hamlin, r. g. r. g., Mnls) Butkiewicz
Hogan, r. t. r. t., Dewitt
Swan, r. e. r. e., CHenry) Roper
Desaulles, q. b. q. b..sFreeman) Poe
Hart, l. h. b. ]. h. b., Foulke) Pierson
Chadwick, r h. b.
r. h. b., C1dcClave) Stevens
Weymouth f. b. f. b., (SheffieldD McCOrd
Umpire, Paul Dashiel. Lehigh; ref
cree, Edgar r. Wrightington, Harvard;
linemen-Yale, Talcott B, Hull:
Princeton, C. u. Smith. Touchdowns,
Weymouth and Hart. Goals, Olcott 2.
Total score, Yale u, Princeton 0. Time,
S5 minute halves. Timer, J. A. Minds,
Pennsylvania