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boat crew took the place of Goss at left tackle. Princeton found 1t necessary to call upon seven substitutes and the in- troduction of this half dozen of fresh- men, enabel her to make a superb finish men, enabled her to make a superb finish uphill.
 Yale Never In Danger.
 Yales goal line was never endangered. Indeed, the Princeton players never reached a point nearer Yale's goal than the 3-yard line. Yale scored one touch down in each half. and each of these scores were converted cleverly into goal by Oloott
 Yales touchdowns came as a result of a superbly-developed system of line plunging in which the famous tackles back formations in all their variations netted the greatest gains. Yales backs. assisted by as sprightly a set of forwards as could be asked for, found holes in the Princeton line which enabled them to make consistent gains when once they found their pace, and touchdowns were inevitable with the magnificent team work displayed by Yale when the occa- sion demanded 1t. Yale's first touchdown was made after about fifteen minutes of play. tumble by Miller at the center of field gave Yale her chance, and seizing the ball on Princeton's 20-yard line the Yale men in ten plays forced the ball ONeT TUT tnc HfSt score. Ine rest or the first half witnessed many exchanges of kicks, and in this department of the little game Desaultes, the Yale quarter back. surprised his admirers by holding his own fairly well with Dewitt Yale re- quired about twenty minutes of play in the second half to score the second and last touchdown of the game. This score, like It's predecessor, came as result of straight football made possible by great strength and superior play Honors were evenly divided as to kicking, Desaultes holding his own amazingly we'll with Dewitt. In the handling of kicks Prince7 ton exeelled perhaps a trife In the mat ter of scrimmages, however, Yales play was impressively cleaner Princeton time and again losing the ball on deplorable fumbles Throughout the game the play was largely in Princetons territory.
 Yale Never Let Up.
 From the kick off and the start of the game Yale did not let up until the first touchdown had been made. Then she re- sorted to the kicking game. and the scrimmages were confined to the middle of the field
 In the second half the New Haven boys clung to the ball amazingly we'll and confined the play to the Tigers territory until another six points had been added to the Yale score.
 When the score was 12 to against them, the Princetonians disclosed that never say die'' spirit which so often has won great victories in the past and gave superb. exhibition of last-ditch fighting
 unquestionably beaten and with seven eleyenths of the men on the team suh stitutes, the heroes of Old Nassau went at it and fairly lifted the Yale men from their feet Then it was for the first time In the second half that the Princeton men forced the play into Yale's terri tory, and the last fifteen minutes of the game Yale was decidedly on the de- fensive. Barn door holes were torn In the hitherto invincibe Yale line, and amazing distances were gained by tbe New Jersey men. Their brace had come too late, however, and time was called for the end of the game
 NO player was seriously injured and there seemed to be no disposition m tba part of the Princeton men to ouestion Yales all round superiority.