The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

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DE WITS FIRST PUNT
Then the great Dewitt. whose punting
ability bod been talked Of for weeks. DROP
ped back and sent the bail flying through
space far down the field To Netcali, iaies
hght-running half back. who, later on,
was one of the heroes OF the day, Metcaii
scarcely had caught the ball and started
back. when Capt Davis dropped Rim WIN
fierce tackle on fale's 44-yard Inc Then
the Yale men lined up to show what they
could do IN the way OF advancing 'he bell.
Capt. Chadwick dashed between Dewitt
and Reed FOR four yards. but as the ball
was ,fumbed Hart picked II UP end mace
a splendid run to fales s6-ysrd marx.
where Motcalf and Rockwell got him.
Here was chance for Princeton to rush
IL nu "I ~ ,o . 49, " 81 ~, Ia, nain
mari mao oeeh oow'eo 'or tns eH'm gam
OF one yard by Kinney. Dewitt ftll back
to Ysle's 4s-vard mark for a goal from
the field Princeton imm, diately formed
such n,'oI p.oo" ~. NM s""
TOOK ueiperaVe ann anu ihaoe Oeau'hui
drop kick
The hall started on straight line for the
posts. spinning over and over on its axis,
VIM, wi'e .'e geo. 'o"u 60 - a. "
Yale men praying Tor iaiiure and Prince
ton enthusiasts heseechilg Dame For
tune to aid the oval In its flight While
there was practically no wind. the bail
,aered in i,s conrse and ss;ad 90 dorO an
Vee,eo M ns course ana sa'i'a so uanger-
ously near TO one OF the uprights that for
-, 60, 49, II, ,s;- 49,, 80
being that a goal had been kicked. But
snch wos not tbs case for the hail rod
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n'sseu us marx py TWO OF 'nree yard+.
ana cali caught IL bchind the goal
line. The kick. however filed the hearts
of the Yale men with apprehension, for IL
showed rho nh.nom.pai ah,l;,y ~ p,U,,
80 - IL
ana gave nie on "nat high' happen
later on should similar chance be offered.
Bowman puntea tne Tan out from illc'n
25-yaId line to Mct lave, and the latter
wds thrown hard In the middle OF the field
by Chadwick. On high PASS Dewitt mad,
poor punt the ball rolling out OF boUI d,
at ialn's 36-yard line. Then II was that
Yale again tried an attack that was sue
q DOL uuy beaten o. for, ON the third down,
with four yards to gain, Bowman punted
out of bounds at PIinceton's s5-yard mark.
80 far Princettn's defence had been
above expectations and the Orange and
Black rooters we're in high feather. But
the ne1t play was not no encouraging. for
grabbing Hart. dragged him back for n
loss 7 slA wards Then punt vas in order,
and Dewitt. after catching the ball, lodged
Shevlin and got in splendid drive to Net
calf. The half back was suffering FROM a
case Of ratt.es, rerhape, for he mufed the
ball sduarely and Henry fell on it on iale's
4O-yard line.
OVEN THE o"oSshA"'
Yale'e defence was stiIl ir1prepnabIo and
on the third down Dewitt sk;Sncd hark
10 the JS-yard mark for another zeal trial
Again re was able TO take III time and again
th, hall sailed ma iesticallV over the b,,n I-
OF Re struggling ilayee. Again tha ey,.
of tho vast assemb0a.;e followed m, iea,ter
"a n wen, on ard on sr-,e mon checrinr IN
thar frenzy while o,bers sa, In siisncn
s,i;rorinp from a strain unon tbeir nerves
that TED their ,onc-'es MS ti,'n NJ
Wits aim was unerring for Re hail a. II
shot o,,, 81 a ten.inch pun sailed he,wnon
the upr;gh,s in hcoutif,,l ,tyle
I'm iunped Thousands Of priv ceton r,.,
with n chror lint was '.ofenirc IN v ,,s
thousands az princeton noys IN n fnreet 20
color Tn lesneJ burd r,ds a. r-ottv pon,er
with shriil cries of low "a thnv re- allied nm
The ire had beon byohen Oysr on ~.
Vale side of tho fold tho Now Have ~,
had boon struck dumb Thav had harilv
eynccted such a turn ~ affairs in 50 stort
unle, ana WIN me score 70 was hnnS
OF play the Yale warriors gri,ulv returned
70 the battle, determined n ipe out this
advantage nj any cost De Witt was the
hero of the hour TIE PLAYERS concratu-