The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
ONLY SCORE WAS MADE BY
 DEWITT'S BEAUTIFUL KICK
Princeton Was outclassed Tn Every Point Except in Puntlng, and Thls AvaiIed Their Opponents Lit
 tIe-chadwIck a Star.
. R1NcEToN. N. J. November 15.-

nual football game, P to 5 All the scoring was done in the first half. Yale twice placed the ball over Prince tons goal and Dewitt for Princeton dropped a beautiful field goal from Yale's 45-yard line. It was an inglorious ending for an otherwise brilliant season.
 Princeton was really outclassed at all points of the game, except in the kicking department. Here Dewitt easily held the honors. But his beautiful bunting was minimized by the very clever work of the Yale backfield No matter who caught DeWitt's sky-scraping spirals, whteher it was Chadwick, Bowman or Metcalf, the ball was invariably brought back from ten to twenty yeards.
 The game was one of the fercest ever witnessed on a football gridiron, yet 1t was free from unnecessary roughness. Yale men tackled f1ercely and threw themselves daringly under Princeton"s attempted mass plays. When the Prince ton line men went low, the Yale men would jump over, and when they stood up, Yale would brush them aside. Prince toms holding ability was seldom mani fest. Early in the second half Yale se- cured the ball on her 50-yard line and by hard, straight football. carried 1t to within two feet of Princeton's goal. Here Princeton held like rock and Yale lost what looked like sure touchdown. On two other occasions Yale had the ball within striking distance of Princeton's goal. Once she lost it for holding and again on tumble.
 Princeton Not at Her Best.
 Princeton did not seem to be at her best, while the Yale team played thc game of it's life. During the entire first half Princeton gained but several yards, kicks excepted. Time and again Yales heavy forwards would bend Princetons line back before the play was started and several times Glass broke through De- Witt, Princeton's star guard, and tack led the Princeton runner back of the line. Yale depended almost entirely on line plunges.
 Captain Chadwick played remarkable game; scoring both the touchdowns after sensational runs of 50 yards each.
 At the kicking Dewitt's work was lit- tie short of marvellous. He was always hurried by the Yale forwards but his
 
 lamentably weak in the back field and not until the close of the second half, when almost an entire new set of men. had been put behind the line, did Princeton show any aggressive line bucking.
 Yale was penalized five times during the game, three times for holding and twice for offside, while Princeton was penalized only twice, both times for offside. The fumbling of the two teams was about equal.
 Played Straight Football.
 Both elevens played straight football with the exception of few fake kicks, on one of which Dewitt gained yards for Princeton and on another Bowman went through Princeton's center for ten yards Aside from these there was no aground gained on flukes.
 The largest crowd that ever witnessed Ia football contest in this city gathered ion old Nassau field today. As early at 12 o'clock the crowd began moving toward the grounds and long before the two teams appeared on the gridiron, standing room was at a premium It is estimated about 1S,00O persons were within the big emphitheatre. The huge stands present a beautiful scene with the thousands of orange and black flags and rosettes and blue flags and streamers.
 It was 9 o'clock when Yale came out. Princeton followed at 2:02 Captain Davis called the turn and choose the south goal, giving Yale the tall Bowman of Yale kicked to Princetons 10-yard line De- witt returned the kick and Yale fumbled on her 45- yard line Pearson secured the ball and ran it back 10 yards. With the ball on Yales 36-yard line Dewitt tried Q goal from the field but failed by few inches. Yale kicked from her 25-yard line and Dewitt returned the punt, Princeton securing the tall on Yale's SS-yard line on a tumble. Dewitt then dropped back for second try at goal and sent the ball squarely between the posts from Yale's 43-yard line. An exchange of kicks and the ball was Yale's on Princeton's 52-yard line
 On the first lineup Chadwick broke through between left guard and tackle and ran 55 yards for touchdown, Bow man kicked goal. Dewitt punted to Met calf on Yale's 25-yard line and the little half-back ran the ball back IS yards. Two line plunges placed the ball on Princeton's 50-yard line and Chadwick again broke through and scored the second touch- down. Bowman kicked the goal. This ended the scoring.
 After the game Captain Chadwick of Yale said:
 Captains Talk.
 Our team excelled both in defensive and offensive play, and our ends outplay- ed Princeton's. Most of the ground we gained was through the left side of Princetons line. We could not gain very much around Princetons ends. We sure ly had the better team, but Princeton contested every inch of the ground and she deserves great credit"
 The Line-up.
 Princeton. Position. Yale. Davis ..........l left end. Rafferty Brown left tackle....... Kinney Bradley .........left guard.-.....-.. Glass Short center ............ Holt newitt right guard ... ...... Goss Taod riohf tackle Hogan