Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-14
Sons Of Ell aud Tigers Had a
Lively Struggle on the
GridirOn.
PENALTIES THAT COST MUCH.
Blue Trlumphcd Over Orange and
Black, The Score Being Twelve to
Nothing Luck With Yale,

A Saturday dispatch from Princeton
gives the following account Of Yalo.s vic
tory In the bic football game
Everything is blue on old Nassau to-
night Yale today administered the set
on ddefeat Of the season to the orange
and Black l2 to o. II was the first time
that O football championship was not al
stake II was the first time that Yale
and Princeton had been beaten by minor
cleyens before netting In their annual COM
test And. strangely enough, II was the
fighting representatives Of Uncle sam
who were responsible for both defeats
Tho Navy had defeated Princeton aud
the Army Yale.
Todoys game does not deserve o niche
In the hall Of football fame. but there
We're one\or two individuals who stand
out prominently among their fellows
Princeton win forever blame the elements
for today's defeat. The intermittent down
pours Of Friday had made the gtldlron
soft and Shiny, and the orange and
Black were the chief sufferers Their
backs rcputed to be the fastest In the
country, could gain no Roadway on the
slippery field, and their forwards. much
lighter than Yale. were unable 20 grace
themselves Tor the fierce attack OF the
New Haven boys
II would be an injustice to Yale to at
tempt to detract from her glorious VIC
tory, but there was surely an element Of
luck In both touchdowns on tho first
score Princetons over anxiety was her
undOlng
Three times early in the opening halt
were the representatives. OF old Nassau
penallzed for ot-slde play and once Tor
holdlng-a distance Of thirty yards,
great advantage for a fierce llne-buCklng
aggregation ike the Yale eleven. In The
same half Yale suffered only once for a
penalty, and at the time the ball was so
far I'm PrinCeton's territory that the FIVE
yards availod practically nothing Tho
game was absolutely devoid Of spectacular
plays
Each man on the Princeton eleven en-.
doavOred 10 do his share, but Princeton
gains and her defense were due IN a great
measure to the Individual playing Of three
men COoney Foulke and Miller The
former WAS used as a b1tterng ram on
the Yale line and seldom failed 10 gain his
distance, and the two latter as the second
line Of defense were brilliant
"
Owsey were use dto rip up Prlnceton's
line and were universally success .ul.
Sheyin, who II was said could not posi-
bly, last through a gruelling contest,
showed no signs 0f fatigue. While Yale
outplayed Princeton In the opening half,
the latter clearly had their opponents on
the defensive IN the closing half During
the last thirty-nve minutes Of play 10
fale's territory except when Hoyt would
kick
There was one noticeable weak point IN
Nales play, and this was poor tracking
IN the open. Time and time again her
ends would miss Tenney. and on two DIFF
foront occasions he eiuded three Yale men
only 10 fall on the treacherous turf as
he was turning the end. Yale was also
weak IN the Kicking game, Miller. for
Princeton outdstancing him from ten 10
fifteen yards on nearly every exchange.
Yale's goal was never really In danger
II Yalc's men were IN poor physical
II did not develop during the
game. only one change was made In
the Blues lineup while Princeton sent
II was an ideal day FOR football There
was Just enough frost In the atmosphere
omake lt comfortable for spectator and
player alike. II a. estimated that 300 |
people witnessed the game
The bond Of friendship was beautifully /
liUNUhA"u ny hlN thIlN III lit NtNUUV /
half when Captain Foulke ~ Princeton |
was led from the field by his friends IN a /
crippled condition When II was seen that |
Foulke could no longer continue. the lead /
PRS Of the Yale cheering gave the signal |
for cheer FOR Foulke and the great /
almost shuddcrod from the |
thousands Of voices
T0uchdOwns Blo0mcr. Leavenworth /
Goals from touchdown loOmer H0yt |
Referee McCung Lehlgh. Umpire /
1verts Wrcnn, Chicago university |
Stauffer, University Of |
Time Of halycs--3j mini |
ties each