The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
QLD ELI WALLOPS
 SONS IF MESSIAH Spectacular Plays Are Made
 at New Haven YALE USES THE OPEN PLAY Long Runs Around Ends and Much Kicking Add Interest to Otherwise
 Dull contest--Yale 2S,
 Princeton 4.
YALE USES THE OPEN PLAY

New Haven, Conn. November 1s.-Fol- lowing the old fashioned style of football, Yale today gave Princeton a 2S to beat ing. the worst in many years. but the Princeton team ha1 the satisfaction of breaking Yale's clean record by beauti- full forty-yard drop kick by Tooker. But after all the blue can still point to goal line that has not been crossed by an opponent this season.
 The game was relieved from positive dullness by Yale's adoption in the sec ond half of the much-longed for 'open play when long runs around the ends, much kicking. and the quarter backs did their share, and two brilliant dashes by Quarterback Hutchinson of Yale repeated ly brought the so.00o spectators to their feet.
 Singing Was Inspiring.
 The singing at the game was inspiring as it always is. Princeton had more tongue power and had the courage to hurl their catchy songs across the field, Yales reply becoming enfeebled as inter- est In the game increased The weather was delightfully."- mild.
 Of the game as a football story 1t was the old story of we'll learned lesson on the part of Yale. But she did not show a diversified attack. not even the variety used in last weeks stubborn game with Brown. She scored in the first half by straight plunging line plays. which began to have the desired effect after a muff of punt on Dillon's part. Yale was in bet ter shape in the second half, and by adopting open play she was able to wear down her opponents and at the same time make matters interesting. So fast did Hutchison rush his men that 1t looked as though half the orange was surely going to lose it's feet. and required Prince toms hymn For Old Nassau" to bring about some of the stonewall defense for which Old Nassau is cd few min utes before the end Princeton rallied and carried the ball to the Yale lO-yard line, there to lose 1t on a tumble. Yale to get out of danger resorted to a kick, but 1t covered only thirty-three yards, and fair catch gave Tooker his opportunity to win glory and for the Princeton side to score.
 Find a Weak Spot.
 The visitors found the weak spot to be Forbes. on the left side until | ale's secon- dary defense stopped up the hole and helped out. The same end was Prince tons weak place and the quick starting Yale backs seemed to be able to get through with considerable ease, although not for long distances. In all the game Yale used but on cross buck. and one double pass, tackle and guard plays being apparently all that was required as ground gathers against the line. Yales guard formed instantly and always knew where to go. The power of Yale's offen- sive was shown unmistakably in the sec- ond half. Princeton had good ends, but they were frequently boxed and It took Yale's ability to make short runs. Princeton had good attack. although Captain Cooney had to used much Of tho time and late in the game he appeared we'll tired out. Substitutes were many In the lineup while Yale had none to put in so trained were Yale's men. The fea- lures of the game were the dashes Of Hutchinson, who has never played better The first time he made twenty-eight yards during which he made flying leap over a Princeton tackler and the second time he covered seventy yards and was only pulled down when twenty-five yards from Princetons goal. In eleven rushes after this Yale had touch down. Flanders, the big Yale center. also made a good run when he caught bounding ball and covered twenty-three yards from the broken field of players. Morse had an end run of twenty-elght yards and Rome another of flfteen There was plenty of kicking and Yale easily lead. Penalties were frequent.