Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-18

of humanity swept up and down the
 city streets and fairly 0yerfiowed into
 the college campus and swamped the
 buildings which had been thrown open
 for inspection. The weather was sim
 ply ideal, clear as June day, with
 atmosphere in which frost was only a
 suggestion.
 The first arrivals of football enthusi-
 asts came on the early morning trains,
 and sunrise found hundreds of young
 men parading up and down the streets waiting for restaurants to open for
 breakfast. Most of the fraternities in college had kept open house all night,
 so~ the football day opened in lively fashion for undergraduates and grad nates, and chapel exercises, which were held as usual, had very large audience of strangers. Railroad trains came with such frequency after s o'clock that 1t was not long before the visitors numbered thousands and the street fakirs with their wares began to ply loud and excited trade. Vio- lets for Yale and big yellow chrysan- themums for Princeton quickly became the favorite decoration of hundreds of women, and the florists did thriving business. There was little evidence of speculation in football tickets in sight owing to the fact that there were several thousand unsold tickets in the hands of the Yale football man. agement. Wagering on the outcome also was entirely lost sight of, as the morning odds stood at 100 to 45 in favor of the Blue. and on the matter of scoring number of combinations made Yale favorite at almost 2 to 1.
 The teams lined up as follows:
 Yale. Position. Princeton. Gates Il. e. ....... Brasher Forbes ..........L t.. .COOney tcapo Erwin. .........L 2. ..... Rafferty Flanders ........ C. ....... Carotners Tripp ........... T. g......H. Dillon Blgelow ........ I. t. ...... Herring Shevlin (capo. e. .... ..... Hooker Hutchinson ....- q. b. .... E. Dillon Veeder ....... l. h. b. ..... Bard Morse ...... r. Il. b. ....... Dana Film ........ f. b. ...., Mccormick
 It is estimated there were thirty thousand people present when the game commenced. It was POT when the Yale team came on the. field and Princeton appeared one minute later The field and conditions could not be improved upon. At 2:15 Captain Cooney and SheyIin tossed for choice of positions and Cooney won. This gave to Yale the kIckOff and the de- lending of the north goal
 Blgelow kicked of for Yale at 2:22 to Princeton's ten yard line. Dillon ran it back sixteen yards. After the l first try at Yale's line Princeton was penalized fifteen. yards for holding. l Bard punted from under his own goal l posts to the Princeton fortyfive yard l line. where there was q mix-up and l the ball was taken back to Princeton's | ten yard line. To eyerybody's sur prise Umpire Wrenn walked with the | bah to Princeton's forty yard line | where he placed the ball.
 Bard punted to Yale's thirty yard | line. where Hutchinson was dOwned in | his tracks by the Princetons' fast end. Yale began then to smash into Prince tons line using Flynn and Veeier. I Five rushes gained eleven yards and | then Princeton lost five yards for off- side playing. Flynn went through for ten yards and Morse went through for a few more. With the ball on Prince tons forty-eight yard line two more rushes through Herring gave Tale three yards. Herring was like a rock on the next attack and then Yale lost fifteen yards for holding. the ball being on Yale's fifty-one yard line veeder Vunted to the Princeton thirty yard line. where Quarterback Dillon fnm- bled and Yale man fell on the ball.
 Yale got a first down on the next rush and added three more yards and two more for another first down next time The ball was then at Princefon's fifteen yand line and 1t dld not look as h Princeton could withstand the at- lack. Four yards were made on the next crash against Princetonis left ride. Yale then made the necessary Tard for the next first down and the ball was carried in ten yards being DfTside Two yards were then reeIed Dr and then a crash through fbe Princeton heroes neffed them enough vzrsis to place the bah 0n Princefnn-s tvr yar1 line With Trfpp haek thr He1t was placed on the three yard 1ur. Tffh Ferbes back the bah almost went