New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Held, Tefnfotced
by the Cornell 'rooters'' from York and Phil
adelphia, gave the Red and White eleven tho best
support ever accorded the team playing away iron,
home. From first to last the Cornell cheers rang
out continuously. while the singing of the IthAcans
was one of the features of the Afternoon Led by
leather 1unged undergraduates the Cornell root
ers'' sang Three Cheers for the Big Red Team"
the alma mater song and ION. More Touchdown
and over again. The tunes were neIodious
and the words catchy, and salvos OF applause fol-
lowed each song
The Princeton stands on the west side Of the
field. not noisy, but the famous Tiger
locomotive cheer split the air at frequent inter
walls. Princeton too. had brand new song. which
told how
DgT9 lS a far fs S,s oa distant NsxnIfEssS. land
There lives a Princeton Tixer.
This song and the classic. Three Cheers for Old
Nassau were rendered with the usual Princeton
swing
The afternoon was made to order, as It were. for
Of Winter in the bracng air Thirty-minute halves
were played. however. and after the sun went down
hand by Ile the hundrsd and never looked prettie
whether she carried huge Yellow
and white flag for Cornell.
WHEN CORNELL TOOK THE LEAD.
The most exciting moment of the game was when
Cornell scored its touchdown early In the second
So rapid in fact and confusing was the play that
few of the spectators realized what had happened
The Ithacans had the ball in the middle OF the ned
and. failing TO gain against the Prncetonf De
ffnce fse left fne bafbaek sent away long
which rolled between the Princeton Get & goal posts, n
fence at this point is only ten ten yaras d nasE bomnee
back between the legs of q Princeton player. who.
of course. touched it. putting his opponents on ie slde
BACK dropped on the pgskn just back Of the I1ssr
goal line f. for sos Seconds before the crowds IN
the stands knew what had occurred Halliday. the
o in faRof Of hs 3 ns TSs
lam broke loose in the Cornell stands a Shil. me
Fro1s6 n odd oohedehee the oas dis
the bbn + Of mad. th within Ry Se nues
after play started in the second half
TIGERS RECOVER QUICKLY.
Cornell. however. not to enjoy its triumph
long Soon after the next xick-or Princeton punt
ed from the centre of the field PollaI the Cor
nell Quarterback. who fumbled the ball, and a
Princeton player dropped on it on CorneIls T.
yard line. On the next play Cornell was offside
Was ane cefP e tough for he {hacans for it placed
the bail only seven Yards away from he goa line
mick over for touchdown and this time Captain IN
in favor Of princeton and never again did Cornell
succeed in taking the iead This misplay IN ;s faGt
team although it fought, stubborny to the end
the close Of the first half Cornell had been rather
outplayng the Tigers and had twice carried the
occasion had failed make score. Soon after
the start d Of the at and orne so fSe bali E d
Princetons 25-yard line Halliday dropped back
the feld but there was slight angle. and the ball
went wide OF the mark On the next kick oft
Tiger ends Brasher and Tooker: for some sub
9d the a in Princeton Territory again Val
ders made a brilliant 25-yard run around BrasheT
1ie Inc
THE FIRST SCORE OF GAME.
Soon after this came the first score OF the game
for the Tigers The Princeton line took needed
brace on the 35-yard line and held Cornell for
s a the er % fr1 LETT Tard nd on the
play Daub, the other Princeton naifbaek went
aTGg1a TRs put he bali on coTnes The
IgsFs showing h M d 5nr oyer Sns gsi bv line 6uca a1d
In half a dozen scrimmages Mccormick went across
for roa the end hs score soodPnceton 5 Cornell
minutes Of the half only M Whistle ef Blowing aha With
the ball in Cornells possession In the centre OF 'he
All in all. Cornell made good showing as Prince,
ton in the first half but the Ithacans let TWO GOOD
the only opportunity offered Captain in 6 Sooney 0r
r peeeiTed n the Columbia game two ago
He walked with noticeable limp, and the goa, ne
this season Captain Costello, of Cornell. with his
hroke hand nGlosed in bulky q plaster @ Ss Sas ,Hs
which he did somewhat ungracioIsiy, judging BY
DOWN do corne was penalzed fifteen yards once for
holding in the first half and Princeton suffered s"o
CORNELL oUTPLAYED AT END.
There were no changes in the lineup of either
team when the second half started though sew
eral substitutes made as the period progressed
After Cornell had scored and taken the lead. only
to have Princeton forge ahead again. interest in
the game Jagged somewhat. as the Ithacans were
plainly a beaten team. and the fast gathering dusk
i-pT Prfnceton's third and last Touchdown made
bv clearly outplaying the Ithacans wh2 were grad
ually pushed down the held until Mccormick wa, was
showed across. Captain Cooney missed the goal.
With only two minutes left TO play, the Tigers
was too short and the game ended with the ball
in Princeton's possession on CornelFs 1e-yard line
one incident of the second half amused the spec
tatoTs After the umpire had penalized Cornell for
oiaHers were waiting for the referee 10 signal
''play.' Tooker. the Princeton right end; srsoosd
f. between the Cornell goal posts. He was promptly
called back. to the delight of the Cornell Tooters.
Caldwell and Hunt. the veteran c9rheH is gusras ara
OF half a dozen years ago, were on the side tnes &
When Princeton pushed the Red ana ,,y " the iast
touchdown OF the game. Caldwell burst out. HoIa on
EN- feers, That's % che orne1 team. howeyer was
not equal to the task ,.,.s ,n
hest sr1o Of the afternoon the team with
Judgment. made one o9-yara I'm am "a. sspopnd
half. When he had broken through pyh t the whole
Princeton team and had clear nsid IA Ia ron o o.
RoTse nm Sse as @ t was ran thirty yards. and the
tackle which laid big low her one paqeF 81 rne e eee
prom,1ent m for the Orange and Black we're Bard
NC saars were Fur1nan Walders Martin Halliday
and O Rourke.
The lineup follows
P.,aestSp t TIs, as LET 0s5an ss o1ss Hosahsa.. nov
esae44 9Gssz effP8ii a. Thoaapson
Gar15hsrs g Pa5 d Waller sisht guard Tarasn
Herring Right tackle o fourss
E Dillon t ssa p9lok ssiss'
arf, Rc-7, hahn MART t{.s%