New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

yards for the usual cause. Shevlln chose to deny
offence committed. Bard and Mccormick
inson giant groan ascending from the east stand
as the quaTteTback nufed the kick in the middle
OF the feid the agile Tooker embracing both the
&C oney Bard and Mccormick each made short
gains through Yales left wing before the whistle
ended the half with the tide of battle risen Yales
5O-yard line. Yale retired to the dressing rooms
but the Princeton team submitted to the ministra-
tons of the trainers and the oratory Of the coaches
There Were no changes in either eleven when they
lined up again. Tooker kicked off to Morse, who
dd little juggling before ne decided to hold on to
the sphere. Finn wriggled through the line and
R0Gme Zoo ., vas FORCED to punt Princeton could not
twenty-five yards. (You could not call it a full
Yale took up the work its 5o-yard line. but
could do little and Roome punted again on the sec
hit the left wing for four yards, failed to gain
t Fape ana at PuteG f @ % lofer bo9nP and
back gently for fifteen yards to Princetons 5-yard
Yalensians. Another penalty Of fifteen yards set
Yale out Of the danger zone and Hutchinson got
,9ed to roll oyer MS goa instead Of catching it on
started in to rush the ball at those close quarters
she did it. too, Num- who had succeeded Bard,
piercing Erwin and Forbes for eight yard stagger
Cooney could not make the next first down, and
n Mccormick c punted to Hutchinson who electrified
that that clever end tried to tackle him The quarter
was slammed 10 earth.
Then began a series of short rushes that gave
bail most Of the time, always through the line
but Forbes and Bgelow opened up good holes for
Princeton's 6-yard line Brasher was hurt and
was carried to the side lines, OBrien replacing
FLINN SCORES A TOUCHDOWN
The cheers Of tho Princeton hosts were re-
doubled as calamity approached horseback. but
they could not stave it off. Finn, though he was
so done up that he could scarcely stand. jabbed
the line repeatedly for one and two yards, once
in revolving tandem. and finally was dragged
and showed over the line. Hutchinsoa's attempt
at goal failed. the ball hitting the post and bound
Before TOOker kicked off, Tenney came in at
quarterback for Dillon and J: waller for Caro-
behind a stone wall interference. Roome plunged
d9r nye and Morse for one yard and then RooIne
Ing to gain. had to repair his shoe fer the benefit
good, despite the fact that the ervous Hoyt was
warming up on the side lines, casting Finn
such an eye as the buzzard may perch2nce cast
desert
Roome punted out Of bounds at Princeton's A.
yard mark; Yale lost Eve yards for off-side play;
4cSortnlGk i and MUM mace tEso gains th5ougn me
failed his next two attempts, and Tenney made
the run Tooker was almost upon him when Shev-
lin hurled himself at the flying Tiger end and put
Of cat and running with the fieetness of a deer
Down the sideIines f1e tore twisting. dodging and
turning all The time on the verge of going out
OF 619ads put neyeE quite e d9ng l ra IL Tho stands
he spend along For q moment it looked like
touchdown but the Tiger backs finally got the
yellow haired after he had covered less
than sixty-fve yards, by far the longest run of
the game.
."OId Nassau was then In order from the Prince
ton stand, but it was of no avail. Yale had but
twenty yards to go, and she covered it in five
rushes. Bigelow making one of eight yards through
the centre of the line. Finn made the touchdown
and Hutchinson kicked the goal after making one
of his accurate puts out. Score II to 0.
BY this time the cheer leaders had lost their
voices completely that they couldn't have got
them back if they had advertised for them. but
they kept on making motions and that brought the
noise just well
Morse ran the kickoff back fifteen yards. The
Princeton line then of paper. and on the next
signal the same Yale back hit P Waller so hard
that he got clean through him. and was not
ripped up the centre for yards Phillips went
in for H. Dillon but it didn't make any difference
Yale went slamming the battered Tigers Roome
made gain of fifteen yards inside Tookers end,
but the rest of the gains were through the line
They sufficed for another touchdown however,
Roome having the honor, Hutchinson, the deadly,
kicked the goal. and the score was q to D.
Then came Princeton's plucky stand, Tenney's
cool catch for free Kick AMI Tookers forty yard
feated eleven had bucked their way to Yales 10
yard line only lose tumble, and dtsappoint
the faithful shouters, who began to roar, Touch
down! Touchdown" at the top OF their much
When Tooker kicked his goal Princeton made as
much noise as if he had won the game. but the
feat deserved all the recognition 1t got Time was
Prfncetop's hands on Princeton's 3o-yard line