New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
DETAIL OF THE GAME.
Hoe the T'acO EIeUens Fought Up
and Dozen the Gfidiron.

Yale roars and Princeton locomotives clashed
in mdair. and fell in fragments the centre OF
the field Bigelow kicked off for Yale at 2:3
O'Clock. exactly twenty-three minutes late. Little
Dillon hugged the ball when it fell, and made ten
yards before he had to quit On her 30-yard mark
the Tigers first felt the Yale defence. Bard tried
his luck first, and found he hadn't any. Then the
first penalty of the match inficted-Princeton
was set back fifteen yards for holding in the line
and on her 15-yard line Mccormick had to punt
1t bad pass, but he got it off to Morse, who
jugged It, but got back to the Tigers 50-yard line
despite this mishap Yales first rush got no gain.
and there another exchange of punts, Tooker
downing Veeder thirty yards from Yale's goal
Veeder the first to gain by rushing. He
made 1t first down in two attempts, and great was
the Yale roar thereat Afterward 1t took more than
that to create excitement Yale then got its spien-
did attack in working order.
Morse ripped up the centre for a five yard plunge
Finn followed suit. Morse added skinny two
yards, but Princeton got derious with JOY when
Cooneys braves stood Finn up for no gain Morse
made it first down the next try, however, and
Forbes opened up eight yard hole as tig as
house for Finn McCracken had seen 4olding'
however and back went Yale for fifteen hard
fought yards
veeder had to punt then, of course and right
there Princetons troubles began, for Dillon let 1t
get away from him. and the sprghtly Bigelow was
on the leather it hit the ground.
Yale made the noise that is born of undergraduate
delight, but Princeton's gloom did not keep her
from making even more, and the locomotives that
out simply beat the band. For every gain
made the Jerseyites cheered the harder. But the
gains went right on. strange to say. Yale pushed
her way the line without giving up the ball
Little Finn shot through Tor short gains time
after time, helped by Veeder once for four yard
plough. Princeton held stubbornly so that the
referee had to measure for the third down two
occasions, but Yale always made it. and finally
Finn landed only yard from touchdown.
trick. and the big tackle did it with a yard to
spare, and the 5 to Q. It had taken about
touchdown Hutchinson kicked out with his usual
deadly accuracy TO Gates, and then kicked the goal
It looked like ike walkover for Yale. But It WASN'T
kicked off to Finn, who edged back to the 2ocyard
ilne. Without trying TO rush, Veeder made punt
dodged he ever anxious Gates and made ten yards
2ef9Ps Sheylin 5aHIned him into the sod Coo2ey
added aYe by ne gsre Gus umpire forofsde play
OF that and one more % the three sicinr Gates
end off short on the inside TO make It first down
Tiger vaelng through the 6nildos i e duck lex
through mud He w. Indeed he Vas He con on.
wing, until the battle had advanced to Yaies 30
line held It. and 1t was the Blues ball.
Veeder failed to gain, and punted TO Dillon and
Princeton arose as shevn missed the agile quarter
threw him 1t was the Tigers ta1l Just irside Yae's
soil. Bard got round Shevin behind the interfer
wing for four more and Mccormick followed his
lead for two gains OF three yards zach Then there
got Duonthrown for loss when there nobody
to take the ball.
It third down. and Tooker fell back to try
for goal from the field. It poor pass, but
he maraged to get il off. though it nowhere
the goal posts. Veeder's defensive work had
been poor that the y ale coaches sent Roome
in. He at once Dunted into Princeton ground and
Gates threw Dillon promptly and with zest.
TIGER KEEPS CLAwING.
The Tiger, nothing daunted. went at it tooth and
claws again. Cooney and Bard got five yards be
tween them, though the referee had TO measure
first down. Then Princeton set back fifteen
yards for the usual holding in the line On a
fake kick Roome got Dillon from behind and
there had to be a real kick This went wrong,
too. for the Yale line through like flash, and
Roome blocked the kick The best Dillon could do
to save the ball his 35-yard line. Then
came a double pass SIevlfn almost got Dillon
when he tossed the oval to Bard who dropped 1t.
Three Yale men were on it as it rolled out of
bounds.
Bgelow and Forbes made good gains by plunges.
only to lose them when Yale was set back fifteen