Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
YALE IS VICTORIOUS
Princeton Tigers Beaten In
 Annual Gridiron Battle.
HOOKER KICKED MAGNIFICENT COAL
Strenuous, sportsmanIilke Game as New Haven = Thirty Thousand
 Cheered Both the Grand


 New Haven = Thirty Thousand
 Cheered Both the Grand
 Teams.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 20. In strenuous, exciting, sportsmanlike game of football Yale's superb eleven defeated the plucky Princeton Tigers by a score of g to 4 in the presence of a vast crowd of 3o,O00 spectators.
 The game never lacked interest for a moment and was one of the best ex- hibitions of Americas greatest sport that ever has been provided by two rival universities. For fair, square and manly tactics the struggle never had an equal, for there was an entire ab- sence os bad blood. There was no hot headed slugging, and there was the ut most good fellowship, which wound up in a fitting manner when thousands of happy Yale men. headed by their blar- ing band stopped in their mad career around the field after the victory to cheer the loyal followers of Old Mas sau.
 It was Tales magnificent team work that won the victory. With swift and concerted attack the blue champions plowed through the Princeton defense time after time. Yet in the face of these odds the Tigers never conceded their defeat until the last minute of time had expired. Then, overwhelmed by four touchdowns. from which three goals were kicked. Princeton still re joiced in the fact that with only few minutes to play Tooker, the star right end. had drop kicked a magnificent goal from the forty-three yard line, which saved the orange and black from a whitewash and made the first score of the season on Yale.
 This goal from the field was bril- liant feature of the game. It was the result of head work on the part of Quarterback Penney, who wisely made a fair catch of a punt on the forty three yard line, from which point Took CT, after due deliberation, sent the ball whirling over the crossbar with won derful accuracy. It was a play that will so down in football history as the equal of Poe's famous goal in 1899 and also Dewitt's star play year before last. It saved Princeton from worse defeat. although the Tigers earned un- limited praise for their exhibition of the proper spirit to the very last.
 The New Haven men wore their rivals down and outplayed them in all departments of the game. There were times, however, when Princeton play ed brilliantly, The attack made much headway against Yale's defense, and once or twice it looked as if the ter seymen might score. But on those oc- casions Yale rose in her might and smote the Tigers hip and thigh to the dismay of the hordes of rooters, who continued to cheer until the battle was at an end.
 Then, like huge serpent. hundreds of Yale men, young and old, locked arms, and. winding in and out in fan tastic dance, they circled the field, cheering and throwing up their hats. Reaching the middle of the Princeton stand. the Yale procession halted. The band ceased playing, and a great cheer went up for Princeton. This exhibi- ton of sportsmanship and good feel ing called for an echoing reply from Jersey and flood of congratulations.
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