The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
idiron and the Games gone Over to the Goals

Bard and Yale began her first attack,
which within 10 minutes of the start
OF play gave Yale her first touchdown.
Smashing straight football carried
Princeton back by leaps from Yale's
3U-yard line in catapult plays in which
Needer, Morse, Flynn and Trip car
ried the ball, until Princeton's S-yard
line was reached where FORBES was
smashed through for Yale's first score.
The Yale stands we're Immediately
forest of blue flags and Yale cheers
deatened the silent Princeton stands.
IL was what Yale had wanted, to score
early In the game, and from then on
II was only a question of how many
times Yale could score. though Prince
toms defense was during the remand
er OF the first half savage and strong.
After Yale's Weak Points.
Princeton kicked of and Yale went
at the attack again but kicked and
Princeton took her turn at finding
Hale's weak line positions. McCor-
mick, Bard, Daub and Co0ney IN turn
rammed into Irwin and Forbes a clear
10 yards, when Yale held on downs on
her own 80 yard line. Veeder at once
kicked and Shevlin went down the
field 50 fast that he missed Dillon and
the little Tiger quarter ran the ball
back 10 yards. Cooney, Daub and
Bard were hurled through Yale's line
with terrific force and Princeton's ad-
mirers in the stands began to call for
a touchdown, but Shevlin had to be
counted with He broke through
twice and stopped Dillon's passes to
ms packs and Tooker tried for goal
from the Held. 1t was a poor pass
and low kick and Veeder returned
the kick to the center Of the field and
went out for Roome.
An interchange of kicks and the half
ended with Princeton holding the ball
on Yale's SO yard line. Score, Yale
rs; Princeton 0.
Second Half Begins.
Both teams trotted out on the field
for the second half and the Princeton
and yale stands once again began
cheering and singing.
Princeton kicked off and on the sec
ond play Finn broke through the
Tiger line and had a clear field until
ne fell after 20 yard run. Both sides
were unable to gain and punted until
Munn's punt fell into Flanders hands
on a long bound and the big Yale
center strobe 80 yards down the
princeton field till Brashear felIed him.
Roome's punt drove the ball behind
Prlnceton's goal line and the Tigers
lined up on their own last chalk mark
TO begin the attack of Yale again.
MUM kicked to Hutchinson on YaleSs
90 yard line. Catching the ball on the
bound, he lodged TOoker, Bard and
Cooney, running Is yards when Bra
II threw him headloug to stop him
and little Hutchinson leaped five feet
over Brashear's head and scampered
on, landing the ball on the Tigers 2 5
YARD line. This run gave Yale her
longed for opportunity for a second
touchdown and from Prineeton's Is
YARD line series of smashing line
plays, worked off at lightning speed,
carried Hflnn over for Yale's second
touchdown. Score. Yale II; Prince
ton 0.
Princeton Weakens.
1t now looked like Yale's day with
out doubt and Princeton's defense was
seen to be dwindling away McCor-
mick kicked off and Yale rushed the
ball from their own 80 yard line to the
center of the field. Roome kicked
and Dillon returned it with a quarter
back kick that Hutchinson caught on
Yale's 40 yard line and started the
longest and most hair raising run of
the day. Along the side lines he raced
like a greyhound, vaulting Princeton
men right and left with fine Interior
ence and seemed sure of a free field for
a touchdown when Waller pulled him
down on Princetons 20 yard line
yale stands were calling for a third
and ROome banged his way in for O
yards and Forbes was dragged over
Tor the touchdown. Score: Yale, II;
Princeton. 0.
Two new plays netted Yale 80 yards
on the next kickoff and within 10
minutes more of straight rushing Yale
had carried the ball to Princeton's two
yard line, but Offside play made Yale
try it all over again on the II ward
line and three irresistible rushes
Roome was carried bodily over the
Tiger me FOR Yale's fourth score.
Score: Yale, %; Princeton. 0.
Princeton's Last Chance.
Princeton took a try at piercing
Yale's line, but the Tigers siren 9Th
mad ebbed and it only on a trick play
BY Simons, who had just come in for
Daub, that the ball was taken to
Yale's 1O-yard line. Princeton here
oh r4f IL
q touchdown, but could not do it. Yale
holding on every attack and taking
the ball on downs on the fourth at
tempt to rush by Princeton Then
hutchinson punted out. but made the
mistake of kicking to the center of
the field, where Tenny heeled as above
described, with the result that with
but three minutes more to play Tooker
kicked his field goal, and the final
score stood Yale % Princeton
Princeton's 25-yard line. Lineup:
Yale. Position. Princeton
Gates, H. Jones left end. Brashear, Freyer
Forbes. .--.......left tackle. .....-.-. Cooney
Hoekenberger P Weller
Flanders ...s..... eenter....... Carrotbers.
Trip. right guard. .......H. Dillon
BigeIow right tackle. FIsll-i9
Shevlin.. -.......right end ............ rTOoI1ar
Hutchinson quarterback E Dillon Tenny
Veeder- ....-left halfbaek. Bard
ROOme, Knox Mum
Morse right haIfback. Daub. Simons
Finn. Roome .fullback...... McCorn1iclr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .: Finn ROome
Goals from touchd0vsns-Fu hutchinson e
Goal from feId-Tooker
Time of halves-35 minutes.
Attendance-30,0 00
Ieferee-McCracFen, PennsyIva MIA
Umpire-Evarts Nrenn. Harvard
tnesmen-Daly, Harvard.
Assistant linesman-Whiting, Cornell.
MEDDIES WERE WINNERS.
Annapolis Team Defeated University
of Virginia p to o.
Annapolis. Nd, Nov. 1S.-The foot
ball team of the University of Vir-
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