The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
PRINCETON WINS HARD-
 FOUGHT GAME FROM CORNELL

in five minutes of the sounding of the whistle had scored touchdown by clever adoption of the new rules, which permitted onward .asses and on side kicks.
 Cornell started right out at the kick off and for a time had Princeton ad- herents in dismay. The 1thacans were somewhat lighter than their opponents the first half, gaining botE around the ends and with the forward pass which was worked with telling effect. but which later Was mace ineffective throu ghfumbling.
 Cornell also had the good luck to come out much better than Princeton in this fumbling and profted very con siderably through the penalizing by Princeton.
 The second half was characterized by line pucking rather than the open game and Princeton showed a vast superior ity over Cornell. Cornelrs touchdown was made by Walders and Cook kicked the ball to what was thought to De d goal by almost every one present. There was much astonishmcnt at the end of the half when the referee announced that the ball had not gone between the posts.
 Princeton's first touchdown came un- expcctcdly, and was due |" the tumb- ling of a Cornell player. wiser took the ball over and Cooney kicked zeal :. The second touchdown was t... result of straight down the aeId work. A few minutes later Princeton scored two points. the same as d safe'y; At the end of play the ball was in the center of the field The line-up:
 Frinceton-Wister. left end: stan nard, left tackle: II. Dillon. left guard Herring. center; Martin, right guard; Cooney, right tackle; Hoagland- Was. den. right end, E. Dillon tCaptainp. and Penney. quarterback: Harlan Tibbott, left halfback: Rurlon -Miller-Cass, right halfback; Mccormick. fullhack.
 Cornell-Babcock. left end: Cook, (Captain). left tackle: Thomoson left Fight guard: Rrinton, right tackle: Van Orman, right end: Jamieson Pollac K. left half back; Gibson, right half back; Walde rs -McCutcneon- Sailor. fullback. ward: Umpire. J. H. Mitou, Fennsylva- mia. Touchdowns, Walders, Mister. Nc Cormick. Goals from touchdown. Coo ney ?. Time of halves. 30 minutes. Ground goal. Princeton.
 New Haven, Conn. Oct. 27--Yale's great defense in the last few moments of the game with Amherst today saved her from being scored on. the blus making one of the best stands in de- fense of her goal seen here Tor some time
 The final score was 12 to in favor of Yale. Amherst's spry left end gath cred the ball in after a tumble by ! ale Ddtk near tiN SioSN 'i e''S es''''. and carried it to within two yards of the Blue goal. It looked like score for the visitors hut Yale not only held but twice drove hack Amherst As the last resort d field kick was tried. but the kick fell short. moment Ia ter the game was ended.
 Amherst followed the ball better than any team seen here this year and compelled Yale to play her hardest 10 win. The visitors worked the forward pass tc good advantag eand Yale used it few times with fair success. Am herst was unable to gain ground ny buckirg the line and was forced to kick whenever they got the bail,
 Vale on the other hand, Hy sticking to old fashioned football, made ground when in striking distance of the Am herst goal line. both touchaowns pc inc made hv line plunges.