The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18

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was lionized by thousands. 1t was a run
that gave increased confidence to the
Jersey rooters and filed the Yale con-
tlngent With tern pOrary awe.
But buckling down to business the grimy
Yale men lined up again TO stop il possible
a further advance. The curly headed
Mccormick then butted his way between
II ,okenberger and E-~in for three yards,
Dut 1t took 40 much stamina to make this
short gain that the Tigers concluded to
call it of for the time being and Harlan
was ordered TO punt. Knox had scarcely
caught the ball before Princeton's splendid
ends, Wister and Hoagland, threw him on
fale's IS yard line. Veeder's eye had been
gashed in the mixup, but he did not stop
to wipe the blood from his face when called
upon TO punt and promptly drove the ball
out OF bounds at XRle's ~ yard line. When
the leather had been brought in the usual
and T.. Dillon tore of five yards around
Alcott's end, only to be knocked over back
ward by Jones.
SENSATIONAL PLAY sPoMED BIT
Before the crowd had settled bac to re-
Operate from the excitement caused by
these plays there was another sensational
incident that brought hearts up into Threats
and caused a general wildners OF action
throughout the multitude hard to describe.
The ball was passed to Quarterback Dillon
and quictl handed by him to Harlan. The
latter instead OF punting hurled the ball
forward well over the heads Of the pllye 5
straight into The grasp Of Left End Mister,
who was in the exact spot called Tor by tho
play and who proceeded to made a daring
rush for Hale's goal line. He had reached a
point one foot away from it when capt.
Morse and lad Jones grabbed him sinai
~taneously and threw him downs SO hard that
his teeth mast ave ratified.
Only six inches from lale's goal linel
What q chance to score a TOUCHDOWN! All
over the great arena stood Thousands OF
Princeton men wild with delight They
ext ected victory then and there, but such
a joyous outcome wac not to be The
officials had seen several instances OF hold
ing by Princeton men in their desr crate
attemJ "a to : rovide interference for Wis
ter's run with the result that Yale received
a renaity Of fifteen Yards for the offence
and when the teams settled down to action
again in a few moments Princeton had to
begin It's attack all over again from faie's
10 yard line.
Mccormick lost no tine in plunging
into the fray for a three yard gain and
then Harlan tried IN onside kick. He
was not backed up, however, by his own
| men and Veeder caught the ball unmolested
on Yale's 10 yard line. On a fake kick
Knox ran clear across the field without
gaining a yard, when Rulon-Miller tackled
i'm. After that Veeder united out OF
bounds at Yales IS ward line.
Princeton = play DbCdI1S hRkcu al liIb
point and when Dillon tried a forward pass
he was intercepted in such a manner that
he lost five yards. Again he tried this play
with still another silur and a loss Of ten
yards. chiefly because Of the aggressive q,
ness OF Yale's forwards as they smashed
through the Tigers. ,
II was Pr~inceton's ball on Yale's ~ yard
line, but Mccormick and Harlan
had been dashed to earth in f~ruitless at
tempts to cleave the Yale line Harlan
~.vnNaI ehA hall aaIAI hfnh IN NhA air
Knox threw up his hands as a signal for
a fair catch. He caught the ball. but was
roughly tackled by Mister in such a manner
that the Yale halfback arose with a bloody
countenance. There was a dispute oyer
this play in which the officials wrangled
with Inc players until il was decided that
Yale was entitled TO a fifteen yard penalty.
YALE RESORTS TO KICKING
With the ball or Yale's 30 yard line Capt.
Morse made three slim yards in a dash
at the right end. after which Needer got in a
long twisting punt to Dillon. who. after
| lodging ser eral Yale tacklers, was pinned
down on Prnceton's Is yard line; Harlan
punted back to Knox, who scootedto fale's
40 yard line before he was thrown. Be-
lieving in a kicking game Yale ordered an
other punt right away and Needer lifted
the ball to Dillon. who made an in2lorious
muff and as Forbes. who played like a bull
dog every moment Of the afternoon, gathered
the pi.sEin in there was a wild shout OF
aNtAhIhh NAAO DAAO oitN " w. - -
Forty yards firm Princeton's goal line.
the Y le battlers began M att lck that
showed UP Princet1n's defence in a srr-
prising ann Morse began with a two
yard gain through Coonev. and Jones's
forward pass n Knox yielded six yards
more. Then Jones, VIII was playing Ike a
fe1d. made a Gle IN r ISL t. Pri1cetOn's ~
yard line, where the TIGERS tried in vain T.
stand of further att Icks. lie receiy ed
hre yards more for interference by stun
- II 49, S,An. q -...I, aN Nhn IN e. NJ
" him. and Just when things looked sq'lally
fer the Tigers Y lie bec1-e o~reranXi0us and
! Princeton received a fifteen yard penalty
for hcldiro.
The attack was enewed on Princeton's
81 yard line, and in the twinklinR OF an eye
veeder made a long forward pass which,
however, was unfortunately caught by
Pai,e. Under the r'lee nobody brt the
ends and the backs can handle a for ward
pass, so that Pai"e, a ~tactle, had no RIGHT
TO touch II. There was nothing left for the
officials to do then brt to hand the ball
over to Princeton. when it was on the
1irers's g yard line. and Harlan quietly
drove IL OFT Of danrerw with a pint to Jones,
who was thrown on the ~ yard line. y
TAD JONES MISSES CHANG POR FAIR CATCH.
If Jones had had his wits about him he
would have made a fair catch OFT OF this
kic';, from which there mlcht have been a
chance TO kick a goal from placement,
but in the hurry and scurry OF the play
he overlooked the trick.
Yale now fighting under full Roadway
sent Knox AGAINST the Princeton battle
ments for three yards. With no delay
Veeder tried another forward pass, bit
this time Wister jumped into the air and
pulled the ball down on his IS yard line.
II was a lucSy play, for il Alcott had been
a moment quicl er he wo Id ave made the
catch and probably would AVE approached
dangerously near the goal line.
Al losing the Dal. lale was u upon
the defensive, but when Dillon in a O. arter-
back run had made 10 yards he stun lsd
and droT p,d the oval. which was grabbed