The Washington times., 1906-11-18

and gave it to Yale. Veeder quickly
kicked il out of danger. Princeton's last
chance fed then.
one notable feature Of the game was
the rapidity with which il was played.
Only twice during the entire contest
was it necessary to call time on account
of the injury of a player.
Few Particular Stars.
Bright particular stars did not loom
up as prominently as had been expected.
Harlan. in his puntins. displayed stellar
qualities, and Linn. who went in KnoX's
place at right half for Yale in the last
half. did brilliantly in line bucking
Dillon and Jones showed about equal
generalship in the management of their
teams.
With the exception of the cloudy sky
il was an ideal day for football. colo
enough 10 favor the players, while not
ineommoding the spectators. The field
was a tritie wet, but not enough TO
seriously interfere with running.
Fully 5000 enthusiasts turned out, and
the stands We're packed from the ground
10 the topmOst rows
Punts and Penalties.
KICKOFF,
and Rulon-A1iner booted it out Of
bounds. On the second attempt Jones
caught the ball and brought il back to
fale's 35-yard line. After an unsuccess-
ful attempt on the line Veeder punted
Dillon fumbled, but a Princeton man
fell on the bail. Rulon-Miller got
around Yale's right end to the ELS 90
yard line. Then the Tigers fumbled,
ND
forced 10 punt and Harlan duplicated
the play Tor Princeton.
Yale got the ball on her 20-yard line.
The referee called foul on Yale for
holding. and the Tigers were given the
ball. Princeton was set back ten yards
for holding. and Harlan tried "a forward
pass. The ball touched the ground be-
fore a Tiger could get It. and IL went
20 Yale. Veeder soon punted, and Har-
Ian followed suit
Veeder and Biglow Miss Goal.
Yale cssayed line plays unsuccessful
ly and Jones tried short kick. Dil-
Ion got the ball. but Princeton lost it
on the next play on a tumble. Veeder
punted out Of bounds. On a beautiful
forward pass Rulon-MnIer carried the
oval TO Yale's 90-yard line. but the ball
was sent back tor holding by Prince
ton.
In the next few moments the bail
changed hands several times on kicks
and Travelled from Yale's 15-yard line 10
PriEceton's 20-yard line. There Rulon-
Miller fumbled and Yale got the ball.
Needer fen back for a drop kick, but
the pass went wide. +. Dillon caught
the ball on Princeton's 3-yard line.
Harlan punted and Knox made a fair
catch on the Tigers 35-yard line Big
low tried kick from placement but
with as little success as Needer on his
try at a drop kick, and Princeton was
safe once more.
Few Changes in Lineup.
Mccormick punted out from Prince
toms 40-yard line and Jones captured the
ball on his own 4O-yard line. Veeder sent
il back into Princeton territory where
Dillon caught il on his 30-yard line.
Time for the half was called before the
men could line up. Score o 10 O.
In the second half Daub relieved Capt.
II. Dulcn at left guard for Princeton,
while Yale stood pat.
Rulon- Miller caught Biglow's kiCk-off
on the Tigers 30-yard line. There was
d free exchange of punts and then Al
colt caught the ball on a beautiful for
ward pass from Veeder and raced thirty
yards toward Princeton's goal. A Yale
tumble nullihed the gain and Harlan
punted