The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-18
EALE'S STRENGTH
 | IN SECOND HALF Whole Eleven Takes Brace to Win Game With Old Nassau.
 | |OY STAR FOR THE ELS |ackfield of Blues Wins Against the Strong Line of the Tigers.

Saturdays contest between Yale and rinceton proved more than anything |lse the inexhaustible energy of the Tale eleven, and again the statement hat Yale team is never defeated Fntil @ game Is over.
 Princeton outplayed Yale in the first Ealf, but in the second half the Blue |ame out strong and the Princeton Importers saw from Coy's first touch Sown on that another victory had been dded to Yale's long list. But old Mas hu went down game, both the players nd the cheering section from Prince |pn. when the Tigers were defeated 12 10.
 The Yale team seemed surprised all trough the first half and did not have . he ball long enough to do any dam ge. Yale's rush line in the first half, bcause of the poor formation, was leak, the left of the line from the entre on played far below the proper z andard but in the second half Foster Bplacing Paige made a fast game, H. sbnes at end picked up wonderfully, ntil he was as good as either of the Princeton ends, and Congdon played
 ora me of his life
 & Princeton practically used up all her <1ergy during the first half, while Yale & served much for the brilliant brace Xhich landed the victory in the sec- Ind. Mccormick in hitting the line, in oviding interference, in following the Rll and in breaking up plays, covered #mself with glory Harlan's bunting Ind rushing were brilliant, while Dill Sn, next years Princeton captain, ran IS team at top speed as long as na- &re would permit. Wister played a ar game for Princeton, getting down $e field, but both he and Brown were S peatedly boxed by Yale interference. &egling was a tower of strength at Finceton's left tackle, while Booth ade a stand off with Biglow until the d of the game. Phillips outplayed <bngdon at center early in the game, lt in the second half the Yale man hs his equal, if not his superior.
 Coy and Tad Jones made more bril-
 mt and spectacular plays than any # the Princeton backs. Jones played
 sperately toward the end, but was rtain and his long forward passes ! ter fake kicks accomplished the ad-
 nces toward the end of the game x tides paved the way, like John the Aptist, through the Princeton line zEr Coy to make his great runs, the
 ns which won the game. Coy
 ayed the best game of his life, made tn touchdowns, and the longest ad-
 nces, but the rest of the backfield
 ve him support which could not
 I've been surpassed by any backs in e country.
 5After playing pluckily through the 2 st half Bomar was replaced by urphy, who finished up the game In rorless style. The substitution of bster for Paige was the only other E ange in the lineup for Yale, and #elch went in for Brown on the Sinceton team and made his P just
 the end of the game.
 Trolley Service.
 HHThe trolley service Saturday was as ar perfect as is ever possible at such big game. Every car arrived at the te of the football grounds and every
 arrived on time. The only hold
 was on Chapel street, where the
 ndreds of whizzing automobiles Ade it necessary for the trolley cars
 go slow for public protection.
 The lineup at the game:
 Yale. Princeton.
 Jones, l. e......r e, Brown, Welch
 ige, Foster, t.......r t, Seigling
 oney, If g........r. r. g, MacFadyen Hngdon, ......,......,c, Phillips
 ebel, r .............l g, Waller < glow, r t .9.........,..l [, Booth cott, r e. l c, Mister
 Jones, d b....,......q b, Dillon |ides, h b. ..........r h b, Harlan
 mar, Murphy, r h b...l h b, Tibbott
 y, f b....,........fb f b, Mccormick
 Score: Yale 12, Princeton 10.
 uchdowns, Coy 2, Booth. Goals bm todehdowns, Biglow 2, Harlan. 5 al from field, Harlan. Referee, M. J.
 ompson of Georgetown. Umpire,
 Okeson of Lehigh. Field judge, A.
 Whiting of Cornell. Time, 85-
 n11fe halves.