The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
PRINCETON TIGERS
HUMbLED BY YALE
Great Crowd Sees a Brilliant
Game on New Haven
Gridiron.
INDIVIDUAL STARS SHINE
COY AND PHILBIN DIVIDE HON.
ORs FOR ELI.
INDIVIDUAL STARS SHINE

New Haven, Conn, Nov. IA wonder
full game was the Yale Princeton contest
this afternoon, which Yale won, II to 0.
The blocked kick contributed eight points
against Princeton today
All the players put up wonderful ex-
hibitions. COy's rushing and punting
were splendid but the kicking of Nc
COrmick was just as good. Philbin's re-
markable running found a counterpart
in Sparks dashes against the Yale ends.
Murphys great work on the back field
was offset by Walters splendid firmness
in the Princeton line.
For the New Jersey men it was the
final game of the season and for the blue
team the first of the big games of the
college football year.
A great throng of visitors poured into
the city, eager for the struggle
From the spectators point of view the
weather was all that could be desired,
but the coaches and players would have
preferred a cooler atmosphere.
COOney kicked off for Yale, WEIGH get
ting the ball at his 25-yard line and run
ming it back y yards. Mccormick made
3 yards around Yale's end.
Mccormick kicked to Philbin at Yale's
| 9-yard line and he ran il back to his
53-yard line. Philbin then took the ball
| in another run to PrincetOn's 45-yard line.
Coy was showed through the line for 8
yards, when he was thrown. Daily went
| through Seigling for Z yards. Philbin,
with another dodge and run, got yards.
|
| PTincetOn's 26-yard line.
| Coy failed at a drop kick from the So
yard line.
The ball was brought to Princeton's %
yard line, where Mccormick dropped
| back, but it was a fake.
Mccormick Kicks.
| Mccormick kicked to PhiIbin at Yale's
35-yard line, He lodged back ten yards
The ball went to Coy at his 25-yard line
/ and by an end run he took it out of
| bounds at Yale's 52-yard line. Coy punt
| ed to Bergen to Princeton's 30-yard line,
where the Yale ends GOwned him almost
/ in his tracks.
Reed attempted a run around Yales
left end, but failed. and Mccormick
| kicked to his own 50-yard line. Coy made
an onside kick to Princeton's 15-yard line.
| Yale was penalized yards for Off-side
/ play on the next lineup.
| Mccormick punted TO Philbin at his
| own 50-yard line and he ran Is yards, but
the ball was brought to Princetons AZ
yard line.
Coy then went half the breadth of the
| field without gaining. He then punted
| 10 Bergen at PrinCetOn's 25-yard line.
| Mccormick returned the ball to Philbin
| at Yale's 45-yard line. The latte, bowling
/ over the Princeton men, got the ball to
/ the midfield line. Coy punted to Bergen
| at Princeton's 20-yard line, the latter be-
! ing thrown instantly. Mccormick punted
/ to Coy at midfield, where Hart threw
/ him.
| COY was driven through bdDlI1du lDT
yards, and a moment later went through
| the whole Princeton team to the 35-yard
| line DAILY was shot over outside of left
tackle for yards more,
Daily made it more through the other
side of the Princeton line. Then Coy
dashed through center to the 12-yard line.
Daily added 4 yards more.
On the next play Coy was forced out of
bounds at the 6-yaTd line. Princeton held
Yale's gain on the next savage attack to
4 yards The Tigers were fighting bit
| terly.
Princeton was given the ball on downs
at the 3-yard line, and Mccormick
/ blocked and the ball went bounding be-
/ hind the goal posts. McCrohan fell on
the ball and so made q safety, giving
/ Yale points.
| Mccormick tried an end run, but it
/ brought little gain, and he punted TO
1 Philbin at Yale's 5O-yard line. This
| player once again made wonderful run
/ through broken field to Princeton's 30
yard line Coy tried an on-sde kick,
which BALM got on his 22-yard line.
| Mccormick punted to Philbin at Prince
| toms 5O-yard line. He made yards on
the run back and Coy punted and the
| ball struck the goal post bar. which was
| equivalent to a touchback. Mccormick
| dropped back for a kick, which was
| blocked and the ball went behind the
goal line by half foot, where Lilley- fell
on it for touchdown. HOBBS kicked an
easy goal.
| Yale s; Princeton, Q.
| On the next lineup Corey displaced Howe
as Yale's quarterback.
| Princeton began to speed up her plays.
/ DAILY was replaced by Murphy at right
/ half Princeton was unable to gain
against Yale and punted to Coy. The lat
| ter worked the ball to PrincetOn's 12-yard
/ line. II was called from the side lines
| that Yale had a safety to her credit
/ Reid received the ball to make pass,
but he was thrown for a loss of five
/ yards Time was taken. as Reid seemed
| to be hurt, but he resumed and presently
! by run around Fitzpatrick put the ball
| on Yale's 45-yard line, where the half
| ended.
First half-Yale, s; Princeton, 0.
Second Half.
The second half began with Savage
/ pIaying at right end for Yale, in place
| of Needle. who had replaced Vaughan
| lust before the end OF the first half.
| Princeton kicked off and after Yale had
| failed to gain on the lineup at the yard
/ line Coy punted TO his own 53-yard line.
! Princeton hit the line hard, but Yale
gained five yards, when Princeton was
| penalized for being Offside
: Mccormick punted to Murphy at Yale's
/ 40-yard line and he made a run of 20
/ Yards Sparks took Reds place at right
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