The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
Tigers Find Strength Where
they Expected Weakness
and Fail Badly.
THE SCORE WAS S TO 3
PendIeton's Goal First = Then
Brilliant Forward Pass to
fitzpatrick Wins for Blue.

PEISt tGpN. Nov L. PRINCETON re-
oeiycd = cruel body r'nw to-day when
lair won ia, tlg football! gDm. hv u score
of IS \, bof. Of lightning from
, a o.vIr Ky rIne this victory for tn" Nrw
u ven "irv"u Igrst Al "a tim" when Old
Nassau SONS Ssr'. ready a. celebrate.
,r'ampr Torn - Iatters a week ago by
Brow. lul" r,'organiss.d and with char
ac,"rI-ri" pluc5, went into to-'iays battle
witt t,..v d. 10y confident supporters.
lac Ig'r. wrre reg irtsi as certain
wiuu 49,, go that when the struggle ended
with 'hn H.t'dog II top great crowd of
Prime men and women filed nut ~
the WOODEN -t,dlum with bowed heads
and hr.-ra NHl~ts. iaIr' new lease on
lie d.yruprI so xprctcily that old
Ionir,.l men rubbed their eyes in aston
ishtHn.f Within IN. short ~paC" II SiN
day. ,n.. .l',"a ned been r-moIldrd with
app ,r.a' .,i0 ruttrun all accounts the
orrdit ..g -, ta1'H = success belongs To
Oh" N... .rtI Walter Camp and rN-tapt
Tom ~l"y.n
Out VI tn. N"~' came. Sh"vlin recently
with . new style II attack which the Yale
player perfected 80 wrll that Princcrons
defence crumblei hafor" it again and
agIin. This attack ~a- a puzzling shift
ing Of the tackles from an. side of the lin.
20 the ether aud a mom"ntary pause 10y
them. standing close together before they
jumped into the lin. Il sCrmmage BY
means II this manruvrr the Tigers were
sor,.lv puzzled a. to the direction Of Wales
attack. and the Yale baCkf-ld was pro-
vided with "a sort 81 interference that
yielded much ground
SCORES FOLLOW MIsPLNYs
But when II came down To scoring the
points ,nad. 10y both "ievenS wer" IN
directly du" 10 hluuderS. Capt DAILY uf
Yale IN the first period muff,.d punt on
his ~ ward lin" which turned the ball
over - Princeton and enabled little
Peudleton tn kick a beautiful goal from
placement. Tn" score remained 10
until In third period, when P"udle'uu OF
Set has achievement by dropping the oval
wien tackled after ruin diaEondily across
the Geld. an error which put lal. IN pos
session II IN" hall IN mIGf"li.
Then having worked The leather 20
Priac"tnn'~ Is ward line Howe me Yale
quar; erback. mad" an acc-Irat" forward
pass -g,iarely into the I1ItS' re- ~he,i arms
o: IN" husky Fitzpatrick. who. Shaking
OF! n tachlar rushed over N. goal line
for a Touchdown. III" IVY Tor goal was
q fizz!e ina,mIch a. che punt oy' received
90 much momentum 'ha' u was ,rpo--i-
bile - make "A fair "n' on.
After his touchdown had bean scored
the Yale PLAYERS showed -Iprein" con
fidence and held the dejected Tigers
safe TO the end In fact the last p.TIod
br'-r .i with safety work by IN" New
Hav-u Nick.-= who -aaIu.d satisfied
"a L. .s"!l enough atom" and simply 20
prevent the Jersey men from doing further
harm
ArhDlGh n" Tigers stared ~ well
by asking livanrag" II DAYS muf u
was soon apparent hat Yates team pos
sassed unexpected strength. although
/. could NJ be- laid hat the eleven dis
play ..d' real championship caIIbrn Stnl
there was no dpubr that Yale oritclss-ed
Princeton in practically every depart
ment It the game" fact that dim-
founded the army ~ PrinCe' Onians who
had been led 20 believe that old Eli was
In for sound rhrashinz
Nobody expected 80 s.. Princeton
60 Cl.anlv "utplaysd. Reduced 30 fig
ures !, may be said that in ~ straight rush
ing IN the frs, half Yale gained II5 yards !
To Princ"tons IL In che second half
the Blues gathered IS yards 10 the Tigers !
IS. Tn" Tigers received 40 yards in |
penal'i-- Yale violating the rules pro- !
hibiiInE Interference with a fair catch !
holding. hurdlinE and onsids play. The |
BhIe-. On the other hand received 80
vsrd- IN penalties. - e which were for ,
holding
Yale blocked two kicks. both goal
trial- frprl placement Penile,0n made !
five e 're-" goal trials. preceding with
ons. and ta."'- solitary trial wa. a dfop ]
kick by DAly On tn" " ward line. IN. ball ,
striking On" e the uprIght~ and bound
ting back upon n" playing surface. Daly.
How" and kistl"r mad" IN" long runs
~ the game. all - them due - ShevIln-
shift and 10 each case greatly aided bv
interference" Z
YALE y ENDS WIRE THERE
The effectiveness f Ya.e- ends pre-
vsntsd little Psudlet0n from making bril-
liant runs Again and again this feet
footed Tiger tried to run back kicks or to
circle the wings only 90 find KilpatrcA or
Brooks ready with a deadly grapple
Psndleton therefore was a dissppnint-
ment. but Sparks mad. UP for this defect
by phInging through holes IN the Yale
defence for several good gains. Capt
Hart was strong on the defensive. hut he
was not called upon NOR" than half dozsn
times 20 carry the bail. m spite II his well
known strength and ptgnacity
THE GtWE ~ DETtII.