Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-13
YALE S, PRINCETON 3.

| Princeton. Nov. ll.~-lale .. l'rlnce-
ton 3. The Princeton football eleven
today lost it's opportunity to go
through the foot ball season Of 1910
without defeat, and possibly without
being scored upon. The team lacked
aggressiveness, a characteristic so pro-
nounced in previous Tiger elevens
and to which lack is attributed the
defeat. Princeton has no excuse to
offer The team was oulplayed in
every department of the game with
the possible exception of kicking;
I}allous high spirals carrying further
than those of Howe. the Yale crack.
Princeton was fortunate to score. Had
it not been for the fumbling Of DAILY
in the first period, the home eleven
would have been unable to get close
enough for Pendleton to try for goal
from placement.
Pendleton was The disappointment
of the game The Yale players had
been Instructed to pay particular at
tention to this young man. and to
nip any of his attempted end runs.
How we'll they succeeded is a matter
of record. But the failure OF Pendle-
ton to shine was no fault of the Tiger
laIfback. Compared with Yale's IN
reference, Princeton's was infantile,
Yale ends breaking through the
Princeton line again and again. and
threw the fleet footed Pendelton be-
fore he could get started. On the other
hand, the Yale line was her strongest
point, the fact that Howe. who stood
close to the line to do his kicking
was able to get off his punts with
out being hurried. shows the strength
of Yales supposedly weak point. Inc
Princeton line, on the other hand. was
weak. Several Of Ballous' kicks being
blocked and Yale's only score being
indirectly due to one of BallOus fail
ures. Aside from the forward pass
there were no new football evolu-
tons.
Yalcs best ground gamer was a fake
kick. Howe would drop back apparent
ly waiting for the ball and either
Kistler or DAILY would take the pass
and plough through Princeton's tackle.
The forward pass which enabled Yale
to turn the tide Of defeat was beauti-
fully executed. Yale had worked the
ball we'll down the field, the advantage
being partly due to a tumble. When
within twenty yards of the Princeton
goal on the extreme east side of the
field. Howe dropped to one side and
sent the ball directly into kilpatrick's
hands. All the latter had to do was to
touch the ground. as he was standing
on the Princeton goal line. The touch
down was made at the corner, and
the kick out at bad angle. was miss |
ed. These five points, however, were
sufficient to win, and during the re
mainder of the game Yale played safe.
Three times Pendleton tried to boot
the leather between the goal posts.
Two of his attempts went wide of the
mark, but the third struck one of the
posts and missed going over by about
six inches. Princeton scored a few |
minutes after play began in the open
ing period. DAILY fumbled one of Bal |
lous' kicks and Princeton secured the
ball within twenty yards Of the goal
After two attempts to advance on end |
runs. Pendleton dropped back for a
try from placement He was directly
in front of the posts. and sent the
bail straight and true over the bar.
White. who played left end for Prince
ton. played a remarkable game. He
was down under kicks like lightning
and his tackling was hard and sure
Howe ran the Yale team perfectly !
On the other hand Ballous. after he
had failed to gain with Pendleton