The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

kicks Tar letter ,han when DAly pIAy.d
The Tigers d!dnt b.ceS Through q
clean and hard a. the Yale Gor~ ara.
weren', an ke~riy on the Jump wh-n TIE
ball Was pC' ~ play s:ronk Wind IN,
creased IN. difficulty Of handling and
gaug;ng kicks and ale mad 20 play a care
fll and ~atchf,ii game in the last auA-.er
when Ballou was kicking ~i'h n. ~sHd
and thus able To gain on the eNchaa ses
ale = policy az that tine was ~ play the
game safe. ard there we're many moments
Of dan ger moments in " hIch sl'pCP on A
la!e kick would hav. r.eau: Zig ad-
vantage for PrincstoG
For the most BART Hov S.cked Wit.
coolaess and rare Judgment In trying
moments One Oi his kiCNs pat Yale IN
peril. not through any fault Of his b:t
because Kilpa trick 'nterfsred with the
catcher aud incurred a fifteen yard penalty
for Yale.
Hows's KICH:N0 JooD
There wasn't the drive - Hows's ruats
there was 10 Bailou's b,;. they were better
adapted 20 allowing his ends To get down
There was al elevation too ,hnt carried
them over the heads OF would be block.r,.
Lathe was done on either side IN running
back punts Yale had better oppor.uni-
ties 20 run back punts than Princeton. 'or
one reason because Ba.lou often outkick al
his ends and also because there was uiIcn
weak tackling or princ-ton's part Prince
tons tackling was not OF championship
game standard. Opponents were over
run. missed or only half ciu,ched. Yaie's
rackling was far and away the better.
The forward pass was used less than
in any big game this year. There Was
perhaps half dozen such plays all told
Yale. however. brought one into requisi-
ton so effectively as TO win the game
with II. IL was Of the straight over the
centre variety. II must have been pretty
F.l. 80 fh.. 10 n IvtNtt for No.
umpire walked 70 the measuring stakes
to make sure that IL was within the dis
lance limit. II was a nicely timed throw
from Howe TO fitzpatrick. Howe making
the throw after a Princeton man had
jumped through and overrun him Howe
was no; to be denied just because man
was rushing down oa him
TO ROWE MUCH CREDIT
YaIs's brace was due not only To cnaLg
in tactics but &c individual changes
since the Brown game. Howe being at
quarter made a big difference. He knew
how to run the team his seneralship, was
excellent. At first there was "a hitch on !
the Yale side m getting the bali from the
centre 10 the runner. but this passed
away Howe showed strictly high class
form as quarterhack. He out-hone
Ba iiou.
Vale won. you see. aud nothing sue
cseds ike success Baliou figured IL
several gains by means OF the quarter ,
hack run. doing more that way than Howe :
did. Howe especially showed ms mettle .
by his safe painting when Yale was back /
in her OWE territory He put only one
10 give Princeton a chance for "A field
goal
Another reason for Wales rally Was the
big improvements al the ends. Xii
patrick AZ an outpost made a rnst diser-
ence He not only smaarsd end PLAYS.
weaving through the Princeton inter-
ference. but Up getting down under kicks
he got away from hiockers IN tine enou IN
10 nah his man and proven: him from
ye.'ing a start His lacking was hard
and clean Brooks Piaved better end
than ne has played and was good a;
failing on a fumr..d or otherwise loose
ball
white and Dr.G!ap weren = as accurate
u gong TO A catcher " a punt. showing
tendency 20 go al am 700 hard and
They made many good tao k.ss II the
1p-n however, White especially The
iais shIi'. w.'h re runner huyRinE his
Interference "los@'v. rad them com
Die;ely out OF III. ~av FOR while. hut by
akinz -ima 70 SIZE Ifsihe manCpuvre AMI
ocate ;hs runner they showed aptitude.
u saug.ng IN. y ay They were not ~
act and true down the teid a. the Yale
,air
YALE BETTER ~ .HE LINE II
Nearly all along the line ials out playsd
Princeton Biue-hen hal ard Morris had
. o'.r zap and tuck AT centre and BlIe-
herthal PASSED more accurately His
ow ass 20 Ballou for Pendietop sue
"ssfI. placement kick was a model Of
ia, l-Ion, n. bail coming TO BaiIou at
.I-l IA. gh' height The Yale tackles
~ great work. >kul!y Icing the best
ackis o, IN. gam" fa was a demon
or breaking through Brown his oppo-
sc couidn' begin o. hold hun The
Ne tackles wer. down The nsid fsstsr
han the Princeton pair. though In the
ne Maciiregor played strongly and had
hot bout with Paul OF Yale Paul fol-
owed the bal as well as any line man
wilson. PrIncetons ieit guard had
h. time of he he battling with the ham
1ered down Eitls Yale right guard
fCDsvit- This was corking scrap. W.
on had the advantage OF NOR. bulk and
ayed a stiff game McDevltt was quick
p fash IN his ;oes. made all his weight
ount by his pepper and also was in
lined TO get offside Fuller vas ~ eaiier
nd quicker to charge than Mccormick
Hart Captain Again at Princeton.
PRISCEroN. Nov. l2.-Edward J. Hart
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