New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

the best evidence OF his steadiness Tn.
Princeton ends both rushed upon him. an,
he waited shook them of and then mad.
the pass to Fitzpatrick for almost the exact
distance allowed-twenty yards II was
very fine play
KistIer's plunging and defensive vor,
for a man new TO the game were unur,aIiv
good Several times he came within a,
ace of breaking clear. and he made tackles
far out Of his sphere OF action FIELD,
game until he was hurt in the head coula
hardly be improved Demins went IN +,
critical situation. and he punted fro-,
behind his own goal line in the teeth Of a
gale for a good fifty yards II relieved
Yale from a dangerous situation.
Baker showed flashes OF form that onf7
indicated what he really IS. but with rno-,
Of an opportunity he will be a star. Saw.
age. who replaced Paul. kept I'D the pac.
set by that tackle, and Tale IS sure Of ous
extra lineman for the Harvard ganns WIZ
Is the equal OF any now playing for Yale
Too much cannot be said Of the soorez.
nanIike treatment we received from Prime
ton Both before and during the zara
Captain Hart did everything in his povs.
to make Yale feel at home. and ne uA,.
out Of his way to do favors for Yale T5a
same spirit Of play characterized the wnol.
Princeton team on the field and T a zan.
which must have taken Princeton BIZ srr.
prise and proved disappointing. the most
friendly. though keen rivalry prevailed
among the players
Hart's good natured chatting OF ths Y,is
backs and giving OF signals simply shouas
his indomitabIe spirit. Coach Roper o,
Dr{r "a HrzP 20
Yale dressing quarters. and he and BIZ
Edwards congratulated Coach Coy and ira
Yale team on the victory
There is little TO criticise IN Pri1cstons
playing. Yale played such an aggressively
defensive game that the plays were broken
up before they were well started BY fol-
lowing the ball keenly. and especially TAX
ing care OF Captain Hart and PendIeson
the back Of Princeton's game was broken
and without those two Princeton rad
nothing
Yale experienced little difficulty in dag
nosing every play Princeton had But ols
trick play was attempted. Princeton started
one play of without scrimmaze and a for
ward pass 70 the extreme side vas nailed
without gain II Yale had not been fol-
lowing the ball closely the play might have
been pulled of successfully
Yale's attack is not perfect by any means
II is nothing in a teams favor 20 gain
all the ground in the world If such gains
are 20 be nul1ifed by fumDling and PEN
aIties- Games are not decided on gains
but only by scores. Yale gained an In
mense amount of ground. but IT did noe
result in a touchdown, consequently there
is a weakness in YaIe's strength xaica
must be remedied-
Luck proved somewhat Of an element
I Things did not break Yales way BY any
mears. As Frank Hinkey said when Howa'z
pass to Fitzpatrick vas not called back.
That's the first bit Of luck Yale has had
| this year
Defensively Yale's game was corpletsIy,
| satisfactory, only once did any man get
through the Yale line That occurred when
I made my own attempt At a drop kick
from the 42-yard -ine. The pass was high.
| and as I dropped the ball 70 the ground
saw that Hart had broken through the line
| and was coming directly az me. I had
mental image of the ball being Blocked. and
/ how 1t ever went clear Of him is stlI q
mystery
I Every Yale player finished without
scratch and without any exhaustion Paul
| could have continued playing. bur il was
/ not necessary TO take any chances so Saw
| age was called upon Field received a
| slight kick in the head in a place already
weakened by many previous blows. and ne
could have played in the last half had We
needed him Nobody else on the team had
even blen1ish-
Most Of the players live around New
York, and after the game were allowed %
go to their homes. The rest are TO remain
over night at the Murray Hill Hotel, and
on Sunday it will be decided whether the
team is TO go directly 10 New Haven OF 70
some quiet retreat. IN any event the team
will gather at Yale Field Tuesday noon
ready TO start in on the last weeks work
and DEVELOPMENT and we are looking for an
even greater Improvement in this next
week than occurred IN last weeks work
| The work is not over by any means. The
| team has struck its stride. and with the
experience and confidence gained rom
! winning its first championship game. ne
are looking for even better results
/ To-day was the first time Yale had rad
her best combination Of players together,
/ and this fact ought TO be remembered
/ Next week Yale will not only have 1e-
/ best varsity men in great shape. brt al
the substitutes will be back in the game
/ 1t will make some difference
The victory over Princeton is not con-
| elusive evidence that Yale has come back;
| II is simply an indication that Yale IS on is
way, is still coming back. and the Prince
| ton game is to go into oblivion in the week
| OF determined work that is 20 come