The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-18
PRINCETON SCORES
 IN FIRST QUARTER
 OF BIG GAME
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 end for 5 yards Yale's ball on her 1 own 25 yard line. Camp kicked TO Pendleton who fumbled and it was 1 Yale's ball on her own 53 yard line. | On shift play Camp gained eight l through center.
 Camp kicked to Dewitt who kick | ed to Howe who made a fair catch | on Princeton's 50 yard line. Yale | charged that Howe was tackled
 against the signal but the penalty was
 from placement, Baker returning the | ball to Princeton's IT yard line. De- Witt kicked to Camp, who returned l the ball yards to Princeton's AS yard line. On a shift play around left end, Spaulding gained 8. It was necessary to call time while the Yale squad removed the mud from the faces of the players. A mass through center failed and Camp kicked to Baker, who was drop ] ped on Princeton's 10 yard line. De, | witt kicked to Camp, who returned the ball 3 yards to Princeton's 40 yard | line. Camp went through center for l five.
 On the next play Howe missed the ball. Sam White, hero of the Har-
 ward game, was through like a streak and seized the ball. He was off like | a shot with the whole Yale team on | his heels, but stern chase failed to 1 overtake him and the planted the ball between Yale's goal posts. Baker l kicked goal and the score was Prince | ton 6, Yale O. | They lined up and Francia kicked the oval to the goal line for touch back. The ball was brought to Tales
 25 yard line. A crash through center
 failed to gain.. Dewitt kicked to ! Howe, who made brilliant 35 yard
 run through a broken field to Prince | toms 25 yard line. Another mass ] through center failed to budge the
 Tiger line. A forward pass was 1n- | completed.
 Howe tried an easy goal but the
 ball went under the bar. On a fake kick Princeton gained | through center. Baker carried the
 ball. Dewitt kicked to Howe. who
 was thrown for a loss on Yale's 45 | yard line. Camp kicked to Baker, l being thrown on his own % yard line. Baker gained one through center on | fake kick
 First period-Princeton 6, Yale 0. The first period ended with the ball l in Princeton's possession on her own 1 25 yard line.
 The men were literally covered with mud and dozens of towels were given them during the brief intermis- sion to get the mud off their faces 1 and out of their eyes.
 I Second Period.
 They lined up again with the ball ! in Princeton'S possession on her own ] 25 yard line. Gallauer succeeded l Paul at right tackle. for Yale. De- | center of the gridiron.
 | Camp kicked to Baker, who was downed on the Tigers IS yard line. | Dewitt gained through center. De- | Witt kicked to Howe in midfeld and
 the great little quarterback brought I tn
 where he was forced out of bounds. Camp gained 10 on an outside tackle. l Dunn failed to gain through center. Camp got around right end, and it
 was Yale's ball on Tiger % yards line. Spalding gained 2 around left end. Dunn failed to gain and the Tigers
 took the ball on downs on their own | q yard line.
 The blue line held fine when De-
 Witt tried to go through center. De-
 Witt kicked to Howe. who signalled for fair catch on Princeton's 48 yard
 line. Camp kicked to Wilson, who
 made a fair catch on Princetons 20 yard line. Philbin succeeded Dunn at l fullback for Yale. Hammond takes
 Dunlaps place at right end. Dewitt 1 Camp recovered the ball on Yale's 40 yard line. Play had to be suspended | for the towel brigade to clean the I players eyes.
 Hart was hurt in the last scrim- mage but remained in the game Yale's ! ball on her 40 yard line. Camp kick | ed to Baker who was thrown on his | 45 yard line. On fake kick Dewitt was thrown for five yard loss on Princeton's 37 yard line. Dewitt's | kick was blocked and Camp recover 1 ed the ball which bounded into his | arms. He skirted the. Princeton end and was dropped on the 30 yard line. | Bluethenthal smashed through Yale's l line and threw Spalding for a yard | loss on the next play. Howe tried a | dropkick from the field but the ball | was blocked, though Yale recovered it | on Princeton's B yard line, Avery fall r ing on the ball.
 Camp broke through the Tiger 15 | line, at which point he was thrown
 heavily. Here the orange and black I held fine on a mass through center. Yale's ball on Tiger 15 yard line. l Spalding failed to gain around left end but brought the ball directly in
 front of the goal posts. Howe tried | a field goal but failed to raise the ball | into the air. The Tigers recovered it
 on their own 10 yard line. The Yale I captain was kicking miserably. De- Witt kicked to Spalding, who was l forced out of bounds after beautiful | run to the Tiger 35 yard line. Camp gained 10 around left end. IPhilbin failed to gain through cen- ter. Howe Cr1eQ dnOtier QTUphlCh IIOUi l field but failed. Princeton was off, side and it was Yale's ball on Tiger 20 yard line.
 Here Howe dropped back and made a beautiful field goal after his numer- ous unsuccessful attempts The score now stood Princeton 6, Yale 3. Baker kicked off for Princeton. Brown goes in for Duff. Baker kick ed tc Spalding, who returned the ball ! 20 yards behind splendid interfer- ence, to Yale's 45 yard line. Camp
 kicked to Hammond, who was thrown on Tiger 43 yard line.
 Francis was injured but remained 1 in the game.
 Vaughn gained through center. Dewitt kicked to Howe, who returned l the ball to Yale's 40 yard line. The first half ended with the ball | in Yale's possession on her own 40 l yard line. The first half was made | thrilling by the daring playing of big | Sammy White. Score Princeton 6, | Yale 3.
 | HIT BY BEER TRUCK. | Clayton Gritman, aged 8, was struck | and knocked down by FeigenSpan