The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-18


yard line. Spalding gained two yards
around left Dunn failed TO gain
, and the Tigers took the Sball on
downs on their own twenty-one yard
| line.
The Blue line held when Dewitt
tried to go through center Dewitt
. kicked TO Howe, who signaled for a
! fair catch on Princetons forty-eight
yard line.
Towel Brigade Takes Period.
Camp kicked to Wilson. who made
a fair catch on Princeton's twenty
seven yard line. Philbin succeeded
Dunn at fullback for Yale. Hammond
takes Dunlap's place at right for
Princeton.
Dewitt kicked to Gallauer. who
fumbled but Camp recovered the ball
on Yale's forty-yard line. Play was
suspended for the towel brigade to
clear the players eyes.
Hart was hurt in the last scrim-
mage but remained in the game.
Yale's BAH on her forty yard line.
Camp kicked to Baker who was
thrown on his forty-five yard line. on
a fake kick, Dewitt wa sthrown for a
seven yard loss on Princeton's thirty
seven yard line. Dewftt's kick was
blocked and Camp recovered the ball
which bounded into his arms. Ho
sl1irted the Princeton end and was
dropped on the thirty yard line.
Bluthenthal smashed through Yale's
line and threw Spaldlng for a five
yard loss on the next play. Howe
81 4 toll al H,.s
the ball was blocked though Yale re-
covered II on Princeton's thirty-three
yard line, Avery falling on the ball.
Camp broke through the Tigers line
to the fifteen yard point, where he
was thrown heavily. Here the Orange
and Black held on mass through
center. Yale's ball on the Tiger nf-
teen yard line.
Yale Kicks Field Goal.
Spaulding failed to gain around
left end but brought the ball di-
rectly nfront of the goal posts where
Howe tried the field goal but failed to
raise the ball into the air and the
Tigers recovered It on their own ten
yard line. The Yale capital nwas kick
ing miserably. Dewitt kicked 20 Spald
ing on the Tigers thlrty-fve yard
line.
Yale Kicks Field Goal.
Camp gained ten yards around left
end. Philbin failed to gain through
center. Howe tried another drop
kick from field but failed. Princeton
was off side and 1t was Yale's ball
on the Tigers twenty-yard line. Here
Howe dropped back and made beau
tiful field goal after his numerous
lunusuccessful attempts.
The score: Princeton, @; Yale 8.
Brown succeeded Duff. :|aker kick
ca off to Spaldlng. who returned the
ball twenty yards behind splendid in
terference to Yale's forty-fve yard
line. Camp kicked to Hammond, who
was thrown heavily on the Tiger for
ty-three-yard line. Vaughn gained
two yards through center. Dewitt
kicked to Howe, who returned the bah
to Yale's forty-yard line The first
half ended with the bail in Yale's
possession on her own forty-yard line.
The first half was made thrilling by
the daring playing of big Sammy
White, the Tiger left end, who won
the game from Harvard. a low pass
by Ketcham was dropped by Howe
and Opportunity" White was on top
of the sphere the moment 1t touched
the ground. From center field he
sped with the whole Yale team yelping
on his trail. But not Yale player
reached him until he had planted the
ball squarely between the Yale goal
posts. In the latter part of the first
half, Howe, after many unsuccessful
attempts, kicked a Geld goal from
Princeton's twenty-yard line. There
was great enthusiasm in the Tiger
stands during intermisson with a
gloom in the camp of Eli.
SECOND HALF.
Second half Princeon and Yale re-
appeared on the field at 1902, the Yale
squad having changed their mud
soaked garments.
Francis kicked off to Dewitt who
returned the bali to Princeton's thirty
one yard line.
Baker failed to gain and Dewitt
kicked to Spalding i'm the center of
the field. on fake kick Philbin made
twenty-five yards around the right
end. A MISS Dlay through center
failed. Yale's ball on Princeton's thir-
ty-one yard line. Howe tried drop
kick but 1t was blocked and PRINCETON
recovered the ball ON her own thirty
yard line. Dewitt, on fake kick
gained seven yards around hight end.
The fourth period opened with the
all in Prlnceton's possession her own
tN enty-yard line. Dewitt was thrown
for ten-yard loss. Yale was offside
end penalized five yards. Dewitt kick
ed to Howe who fumbled and Ham
mond recovered the ball for the Tigers
on his own forty-three- yard line.
aughn was thrown for a six-yard loss
Dewitt kicked to Francis on Yale's
forty-two yard line,
Camp kicked TO Phillips, who FUN
hled but Princeton recovered tho bal
on her own twenty-yard line. Dewitt
kicked to Camp on the Tigers nifty
yard line.
Camp kicked to Dewitt, who was
stopped on his seven-yard line. The
rall was clled back because yale was
| oif-side and Yale penalized five yards
Camp kicked from the center OF ths
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