New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
A[E KICKS OUT VICTORY.
..s Depends on Bcotlng Ball to
Down Syracuse Eleven.
rosEHS PLAY STIFF GAME
g., Up Strong Opposition, but
x.w Haven Men Play Well and
Win by Score of IL to 0.


re telegraph 20 The Trihupel
=. haven. oct. Yale found Syracuse
.asv here to-day and defeated the
-, IN we'll played game by the score
Captain Howe kicked two drop
.,ss from the ield-one from the IS
line and another from the 42-yard line
- - difficult angles. He missed his
-, try from the S5-yard line by a mat
-, ,ocbes. Francis and Anderson both
- tries for field goals. and McDevitt
-. IN a free place kick from the AZ
~. linz Yale relied almost wholly upon
- FIR scoring and even when touch
50 vere apparently within reach Cap
y, Howe forsook the sure and steady
.. 10 acquire practice IN goal kicking.
accident the Yale coaches believe that
-. last analysis OF the game this year
-.,racv OF a we'll matched team prob
~, rnl 10 determined by field goals.
81. nrohsbly could have. scored more
-, nut Syracuse at all times put up
! '.s oroosition. They had a well knit team.
-, olsved clean. consistent football. and
~ the unusually strong defence displayed
,.,-,us There were no technical faults in
!. syracuse play. they were simply out
,hssee.
Vi. showed vast Improvement IN all de-
.,r,msnts except for fumbling. with Phil
- az the worst offender. The ends, Avery
81 Il Howe. were IN great form, and
:. st rest many fears about that depart
-, II seemed impossible 10 put Avery
j.. n the play. and he is assured Of
.,,ols- rlace AZ end. Perry. the new tackle.
,,vsd In place or Paul, has proved that
I. IL lust AZ good as either Of Yale's
r,t,rsu tackles Ketcham Is playing CEN
g, "a well that a. is very doubtful IL Read
=, now 5isplace him. Anderson replaced
s,.ldlng Al right half and played a star
nns throughout.
The way the Yale players followed the
AL recovering an except one tumble made
/, the game vas remarkable. Syracuse
-,ss only two FIRST downs. The one Yale
,,sknAss was m the forward passes. which
v,rs generally unsuccessful. Syracuse did
pt,ls out Of the ordinary, because Yale
hacked their play AT every angle. but
-ber the New York boys play IN their
own class 70 will take q very well trained
team 70 defeat them
rlsv started in the first period from the
as-vard line ss Francis kicked over the goal
line Yale soon had the ball on a punt on
Ysle's 45-vard line and with Reilly, Phil
hin. Anderson and Howe tearing of gains
Of from eight 20 fifteen yards. Yale was
soon in position 10 score. Howe tried
,oraari PASS which went to Fogg, on the
Syracuse l0-yard line. Perry blocked
roggs punt and Ketcham. the Yale centre,
r,covered after Philbn had made seven
yaTd plunge. Francis's drop kick barely
ALLIED from the SO-yard line.
syracuse punted from the 25-yard line,
and when Phnbin fumbled IT was syria
uses BAH on Yale's 40-yard line Fogg's
pace kick went to Howe. on the 15-yard
re and he ran back thirty-three yards.
me Yale backs again averaged plunges
from ten TO twenty Yards. and the period
sasi when Captain Howe fumbled Ander-
s1s forward pass on the 30-yard line.
On the first play after the opening Of the
s0nd period Captain Howe dropped back
% the SS-yard line and dropped goal
I'm. the neld almost from the side lines.
Fsy for the remainder Of the period was
2 Syracuse territory, Yale constantly
Tcns the play.
After Yale lost the bali on downs on the
syracuse 15-yard line. following a steady
siyance from midfeld. at the opening
& Tie second half. Captain Howe punt
4 from midheld. where Anderson caught
Fogvs punt. and Ketcham recovered the
sl on the S0-yard line for Yale when
Darby fumJled Philbin by three plunges
-ade II first down on the 17-yard line, An
isfsOn made nine yards around left end
I'D as Reilly was crossing the goal line
c. the next play he fumbled. The ball
,sunded around among the players
Ksicham finally falling on IT for a touch
Gown Francis kicked the goal.
Ahderson took up the pUnting In the final
Isl.d and kicked TO Syracuse's s-yard
Inc on the second play. The punt was re-
1ned 10 Howe on the 3j-yard line, and
o. the next play, standing on the 43-yard
he Captain Howe dropped field goal
Tale tried a peculiar play on the SYRIA
gs kickoff, which gave her the ball in
i udfeld Foggs kick went TO Captain
/ Nt"r. WHO started 10 uii anu t'''4 bN''''~N
i asr the heads Of the Syracuse players.
Four Yale men fell on the ball in midheld,
a. outside kick went out OF bounds Of the
; syracuse s-yard line and Captain Howe
SEED Fosss punt on the 4S-yard line.
ADeyitt failed IN a free place kick for
al
Yale now carried tho ball by steady
/ Ilging. using many substitutes, straight
. ihe i-yard line, where it was first down.
h-Tch failed 90 gain on the next play
1ough guard Audersons try for goal
4led from tho l0-vard line. Yale appar-
4 tY could have scored on touchdown had
j ~ used her last two downs The game
tlad after Syracuse had punted out from
5-ysrd 'me
j ne lineup follows.