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

Yale squad sixty strong. trotted OF
the field p 1850 amid the wlldes
cheers. he men looked fs and raj
through preliminary practice witt
consider BILE vim.
The ne, however, showed a ten
dency to slip on the sloppy soil.
The Princeton squad came on tn,
field at 1855 amid cheers from tn,
Nassau rooters that was, II anything
more enthusiastic than that given t
the Bulldog squad
In the preliminary practice CamI
did the punting for Yale but his styl,
was so slow that the ends failed tC
cover them. They were unable tC
gather speed over a muddy field.
Yale Filed, New Haven, Conn, Nov
1S.-The lineup:
Yale-Avery, left end; Scully lefr
tackle; Francis. left guard; Ketcham
center;McDevitt, right guard; Pau
right taclole; Bomeisler. right end;
A. Howe, captain. quarterback. Camp
right halfback; Dunn, fulIback.
Princeton-White, left end. Hart
captain, left tackle; Wilson, left
guard; Bluthenthal, center; Duff
right guard; Phillips. right tackle;
Dunlay, right end; Pendleton. quar-
terback Baker. left halfback De-
witt. right halfback; Vaughn. full
back
Officials Referee, Langord of
Trinity. Umpire, Dr. williams, of
University Of Pennsylvania; head
linesman, Costello. of Cornell. Field
Judge, Snow OF Michigan.
Yale Field, New Haven Conn. Nov.
| lS.-Princeton won the toss and
chose to defend the north goal with
the advantage of the wind, Francis
| kicked off to Baker VINO was downed
on Princcton's twenty-five yard line.
on fake kick Dewitt was thrown
for a two yard loss Dewitt kicked to
to Camp and was dropped exactly
in center field. Camp Immediately
kicked to Baker who was thrown on
Princeton's ten-yard line. Dewitt inn
mediately returned the ball to Camp,
who fumbled but recovered the ball
on Yale's fifty-yard line.
On the shift play Princeton broke
through and carried Spalding back
Ave yards for a loss, the Yale for
wards being unable to retain their
footing on the slippery field. Camp
kicked entirely into the west stands,
the ball going outside exactly on the
center line. Princeton's ball on Yale's
ilfty-four yard line.
Much Punting.
Dewitt kicked to Dunn, who was
dropped in his tracks by White on
Yale's fifteen yard line. The Prince
ton ends were smothering the Yale
runners. on a fake kick, Camp skirt
ed left for ten yards. Yale's bali on
her own twenty--fve yard line.
Camp kicked to Pendleton. who
fumbled and 1t was Yale's ball on
her own fifty-three yard line. On a
shift play Camp gained eight yards
through center. The Yale attack
seemed to be built around the son
of the famous football authority
Camp kicked Immediately to Dewitt
who made fair catch on Princeton's
fifteen yard line. Dewitt kicked to
Howe, who made fair catch on Prn-
ceton's fifty yard line.
Yale charged that Howe was tackl.
ed on a foul but the penalty was not
| allowed. Howe failed to kick goal
from placement, Baker returning the
ball to Princeton's seventeen yard
line. Dewitt kicked to Camp, who
returned the ball five yards to Prince
tons forty-eighth yard line. An shift
play around left end Spalding gained
eight yards. 1t was necessary to call
time while the towel squad removed
| the mud from the faces of the play
ers.
Princeton Gets Toucn Down.
A mass through center failed and
| Camp kicked to Baker, who was
| dropped on Princeton's forty yard
line. Camp went through center for
| five yards.
on the next pass Yale passed high
and Howe missed the ball. Sam White
lywas through like a streak and seized
| the ball with the whole Yale team
on his heels but a stern chase failed
to overtake him and he planted the
| ball between Yale's goal posts. Baker
kicked goal and the score was Prince
ton six Yale nothing. They lined up
and Francis kicked the oval over
| goal line.
| A mass through tackle failed to
| gain. Dewitt kicked to Howe who
| llliNy -llNt yalu ul
through the field to Prlncetons %
yard line. Another mass through
center failed to bulge the Tiger line
Field Goal Failure.
Howe's forward pass was incom-
plete. 1t was Yale's ball on Prince
toms twenty yard line. Howe failed
at an easy field goal, the ball pass
ing under the bar. Princeton's bali on
her own 25-yard line. On fake kick
Princeton gained four yards through
center. Baker carrying the ball. De-
witt kicked to Howe, who was thrown
for a loss on Yale's forty-fve yard
line. Camp kicked to Baker whC
broke through for five yards before
being thrown on his own twenty-five
yard line. Baker gained one yart
through center on fake kick. Th'
first period ended with the ball II
Princeton's possession on her owl
twenty-five yard line. The player
were literally covered with mud an'
dozens of towels We're given then
during the brief intermission to ge
the mud off their faces and out o
their eyes.
Second Period.