The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Pumpelly Sends Ball Be-
tween Goal Posts From
5O-Yard Line.
SEQ R E IS 6 TO6
WHEN GAME ENDS
Unable to Smash Princeton's
Line, Sons of Eli Resort to
Desperate Tactics, and in
Last Four Minutes of
Play Even Up Score
With Tigers.

Princeton November ia drawn
bakus was fought by Yale ana Prince
ton On tne KrsoAron here to-uay. tas
score DtanuIak 70 wnen the iaSS
whistle was UI0wn. The new maven
eleven Was saved from deieat by .
phenomenal Drop KICK. wnicn resulted
In . neid goa. wIIn less laAn IouE
minutes TO play. 1aiS 1eat WAS ac-
conplshsd by Harold Pumpeuy. VINO
had been drafted from the sue !ines
at the beginning Of the nnaA quarter
to help strengthen xaies tattereo oe-
Tense. 1t was not until the iaae play
ers realized that two neio goAAs which
had been kicked by hooey Baker IN
the second period were iikeiy TO carry
Princeton through to Victory that they
reSOrted to tHcIlcs that boroesed On
the desperate. Unable to smash tne
Tigers rush line for surhcient gains
70 carry them within STRIKING distance
Of the goal line. the Yaie men. after
Spacing had caught punt on Yale's
forty tnree-yard line. tried three FOR
ward PASSES. only one OF which was
successful. for q gain OF but three
yards. Then IL was that Pumpeiiy'
standing within nve yards OF the
centre of the gridiron. executed
superb drop kick. the ball being car
cross bar and fell over with the points
ina, eyeaed the score II was life
saver for Old Eli. for up to that mo-
ment II seemed as II Princeton couio
not lose the day. -.-.-s..sa... --
Prineetsa - Lesl.
Lefty Flynn, the Yale tull back
kicked q goal from placement on the
twenty -three-yard line during tho
n II
Yale men rejoice over &to-0 ad-
vantage. but II remained for HOBBY
Baker 10 make two perfect drop KICKS,
one from the thirty-yard line and the
other from the tweive-yard line. &C
cumulating q total Of six points. which
placed the Tigers on top and enabled
them to remain there until Pumpeliy
tied up the game
On a dry field. in crisp weather that
made the rival teams fight WIN great
v,gor. the game was played, and wntie
II was not an idea! exhibition OF SCI
entffic football, II was interesting II om
start to finish
Princeton started OF with q rush.
and before the Yale contingenn knew
what was going on the Tigers were
pressing the New Haven goal hotly.
Il was after q muffed punt by wheeler
that HOBBY Baker had his nrst chancs
{, try for . drop. kicking from the
thirty -nve-yard line. but tho bali wes
partially blocked. and the try wen.
for nothing Soon fale' oepenoins
upon FIynn's punting game, took ad-
yantaee Of q mum BY Stew Baker on
Princeton's nfteen-yard ine, where
Aver distinguished himself by falling
on the ball in the nick Of time But
A Pr1ucetou's defensive tactics onset
Yale's running attack II remained Tor
Flynn q send the leather over the
eros. bar from placement couple OF
minutes before the nrst period was
over.
Another munsd punt By Wheeler in
the second period led UP to nooey
Bakers first successful drop kick.
Andrews grabbed the ball from wheeler
on Yale's twenty -flve-yard tne. Wners
the Blue eleven put mp . texrihc n8hL
with the result that a goal trial was
the ,nly thing left on the fourth doWn-
Following Bakers nTst de3d goal came
Q poor punt against the wind. wnscn
was blowing out OF the northwest
This miscue enabled the Tigers to bat
ter their way from Yale's thirty-nve-
yard line right up to within three
yards OF the post. but once more Yale
resulted In such q !,ss that Hobey
Baker again was compelled TO rely
upon his educated toe
walter D DsssUale0ea.
just before this period endec. Tuooy
walter. Princeton's energetic hall
back. was disqualified for sluggin9
Lefty Flynn. II was In . scrimm&ys
that Flynn vas bowled over like . ten
pin and was found 20 be in groggy
condition. Not ,nly did the Tale
crowd see the rough tactics employed
by walter. but Referee Langfosd wsa
also an eyewitness. with the rcsuli
that he ruled the pugnaeious Tiger
"a the Geld for repeating IN o6enss
which earned disqualification in Prince
eoa'. recent game with Dartmouth.
Neither team could score duriaG the
third period. one feature being . mag.
s.aceas tackle ~ De witt. who Ioemed
On lost IN slme 60 prevent Avery from
yuuu,ue hal3 the length q the Geld
Ser q toucb1ows- Avery secured The
ban after Q muRed punt By r. Blker.
swd vas hesAed Tor the Princeton g0al
poSss when De witt dr,ppcd I'm
heavily and possibly prevented . Nev
Haveo victory. Before thSs 1ersoe
SpdeS Flynn tried two goals fseul
ygacewsns. one frvW The 0irsy-s0Ur-
yara mark and tIse sshse from the
Hcssy-yssd mark, aessher Of whseA
Vus succsuufu1 Then coWc YsJss
Snaa. swuegJs - the last afteeR min
utea WhSeh VS. eyOwped ~ -
Sssly's Nlusvpssus ~ ksck. Dsey
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