The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-16
y.le Crowd Happy.

10 in the lead at the end of the first
half the Blue stands had the edge
when 1t came to stacking up entlusi>
asm during the intermission. The Yale
hattie hymns rolled out with a vim.
Then came back Princeton's. COW. |
vow. wow-wow-wow hear the Tiger
roar; Wow, WOW. wow-wow-wow roll
ing up the score.
1t was poor day however for the
Tiger score rolling Baker responded
with his long kick when play was re,
sumed but that let the Tiger out.
Most of the play was in Princeton ter
ritory. At the opening of the tussle.
Yale slowly but surely lost ground on
each end Of the punts. Law. although
badly injured, played powerful game
in that department. In one OF the
FIRST scrimmagSs great cash was cut
in his head. His face was covered
with blood, but he refused to quit An
official washed his face, bandaged him
up and he went ahead. Toward the
end of the game he was again bleeding
badly and the crimson showed through
the bandages. The plucky half-back
stuck. to his task. however. As the
game progressed, kicking honors be.
came more even but Law always had
the edge. 1t fell to the half back how
ever, to make tumble which finally
brought Yale nearer the Tiger goal
line He dropped long twister
from Guernsey's toe in the fourth
period and 1t was Yale's ball on
Princeton's Is yard line.
Before the danger was passed, Law
was forced to kick from behind his
own goal line.
Just Miss Touchdown.
Soon afterwards Ainsworth peeled
off sensational 30 yard dash around
the Tiger left end carrying the ball to
their own thirty-fve yard line. Two
more yards distance was made It
was a touchdown that the Yale stands
we're yelling for. On the last down.
Wilson attempted forward pass to
Carter. The Princeton secondary de
Tense rushed in on the Yale end and
crowded him outside Carter then
dropped the ball and it was only by
the narrowest strip of its black and
gold hide that the Tiger had avoide ed
having its goal line crossed. Law
then kicked out Of danger.
Wilson and Pendleton were noun
tains of strength for Yale. Pendletor
repeatedly broke through. the line ant
smashed Princetons plays before the,
got under way. Wilson was marye
at running Lack punts. He was sci
dom stopped inside of ten or flfteel
yards in making the returns and mad,
several runs of more than twenty
Warren and CAPTAIN Ketcham ais,
played strong game in the Yale line
Warren broke through I many time
and got down the field with the end
on punts. Carter and Avery ha,
HOBBY Baker solved to fine point an
dropped him like shot on practicall
every run back punts.
Black at quarter, was again Prince
tons best ground gamer. He got ava
Tor one run thirty yards and succeed
ed In breaking through for shor
dashes repeatedly.
The Yale backs outrushed til
Princeton backfield from start to fiji
ish and were much better on the d.
Tense.
Guernsey made three other attempt
20 put over goals from the field afte
MS successful effort in the secon
period but failed. Baker likewise too
other shots. He tried for one kic
from placement from the fifty var
lne but it was short. Guernsey tried
crop kick from this distance an
though the ball carried It went littl
TO the right Of the posts.
both Princeton and Yale drew fir
quent penalties for holding and offsiG
pay. From the start it was the bu
oog that had the kick and bite. Tt
bihe team showed wonderful pla
rihceton may have been sufferir
from oyer-confidence but to all ey
aence, the punch was lacking. I'll
play in the final stages of the gan
was almost constantly in Princets
territory, The Tiger then fougl
game and stubbornly but Yale failt
20 put over the deciding rush.
The Lineup.
rr1nceton Position. Val
BAKER ..i........R. E........ Cart,
palm .......i..R. T....... Ware
semmens .....l. r.. c.. Pendle {
= irenkman G. ..... Marlin
W. swartz. ~ G.. Ketcham &C
rhllifps .........L T........ Talb
hammond .....L. E..,.... Aver
WICK ...=........ @. B........ WI {
:. Baker CIR. II. Be-. Knowl
law l,.......L. H. b.. Al swor
STREET n On,
Referee-Wm. Laneford, TIL nifty
umpire-Nielsnow, Michigan.
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