Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
|RINCETON HELD To.
A To 8 TIE BY
YALE TEAM
he Football Warriors Out
|oIay Tigers Only Scoring Is
Inv Field Goals, Each Eleven
Getting One,

.. ,os,nse JOURNAL SPECIAL lGAsEo wiRrl
IN, Haven. Conn, Nov. l5.-The
H. football team forced Princeton,
4 o favorite, to a tie score game,
ln the thlrty-ninth annual
.n,.st here this afternoon. Guernsey
4 vale. kicked a field goal In the
i ond period Of play and Captain
Ehev Baker tied the score for Prince
I, Win n similar but more spectac-
A, feat In the third quarter.
Hrhe ne score does not show the su-
.rority which existed In favor Of
4. Pine. The Blue was better than
4. orange and Black in both often
and defensive play. Yale adher-
IL are saying tonight that holding
4 Tiger 10 "a tie game was a moral
4iory for the Blue. but the veterans
Aose their heads. They know that
actual and moral victory should
H. been won by Yale but for poor
sreralship aud judgment at critical
sriods
NThe game early developed into a
8ntlng duel with Law of Princeton,
Mod against Knowles for Yale, and
Ming the first period the ball was
Apt sailing back and forth with lit
advantage one way or the other.
Hin the second quarter. with the ball
4 princet0n's possession on her twen-
4 tive-yard line, Law punted To mid
IA but Illegal tackling by the Tig-
4 cost them a fifteen-yard penalty.
Nam Princeton's thirty yard
h. Vale started a rushing game,
Aich carried the BAH to the Tigers
aenty-two-yard mark. Beyond this
i int the ELI eleven could not ad-
ance and Guernsey, the Yale drop
hker was sent in, replacing
1howles. and given a chance for n
ed goal. Standing on Princeton
Drty-0ne- yard line, he drove the
d over the bar and the Yale stands,
8ng victory in sight, cheered and
ag with increased Vigor.
3They failed to consider the ability
4 Captain Baker as goal kicker
nweyer. and in the third period the
fncet0n leader saved his team from
Heat by duplicating, under more
Aicult conditions, the field score by
Bernsey. Following an exchange OF
BITS. Baker made a fair catch in
dideld. From scrimmage. Princeton,
sng mixture Of old and new foot
Al, advanced the ball to Yale's thir-
tfve-yard line. There the Blue for
erds stifened and checked the
Her rushes and runs.
n field goal try was the only hope
Hd Captain Baker, standing forty
n yards from the Yale goal posts,
BED the ball with a mighty swing
his foot, up and over the bar for
h three points needed to even the
sre 1t was a great kick and the
ame Of the 1913 Princeton captain
4 go down IN football history with
hDse Of Alex Moffatt, Johnny Baird,
Hhn Dewitt and other famous field
b kickers who scored for the Or
/ BE and Black in the years Of early
Fthall
.An analysis Of the offensive and
lows that by rushing. Yale gained
Il yards i'm forty-four plays to
Hnceton's thirty-seven in twenty
h efforts. Three first downs were
pred against the Tigers solitary
lin in this respect. Thirty-hve kicks
ftted 1,214 yards against 1,1SS yards
b Princeton in thirty-three kicks.
| le ran $50 yards by running back
WIS punts, while Princeton picked
p but 143 yards in a similar manner
he Tigers tried three forward passes,
W of which We're incompleted and
ne Intercepted; while Yale's only at
9npt in this respect also went for
ought, because Of a tumble when q
Achdown hung on the catching Of
II ball