The evening world., 1913-11-15
Kicking Game by Yale and Tigers
Likely on Dry and Fast Gridir0n

East. Against Harvard he outkicked
both Hardwick and Mahan handily. al
though slow In getting his drives of.
Knowles. because Of his strong kick
Ing. Will give the Tiger backs busy
| afternoon. There Ia very little to pick
between the rival punters.
II It narrows down to winning the
gasne BY means u q field goal. the
Tigers have "Hobey" Baker to rely on
and the Nassau man 10 fairly ac-
curate from Within the s-yard line.
The Bull Dog can press Into service at
least four dependable toe shooters. In
Guiding the omnipotent Pumpelly. who
saved the game last year against the
Tigers with q monster kick from the
f-yard line that hit the bars going
over.
On paper. Princeton appears to have
an advantage IN the majority OF posi-
tlors, but football form Is apt TO 20
sadly astray in the midst OF q big game.
TIGERS HAVE STRONGEST PAIR
OF ENDS.
The Nassau ends. Hammond and
Lamberton. nave the edge on Avery and
Brann. Both Tigers did well against
Harvard. especially In stopping the
hard-goinG Brlckley, and both got down
under kicks with the speed OF . race
horse. Hammond also 10 expert At
handling forward passes. Avery. u vet
eran. has been the most consistent OF
the Yale wing mon this season. although
handicapped by Injuries at the start
lie should give . good account Of him
selfA ed" Brann. a newcomer. Is tout.
ed a. c second Tom Shsvlin. which, II
true. means that he u going 70 be ons
| OF the busiest yOurg men on the Held
BranR won his place having q spirited
race with Carter. ard Tom Shevlin, who
considers the red-headsd youth his
protexs. advises every one to watch
him In action against the Tigers.
Phillips and Ballin form probably the
greatest pair OF tackles In the country
Ballin's work all season mas been a
sensation at Princeton. Any ono in
doubt about the ability OF these two
giants need only apply 20 Harvard
B.!chley ana HArdwick couldn't gam
| through their positions. ard that's the
best recommendation we know Of
| Warren and Talbot. II they perform
up to last years standard. should give
their opponents Q tough argument. but
the Yale tackles. while strong defen-
sively. have lacked the fight and ag-
gressivenes that has marked the work
1
IvALE LEADER HAS SEEN
SHIFTED MANY TIMES.
The Princeton guards. swart and
Sermons, are not a bit nashy. but they
possess lot Of football knowledge and
know how to use II to the best advan-
tage. Capt. Ketcham Ia really a made
over guard, The Yale leader was taken
from his All American position at cen,
tire. made into a guard, and then shifted
out to end. and on the eve Of the cham
pionship games was moved back IA
guard. Just what he will DO In his new
Job 10 unknown. but II he plays any
thing like his old style OF game a,
centre hen be one Of the hardest men
on the team TO handle.
Pendleton. on the other side Of the
limo, Is q big. strong player. who ha.
succeeded IN stopping nearly every.
thing that came at him this year. bu
he has failed to show much aggressive
ness at opening holes for his backs wher
attacking,
Eddie Trenkman. one OF the stronges
centres In the East, appears n have az
edge on Martins. although the Yal,
pivot 10 strong at lacking up his lin,
and u q reliable passer.
Yale's backneld hasn't displayed tn,
speed and power OF tho Tiger backs
Wilson. at quarter. has siren g.hensS
J the Blues attack at least 20 per cent.
|
Montgomery Wins Close dame.
At Doyie's billiard room last nigh
John Montgomery won tho second hal
Of his English billiard match aEalns
samuel spicer by GOO to 20. This mad