The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-15

Brown.
New Haven, Nov. 15.-The annual
football clash between Princeton and
Yale brought here today $4,000 follow
ers Of the most popular OF college
sports.
Weather conditions were ideal and
the field was in fine shape. Some five
thousand of the spectators army
reached New Haven last night but the
main body. including practically the
entire Princeton under graduate list.
streamed into the city during the fore
noon. At least a third made the jour-
ney by automobile. Princeton ruled
slight favorite during the forenoon, but
the earlier odds of 10 to were ham
mered to to 4 before game time by
liberal offers of Blue coin.
1t was the first time in years that
both Yale and Princeton faced each
other as beaten elevens. For Princeton
the game was the final one of the sea-
son. The Yale season closes with the
Harvard contest next week.
Yale slightly outplayed Princeton in
the first two periods of the game and
scored q goal from the field in the
second period on beautiful 3O-yard
drop kick by Guernsey. In the first
was far weaker than the defense. and
the little rushing done netted Yale but
one first down and one for Princeton.
Yale seemed to make more distance
rushing on end runs. Click. the
Princeton quarterback, made 28-
yard dash for PrincetOn's longest gain.
Tho two periods were practically given
up to punting duel between Law and
Knowles, with honors about even.
First Period.
Princeton won the toss and chose
to defend the north goal. giving Yale
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Princeton's 20-yard line.
The ball was run back five yards.
After series of punts 1t was Yale's
ball on her 35 yard line. Laws face
was covered with blood from a cut
over the eye. There was a long delay
Yale chose to rush but made no ma
terial gain. Law Immediately kicked
outside at Yale's % yard line. Again
Yale elected to rush. but Knowles was
Princeton's right end. Knowles kick
ed out of bounds on Yale's 47-yard
line. It was the Tigers ball in Yales
territory. Streit plunged through CEN
ter for three yards. Law kicked to
Wilson on Yale's 1o-yard line. The
fake kick Wilson made six yards
through center. Knowles kicked to
Baker on Princeton's 44-yard line.
There was no run back. Neither goal
was In danger as DOtn teams played a
kicking game almost entirely. Yale
was once within Princeton's 35-yard
line, but lost distance on a penalty.
Score end first period-Yale o.:
Princeton o.
Second Period.
The second period started with the
ball in Yale's possession in the center
of the field. After two rushes with
but little gain. Knowles kicked to
Princetons five yard line. Baker was
thrown without gain. Standing behind
his line, Law kicked to Yale's 26-yard
line. There was holding by Yale and
Princeton was given the ball on their
20 ward line. Click. on a quarter
back run, skirted Yale's left end for
20 yards Ainsworth threw him near
the center of the field.
The punting tactics continued and
with the ball on Princeton's 21-yard
line, Yale stands began shouting for
a touchdown. Knowles tried Prince
toms right end without gain. On a
double pass, Wilson made 3 yards
Guernsey, Yale's drop kicker. went In
| for Knowles. Standing on Princeton 6
| 3O-yard, Guernsey dropped a pretty
goal from the field. There was nc
more scoring during the period. Score
end first half: Yale 8; Princeton o.
Dartmouth q FAvOrite.
New York. Nov. 15.-The transformed