The evening world., 1913-11-17
Vde Displayed Unexpected
Strength Against Tigers and
ENs Have Good Chance to
Beat Harvard.
Oeov1sAt. 1918 bv Tie Pr~< Publishing O..
fThe New York World.


STh. Nv, w.. Wo,,d '''""s '
-HE YaIe.Princeton game las, sat.
urday changed ali prospects fol
1es& II u evident now that Yale VIII
harvard hard hcht with al Has'
yeesioihty OF winning.
showed unsuspccted strength IN
I"ee'oh game frlncetohs hne'
s,on nsh outpiayed the harvard hne
eH oetore' was unable TO do mnch
ean" ia'e' IN 'aei lie and Prince
we're 10 evenly matched In this
ertmeh that neither could gain
0nd except through punting ana
eocss'one' end run Princetons
stn was SHOWN IN the fourth quar-
~"en naher hau tae' 'd Ainsworth
'"o ..seI n'e 'rd line. after the
-. ""pAeA had cis' fG the rest OF
nse ana headed down along
N"enhes' win only hvs yards TO
sns ia1e men hurled themselves tri-
vnsnuy into Princeton's line. Intend
!" push straight over for a touch
Du' three t'mss Princeton's de-
"ss =. Solo as rock. absolute
sVe"euao'e' IL was then that Yale
snort Forward pass. which was
ese' ana iost her chancs to score
- winning points.
-
0YALE showed ,up.r,ori,v IN ,.v..
" inR punts. Tim. ana ...,. ,.,,.
= or fye Yal. mon w.r. 400.
Z, IA. upon N. Tic. h.,.
leoanea ,n,o nj. 80. ~. "e U"n
49,. a. ,,,,. h.,n-. nA".o
sut of NJ. ,r.ck. IT,. 80
sAs R.L... "a "a, ~. :"
~ s.m. ,r.. 60. ..,, "e oeto'e
- ~. .n..a - .. ' 'o'' .noukn
Deating was steady all through,
although he was weak from battering
asd loss Of blood. A kick on the head
at the very beginning Of the game
opened q big cash that bled freely In
soite Of tape and bandaxes
The playing OF Wilson, YaIe's biz
quarterback, Will give Harvard som.
trouble. Wilson handled punts in spl.n.
aid fashion, being of like a rocket every
time the ball dropped into his hand.
Usually he whirled our of the grin of
waiting tackIerr and got AWAY for ten
a. fifteen yards before n. wa. brou,h,
deWn. Ainsworth showed remark.b,s
asshes Of speed In getting around or
1eis vas much more aggressive than
- any OF her recent games The rough
ms 'nouIsed IN oy some OF her players
nosa one OF .he o'd tootoaiL" IL
- s"es "'o ha''aro IN just me
ss.'s way from 'he START. all harvard
.sss oope ""y De upset AZ any rate
- "G'a'" WINS /" ~ not HHe'y TO De
" o's seore'
-
~ Yale persuades rowing coach G,an.
mini OF the n. Y. A. C. to become
4 rowing mentor at Yale she will have
one OF the most efY,cent che. IN tho
country, Glsnnini wa. a nr., cla,. oa r.-
man and n member of chamniop.h,n
crews. years ago. rs well as u shot
putting champion and all around ath-
rowing championships. during the pas,
years han 'hose OF any o'her coach
" ~"er'cA' nesiaes 'hs' wh'ch 10 OF
~se !" ."'"se sp"r' no less 'han
o.up spo''' VT ""hh'h' ~ thorough
Ssas's"'an ana sportsman yale would
~ 70 20 'Sr 10 hhd ahother man as
ess@.
PACK JOHNSON Is very angry with
the Federation, n, Fr,rch noxiny
Clubs. lie has told the French n.o.
81. .v.c,,v wh., n. ,,,,L. !,
~. s~N.r.,,on has s.",a, "s'
ssaanst challensers, johnson says he'll
sesnise Tree, open to all champion
esio tournament himself. In spite Of
ersuoh
ABOUT the time Jack begins playing
sses pns with the French law somc-
ag VII drop on him, II would hardly
sss .ohnson's plans to find himself de-
@ 1890 usr,,ss,., no .a.s s1In'sy lnslden'aIy We
ssturn. even to 20 to jau. Things ,ayn