New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18
srores Four TOuchdOWns
for a Total of Is Points
in Fast Game.
Rig CROWD ENJOYS
A SNAPPY STRUGGLE
Men from the West Cut Off from
Two Touchdowns. Once by Call
of Time. Once by Penalty.
Bv HERBERT.


u,., the Notre Dame boyle on Yale
rts here to-day. and TO beat the
..,o,s. we'll coached team from the
w,,, BIZ score Of IS TO 0. made up of
,.s, touehdOwns and the resultant four
,aIls.
n, score was one-sided. but not so
~, zane. which bristled with action
IAN end 10 end, and furnished enough
.,,il, 10 focus the undivided atten-
"a, Of 10000 men and women through
r,,y second Of the four periods Of
r.,lve minutes each.
Vale won LecsIse lie defence, made
q, partly Of a mysufying pass on the
q, behind the line. carried scoring
,g,eh and showed a fnalty that was
asinetly satisfying 10 the many fol-
,,rsrs Of the Blue IN the stand. Notre
D,ue lost because the defence was
rdsed and cut 70 pieces from time to
IN, BY the sharp assault of Yale. an
,,,ault that was made more effective
,,,suss Of It's variety and also because
%. daring forward passes failed to go
,swi,h the looked-for precision, partly,
,.rhaps. on account Of a slightly slip
Fy ball ., ~. h.u
eide Ysle's 5-yard line, but a steady,
,s,,sful advance for what looked like
, ,urs score vas once stopped by the
III ~ time al the end Of the first half,
,sile on another occasion, just before
Il, zane ended p damaging 15-yard
,s,sty ruined and brought TO nothing
sensational advance which seemed
,,s,ir.d to take some of the sting out
q he defeat
-Four Touchdowns for Yale.
L Gore scored the first touchdown
ig Yale in the second period on a
r,,ty march down me field for nifty
ans n short but decisive gains, made
bsss5t largely by a short, rugby-like
ua from one runner as ne was about
% Be tackled 10 another. The oppos- ,
n ends were drawa IN by this de-
sriiye and well executed If sone-
vat dangerous play, so that the gains
tge mostly of from three TO eight
lris around the wings.
Knowles made Nale's second touch
ioEn Just after the second half OF
md period began. and il was quite
unexpected as il was sensational.
bold but ill-judged effort by Cofail,
he Notre Dame quarterback. in trying
sdvanee the ball by rushing on the
tvrth down when in his own territory,
igead Of punting, cost dearly. lie
allied By one ward 20 make the re-
uirtd distance. and so lost the ball
downs. whereupor Knowles skirted
toife Danes left end. after felnt
q the centre. for a dashing run OF
airty.three yards anu touchdown.
Ysle's third touchdown came five
anBies later, after a series OF rushes
o. consistent gains of tackle or
trough the centre for forty yards
md an accurate forward mass of fifteen
Tif6s from lie Gore 70 Higginbotham
/ mich the clever end received just over
he goal line and then carried directly
ehnd he posts
The fourth and last score came tow
rd the end Of the fourth period. A
'snble by Bergman. the substitute
ilsrter OF Notre Dame. gave Yale the
hI on the opponents 25-yard line.
Noyil, who had been substituted for
Knowles, advanced il Is yards in three
rshes. while Waite. another substl-
sls, slipped through an opening OIL
axle for the other nine yards and
gthdown.
L Gore kicked three of the goals for
z additional one point each time,
ale Guernsey kicked the fourth from
n 55-yard line. Yale being penalized
Yards for the try. because of undue
aghness on the touchdown play.
Il Yale Outplayed for a Time.
4 TIE Yale eleven was clearly out
aged IN the first period and In the
Nesier part of the second, but com
'stly turned the tables IN the third
y fourth quarters
Metre Dame. with team made up
young giants. opened with rush
~ forced the lighting in a way TO
axe Yale men a bit anxious for the
suit II was straight football 100
piled up the vardage. and not the
lfeied forward pass; but Notre Dame
ace one fatal M stake. Yale had kcSed
end the visitor lid large part
me rushing in their own territory,
US wasting. as IL turned out. much
saeo energy. After carrying the bail
Yards. with Cofsll making most OF
tgsins on wide end runs from fake
20 or fake forward pass formation,
III Yale line frightened up and a punt
necessary. This put Yale on the
asiye, but otherwise accomplished
! 'Aing.
the second period it was much the
ne until Yale. taxing the ball in the
me Of the field, launched an attack
could not be stopped and resulted
I've hrst touchdown. The score, how
II had no diSpiriting effect on Notre
aS and for the rest of the period
"Ess busy every minute fighting of
nyance that finally was checked
BY the call Of time.
~ Wiley's kickoff Eichenlaub
sed his way back 80 yards, and
I Cofall was thrown for a 15-yard
T Higginbotham on the next play
,.uoInd WAS quickly recovered by
ny forward pass which Melted 20
ano which put the ball OF Yale's
II tietl NV btfEUdUs npttulf sndIp
H.Ng fellow, was sent in at quarter
"oue Dame. and he led the assault
hs,LSy that promised good results.
3s,~I forward pass for nine yards
20 along, but with only three yards
lor touchdown the call Of time
49, what the Yale team did not
aole 70 check.
"e Reused in Second Half.
ks,rS second half was different
1,ar,, ale waxed stronger md more
soe' Notre Dame PLAYED to its
p.srYso on " in spots. One Of these
,me, however. when great ex-
'R ar were crushed and oil hope
'sfsv. which spoke we'll for the
Ia ana hghting qualities Of the
m TIE Middle West, the men