Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-15
YALE DEFEATS THE
PRINCETON TIGERS
Eli Aggregation Wins Over Home
Squad by Nineteen to Four
teen Score.
GAME is PLAYED ON NEW FIELD
Losers Put Up Wonderful Uphill
Fight in Final Quarter of
the Contest
MAKE ALL THEIR SCORES THEN
Two Touchdowns, with Consequent
Goals, Feature Period.
YALE TEAM 0uTPLAYS ENEMY
Referees whistle Interrupts Eff
forts of Princeton Eleven
to Add 10 It's
Total.
MAKE ALL THEIR SCORES THEN
Two Touchdowns, with Consequent
Goals, Feature Period.
YALE TEAM oUTPLAYs ENEMY


fcated Princeton in the new stadium to-
Aday 10y the score Of 10 to H. 1t was the
frst time since 1911 that a Yale Princeton
game was played to decision. the last
two games having resulted in tie scores.
With the score 10 TO o. IN favor of Yale.
Princeton played a wonderful uphill game
In the fourth period IL carried the ball
twice down the field with Irresistible
force and despite tlN many substitutes
that Yale rushed into the game, scored
two touchdowns and the consequent goals.
I IL was trying for another touchdown in
. the last moments OF play with long for
ward passes with the referees whistle
ended the game.
I Nnie Makes Touchdown.
! First period: Yale won the toss and
kicked OFF to Prlncetons 35-yard line.
Three exchanges Of punts followed. then,
with Yale holding the bail on its own
45-yard mark. a penalty Of 10 yards put
the blue within striking distance. Two
attempts at laternol passes were
''smearcd" with n loss In each instance,
and Lcgores forward pass bounded be-
yond the Tigers goal line. Princeton was
given the ball on its i0-yard line, but
another punt was forced. Aided by n
| penalty and two short line gains, the
| Ellis made first down, then Ainsworth
got loose and ran twenty eight yards
Working from the Tigers 3O-yard mark,
the Ellis made another first down and
advanced to the 1i-yurd line. Here the
hCmc team stffened ana Legore missed
field goal. Brown took Sheas place.
| Wilson made yard through tackle and
on the next play made lateral pass to
Legore. who ran well to the right. along
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passed to Ainsworth, who raced down
the side line and scored a touchdown.
Legore missed goal Score: fale, 6;
Princeton. o.
After Prlncton's kick off kicks were
exchanged frequently. The period ended
with the ball on Prinoetons 27-yard line.
Yale OutpInys Princeton.
Second period: Knowles and Aims
worth began the quarter by making
first downs \ lateral pass and for
ward pass failed and Princeton took the
oval. Il. Trcnkmann replaced Click.
Yalo caught briggs punt at the forty
eight yard mark Tibbott intercepted
forward pass and briggs punted to Yale's
twenty-five yard mark. Lamberton took
Highley's position and on the first play
I blocked and recovered a punt on Hales
thirty-five yard mark, On the second
down Princeton tried n forward pass, but
lost the ball on the visitors twenty-five
yard line. An exchange of punts gained
eight yards for the Blue Knowles broke
through Shenk for nine yards ana Aims
worth went past Captain BALM Tor an
equal distance. Knowles made four
through center, but fumbled and r.
Trenkmann recovered on Driggs' punt
both teams were off side. on the next
attempt he kicked to Yale's thirty-rive
yard line. Legore was forced back nine
yards by Ballin after ne had made the
catch. Another exchange of punts FOL
lowed On the third down Knowles went
outside OF Mclean TO the thirty-yard
mark. On three tries ten more were
made through the line, then Knowles went
through Mclean for thirteen more.
Knowles was used twice and went to the
four-yard mark. Trankman stopped
Wilon. Ray Hill wen. in for Lamberton
and Dickerman for Tibbott. Dickerman
also stopped Wilson, but on the next
play Legore shot forward pass across
the line to Brann for Yale's second touch
down Legore kicked goal. Score: Yale,
l3; Princeton, 0. Legore caught the KICKOFF
and ran back twenty yards, the haIl emu
ing as he was tackled.
completely outplayed Princeton on the Of
fenslve, using forward passes and lateral
passes cleverly mixed with short line
plunges and end runs. Just outside tackle
the Blue constantly lorced the ball into
the Tigers territory. Both touchdowns
came as a direct result of wide open and
| overhead plays. Legore constantly out
punted briggs in the exchange OF Kicks
and Princeton's policy Of returning these
punts on the first or second down gave
little opportunity to gauge Princeton
offensive strength
Yale scores Again.
Third period: When the second half
started I.amberton returned to the game
and Ray Hin took Browns place. Boland
went in for +. Trenkmann and Scovil for
| Knowles.
BoIand was offside on the kickoff and
Princeton was set back five yards. Will
son ran the second attempt back twenty
five yards 70 his own forty-one-yard
mark I,egore gained thirty-five yards
in four exchanges OF punts.
From Yale's forty-seven-yard line a
forward pass. Ainsworth to Legore to
Brann. netted the Blue forty yards.
Brann being downed on the twenty-one-
yard line. The left side Of Princeton's
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then Wilson shot past Ball into the three
yard mark and Scovill went through a
! hole between Shenk and Mclean for an
easy touchdown. Legore missed the
goal. Score; Yale, 10; Princeton. O.
Wilson ran the kick off back TO
his thirty-four.yard line and the Tigers
/ forced punt. A forward pass by Bo-
/ land grounded briggs punted and on
the first lineup Wilson ran from Yale's
thirty-five-yard line to Princeton's thir-
ty-two-yard line Yale tried a forward
pass which resulted in a touchback.
/ briggs kicked from his twenty-yard line
ana Princeton was penallzed fifteen yards
I for interfering with a fair catch. Yale
was promptly set back the same fifteen
/ yards for holding. Scovil broke through
guard and went to the Princeton thirty
five-yard mark Wilson and Scovtl made
first down and then another forward
pass grounded behind the goal
Ainsworth fumbled briggs punt Bailin
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