The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-15
TIGERS FIGHT
YALE TO FINISH
with Score 10 to 0 Against Them,
Princeton Turns and 6atters
Bull Dog to
Finish.
KANSAS DEFEATED $50 FINAL SCORE 10 TO Il
Yates use Of Passes Will Make
Trouble for Harvard in
Their Game Next
Saturday.

saturday,
[By Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press.]
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 14.-For
the first time since 1910, a Yale elev-
on triumphed over Princeton here to-
day. The score was 10 to IA The
Tiger was out-fought and out-general-
ed, but never out-gamed.
With the Blue team on the long end
OF a 10 to score at the end Of the
third period, the Princeton Tiger, bat
tered and torn, ripped into the Bull
dog with finish that was amazing.
Before the wounded Junghe-cat was
through its dying fight, in that last
fifteen minutes of rip and smash u
had torn IA points from the pelt ~
the bull dog. Going at the rate they
were when the referees whistle ended
the battle, and given more good time
it might have been Princeton and not
Yale students who pranced on the
field after the game for the famous
snake dance and to burn some steer
dollars worth of perfectly good fifty
cent programs.
Relative Strength Not Shown.
While those Ia points mean lot
to Princeton and are grand tribute
to the fight the Tigers always show,
they should not be counted in doping
up the relative strength OF the two
teams
Those IA points were due to a case
of mistaken identity. Coach Hinkey
Of Yale, didn't recognize the team he
was fighting. He shot in an entirely
new eleven of second string men at
the start Of the fourth period anu
then the Sons Of Nassau got their mad
up. During the sensational rush TO-.
the first Tiger touchdown, Hinkey
sent Legore and Ainsworth back into
the game. It did no good for in all
most an unbelievably quick time the
Orange and Black tide swept over the
Blue goal for second tally.
Tigers Make Sudden Turn.
Up to that first march down the
field in the fourth quarter, Princeton
had failed to make single first
! down. It was Moore who pulled the
trick with a fifteen yard dash around
Yale's left end In two more plays,
Princeton got another first down on
Yale's % yard line. In six more plays
Moore scored. From their own 10
yard line Princeton hammered and
drove through what had been Yale
defense for the second touchdown
without once losing the ball, Click
catapulting himself over the Blue goal,
after Yale had braced momentarily
and withstood three line drives.
f. 1t was all Yale in these first three
periods. while the full offense was
working. If Harvard proved a gus
gernaut against Princeton week ago,
Yale proved an avalanche today with
her regulars at the guns. Impres
nable when Princeton had the ball,
Yale fairly tore up the turf in offen-
sive. Instead of opening up, the Tis-
ers proved, disappointing. Il was Yale
that pried the lid off conservatism and
threw it away. The forward passing
i of plunging Legore was revelation.
Nothing has ever been seen like 1t on
a foot ball field before. The way Le-
gore, Ainsworth, Knowles and Wilson
got away from 10 to 40 yards on a
! double, triple, auadruple and lateral
passes was nothing short Of iegerde-
main Championship basket ball teams
have shown less efficiency in passing
III was chiefly by this freakish play
that Yale got her three touchd owns
but straight old fashioned attack was
nor to be sneezed at.
| Trouble for Harvard.
| Even II Harvard next Saturday
solves the problem OF Yale's criss-
\ cross almost throw-as-you-please pass
j ing system, the Crimson will have its
hands full stopping Legore, Knowles
! and Ainsworth, the three original HUI
man Krupp guns. Princeton. as noted,
got only six first downs-all Of them
| in the last period. Throughout the
sama the losers got IT'S yards on
rushing the ball from scrimmage. AT
least 125 yards was gained in the
fourth quarter. Yale rushed the ball
sse Yards for IA first downs. On four
teen punts Yale averaged forty yards,
Princeton averaged 43 yards on TWEEN
| ty-three punts.