The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-13
Sixty Thousand Look On As Princeton And
 Yale Elevens Clash
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through here yesterday TOT even quieter quarters at Hartford, left the capital city during the forenoon in a special car attached to one of the reg ular trains and reached New Haven about noon. The players 1unched on the train and then motored to the bowl, dressing in one of the Yale locker buildings.
 The Princeton squad was the first to make it's appearance on the lime scored gridiron antl three eleVens were sent out for signal drills, bunting and passing practice, by Coach Rush. As was the case in the game against Harvard, each Princeton player bore a large number on his back.
 The Princeton practice ended short ly. The Yale stands rose with ts cheer as Captain Wilson dashed onto the field followed by his blue warriors. The Princeton stands cheered the Yale team. Each side of the field was be- ing shaken by the alternate cheers as the teams chose sides.
 Princeton won the toss and Captain Click took the north end of the field with the wind at his back. Yale had the kickoff.
 FIRST PERIOD.
 Guernsey started the game by kick ing off to Shea on Princeton 15 yard line. The ball was run back to the 35 yard line. On the first down Driggs kicked to Guernsey on Ya1e's 20 yard line. The ball was run back 10 yards.
 Yale tried a wing shift and Guern- sey vent through center Another wing shift enabled Wilson to gain four yards more. The third rush gave Van Nostrand first down on Yale,s Al yard line. Another wing shift and Guernsey made three yards through Princeton's right tackle. Guernsey kicked on the next down and Click nuffed the ball on Princeton's 2S yard line where Sheldon recovered it. On a wing shift Bingham made eight yards Guernsey drove through to the Is yard line.
 On 8 third rush, Bingham made half a yard. It was Ya1e's ball on Princeton's 3 yard line and Guernsey dropped back for a try at goal. The try failed through 8 half block and Shea caught the ball on his five yard line. He ran it back five yards. Click tried Yale's right end, for no gain.
 DriggsS then dropped back for a punt. The ball went to Wilson on Yale's 40 yard line, where the Yale captain muffed it.
 HighIey picked it up. and carried it to Ya1e's 27 yard line. The Prince den change in the aspect of the game. Highley almost had a chance for a touchdown when he was grab bed by Van Nostrand.
 Tibbott made 3 yards through cen ter where he was thrown by White. On the next play Black threw 1Tib- bolt for no gain. Princeton attempt ed a forward pass over the center of the line but Highley muffed the throw. Tfbbott tried a, goal from the B yard line but missed it.
 The ball was brought out and Yale began rushing on the 20 yard line. Guernsey could not gain on the wing shift and dropped back for a. punt. The ball went almost straight in the air and it was Princeton's ball on YaIe's 2s yard line.
 Tibbott tried Yale's left end for no gain. Yale's defense against the Princeton running plays was very strong. Shea tried a forward pass but the ball went over the goal line and it was Yale's ball on their 20 yard line.
 Guernsey tried the Princeton line but was thrown by Click without gaining a foot. The ball was then kicked out of bounds on Prfnceton's fl line. Driggs in1mtdiateIy dropped back for a punt, but instead made a 25 yard run around Ya1e's left end. It was Princeton's ball on Tales s5 yard line.
 Tibbott made five yards through Ya1e's right tackle. Shea found a big hole in the center and planted the ball on a first down on Yale's 21 yard line.
 On the next play there was a fum- ble and Yale got the ball on their 21 yard line. Tibbott dropped it and J. Sheldon recovered it. On the first play Van Nostrand was thrown back for a loss of five yards. Guernsey then punted out of bounds on Prince tons 8 yard line where the ball went to Princeton.
 Click made hve yards but there was holding by Princeton and the ball was taken back to Princeton's B yard line.
 Driggs, on punt formation made. six yards around YaIe's right end.
 The ball was close to the side lines and Click made a yard through cen ter. M. Wilson. brother of the Yale captain, took H1ghIey's place on the Princeton team.
 Driggs punted out of bounds on Yale's 10 yard line where the ball went to Yale.
 The punt was the longest of the game, going over 50 yards. On a wing shift Van Nostrand made three yards. Guernsey then dropped back to the goal line for a punt. Instead. took. the ball but lost a yard in a dash at the center. Bingham tore into the Princeton line for four yards
 First period over-Princetoa. 0; Yale, 0.
 Second Period
 The second period started with the ball in Yale's possession on their 19 yard line. Guernsey immediately punted to Tibbott, who was driven out of bounds on princeton's 40 yard line. After the ball had been brought in Shea went around Ya1e's left end and made nine yards.
 Dr:ggs carried the ball . yard to the center of the field and also for a first down. On a delayed pass. Driggs eiuded the ' ale team and ran to I YaIe's 2S yeard line before he was thrown by Van Nostrand
 It was Princeton's second long run of the game. Click fumbied the first rush but recovered the ball. On an attempted forward pass by Shea the