New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

story or nov I@tt 4.N~p-t h-.H
Moore fumbled while Princeton stood
aghast ard Yale went into paroHys
OF delight has been told IN another
column. The word picture Of no" Gus
Guernsey proved himself wizard OF
the drop kick, emu.atng the lmmo Ital
Hal Pumpelly, and how ne way
dashed to f. touchdown that won the
game has been painted. But no that
gripping struggle Of the chaik-lined
field, while Gj,OOO spectators bore wit
ness, there were stirring marches, he
role stands, thrilling forward passes
and a million other incidents that 70
10 make football the sport II is.
SO here, play by play, and rush by
rush, Is the story OF the game from
the moment Otis Guernsey kicked the
ball into Shea's arms until Yale TOOK
the ball after Princeton's attempt 81 a
forward pass.
II was Just 1850 o'clock when the Yale
SQUAD led by Captain Wilson dashed out
on the field The squad romped through
its signal drill while myriad cheers
doomed across the field A few minutes
later Captain Click led his band Of Il
gers out 10 battle. The captains met
In midheld, shook hands. and coin
flashed in the sunlight. Head cried
Click, and the coin fell that way. Click
chose the north goal, with the wind a.
his back, and Yale kicked of.
FIRST PERIOD.
Guernsey teed the ball up, and when
the whistle shr.lled, kicked the ball IN
TO Shea's arms The Tiger came back
20 the 35-yard line, where Chubb Shell
don turned him over with beautiful
/ lunging tackle. On the first down
briggs sent the ball twisting 20 where
Captain Wilson caught u and came
back five yards before Hichley stopped
him on the Blues 40-ysrd line.
Wilson slammed into the centre Of
The line FOR two yards, and on the next
down Yale first showed its Minnesota
shift Wilson plunged into the lett
side Of the line for q gain ~ four
yards. covered bv a line that charged
furiously. ON similar plav Van Nos
trand. the Blue quarterback. got Eve
yards and made 70 a first down. snd
again sea Of Blue waved over Che east
stand Another assault on tho Prince
ton line met with suG resistance, and
Guernsey kicked 70 Tibbott, who fum-
bled. and Chubh sheldon fell ON IL for
Yale on rriuccion's 40 ward mark
bingham made fourteen yards in Two
dnahos of the line and tho hall VAS On
rrinceton'a ib.vatd limo After one
thrust Of tackle had failed. Guernsey
tried for 6old goal. but the FRINGE
ton forwards smashed through ana
blocked a. Shea got the ball on
rrinccfon'a i0.yard limo hut was
stopped o. once ntirga was buried IN
charge at white nnd he kicked TO
Wilson on tho fret play following.
Wilson fumhlcd and llighlcy. charging
straight down the field. recovered tho
ball and rprang almost clear liali
stride separated him from Otis Gucrn-
soy and that half stride WAS fatal
Guernsey dove and got him and Yale
continued 10 breathe.
II was princcton's ball on tho ~
yard line and The blue of Yale turned
TO indigo Tibbott sliced past White
for two yards and liking the color
scheme Of the Yale line got yard at
Black a forward pass was grounded
and Tibbott stepped back to the 30
yard line TO try for a field goal The
ball carried wide.
The ball was put into play on the
20-yard line ard after one. plunge had
failed Guernsey punted only ten yards
outside. II was Princeton's ball on
Yale's 27-yard line and the bowl fairly
dubbed with Orange and Black. A line
plunge failed and on the next play shea
threw a forward pass over the goal
line. which IIighley just missed.
Yale put the ball into play on the 20
yard lire. but failing to gain ground
punted to the Princeton 40-yard line.
DrggS dropped back in kick formation
or the first down, and proceeded to
turn off a pretty run of twenty-four
yards before he was piled up by Guern-
sey. Tibbott dove through hole in
centre for four yards and Captain
Click tore off ten more on a pretty
double pass. The march, 50 well be-
gun, ended there, as Tibbott fumbled
on the next play and Sheldon re-
Again Yale found the immovable
body in Princeton's line and Guernsey
punted out Of bounds on Prince
tons 4S-yard line. Click rammed
the line for three yards. but the
referee discovered holding in the
line, and il cost Princeton fifteen
yards. briggs kicked out of bounds
on Yale's l0-yard line and the period
ended.
SECOND PERIOD.
The second period found the ball In
Yale's possession on the Blues 10
yard line with one yard to go on the
lRst down. Guernsey punted to Tib-
bctt on Prineeton's I0-yard line. where
he was stopped short. Shea ripped Off
nine yards in twisting run
daring which he slipped Mt least four
tacklcrs. briggs crunchcd of two
more at the line and first down.
briggs again broke lose from fake
kick and dashed thirty-two yards TO
Els 28-yard line.