The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14


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Nyw HAvES. Nov 13.--The men who
morted the Bue Of Yale In the Rowl
his afternoon We're men VINO had grown
rom football pygmes TO giants within
he space Of 'ew days. and in the
annual game with Princeton they ad-
rn.stered shock to their opponents
,hich will be felt by the sons of Mas
'll tog q year to come, The reGenerated
I'll. beat the Tigers by score of Is to
he hisses, and most unexpected athletic
,ictories In the history of college COM
e,i,ion.
Yale. stepped IN defea, and with her
ridron affairs topsyturvy. made such
,r strides under the salvanic coaching
)! Thomas Sheylin and other Yale mem
ogs the pas, week that they rallied
sih a tremendous rush and put their
oo,bail house in such good order as
70 ou,hgh. and defeat one OF the best
Princeton teams OF decade and Il
.sm which had been superior all season
to their conquerors OF this afternoon
The score was l3 to :. and the points
me IN this way: IN the second quar-
',g Na.e took TO herself the first points
d the game when Guernsey. who was
3 chronic nero for the Blue. made a
.sau,iful goal by drop kicking from the
20 yard line. that IT, from the centre
u ;ne hell. In the same period and
yEly few minutes la,er, Guernsey. pro-
~, n points, drop KIcNed another field
:,ai tor Yale, this time from the 80 yard
Line.
Vale Cheering L. Checked.
rhc Yale cohorts N the stands. be-
nde themselves with delisnt over the
Aggressive and productive WORK Of their
pa.t suffered a check to their ap-
ause before the SECOND period ended.
'ot the Tigers fought theii way TO inside
'.,fS = yard line and after bitter
'Irusgl" ~ that part OF III. Blue domain.
Stt their scoring resources tasked to
'-s' ounces. the Tisei~ wedged through
.gr touchdown. The goal Was kicked
oI F..Hc"rou led, points 70 ..
Tn, trst half ended with the tally az
sho,e figures. hut or the play after the
second iilt began Yale was over Prince
'nns god line. The goal was kicked
ON tins roucudown, the count was l3
o : and there the scoring ceased. A
.Hkor h2 Princeton. n run back by
idle, punt ny Yale, Il mum by Tibbott
fl'h WAY ClutChlng the ball on the
bound aNl "umpng the rest of the way
ior lpu hGOWu, that composed the
ectr'yHg series of occurrences which
'"n' Vale 10 the cad again and landed
the hide OF the dl2ed Tiger
VI" whole Yale side of 'he Bow
na~"i MO a riot of waving Blue When
~. alHdnttge OF a spectacular maol-
'iTpW II q battle again swung to the
f.rts..ns Splendid singing and cheer
!ng assisted the Yale players all day
nd every YALE partisan was armed witt
srtIncr OF blue bunting. The ereat
b'V'" Of the t.am had this blue flashing
= intervals. hut when Yale went to the
front for The second time there was al
'u'bur,' of color which dimmed the
clear blue sky and carried a message OF
'r'umh = defeat 10 the Princeton CROWD
s>Ftts H" way
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IT, Princeton yocalization was. a.
AWAY, me. but there was not any
'ong period Of time in which Il coulC
thhe ou ul eXultaut note. At half tin'
Princeton was leading. but the battl,
lil beer 200 clos. and the margin Wa,
TOO Slender for the Tiger supporters e
I@el az AIN r.assured as TO the outcome
Yale u,ou.o we're feeling pretty goo
and dc.ln,lv encouraged over wha
'heir team had done. and when colors O
Blue and White. produced by waved bun,
rc lmr,I A ture Y in the Yale ten,
iH' r0.ur'lon went win added zest.
Of i..p a,od nm "a oyeranwinc Neal
hs upper caches we're a few patches o
.' ~, 'h.n ~ immense sweep to brini