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

to only three for Yale and gain Of six
yards, but in running back punts ard
kick-offs the Blue stood out, gaining in
this way 10l yards to only 81 for Prince
ton. This speaks we'll for the general
tackling and play of the Yale ends.
This superiority, however, was the
more surprising, as under the direction
of Tom Shevlin the Yale backs played
a number OF r1nts safely, preferring
to lose a little ground rather than take
a chance of some dangerous tumble.
This was particularly true in the sec
ond half when Yale was in the lead.
Penalties Hurt Tigers.
In penalties the Tigers suffered.
Over-anxiety led to much holding and
some otfside play. and there were two
cases Of roughing also, or so it was
announced through the megaphone.
Princeton lost ninety-fve yards through
penalties to fifty by Yale.
Alertness and sharp following OF the
ball were outstanding assets for the
Blue, as in this way every advantage
was taken of eight fumbles by the
Tigers, two of which were fatal and
three Of which were more or less dam
aging.
This much at least reflected 70 the
credit of early teaching. II turned out,
after all, that the Yale men were not
so weak in fundamentals. for fund.-
n.entals cannot be taught in eight or
ten days. Frank Hinkey and the resi-
dent coaches were doing more, i seems,
than was indicated by the earlier
games.
Princeton did not give the same i'm.
preston Of finish as against Harvard
q week ago. This may have been due
in part to slight disorganization when
Yale presented such bold front. Plays
that went against the Crimson ana
which were counted on largely today
failed almost in their inception. Click
was 100 closely watched 70 prove e.
fective in his quarterback run.
Further than that, Princetons run
ming attack was less efficient and not
80 well sustained, due largely 70 the
hard, sharp charging Of the Yale for
wards, who turned of or broke up
PLAYS before they we're well started.
In fact, all through the game the Yale
men charged harder and better than
their opponents. ,,,
CAPTAIN Click, while not so brilliant
a. Tibbott, Moore and briggs, was ~
ali odds the steadiest man on the
Princeton team. His work In the sec
ondary line Of defence was wellnigh
perfect, and he did more than HE fair
share Of the tackling.
Lamberton did not stand out 30 bold
IL a. right end az he did against mar
ward, but for ell that played a strong
heady game. Highly, however was
easily boxed. and quickly gave way 70
Wilson, a brother Of the Yale captain,
and later to Brown. For a snort time
only il was case OF brother against
brother. Hogg played a sound game a.
guard, and Mclean also did wen uhtiI
relieved by Larsen, but on the wnoie
the Tigers did not seem 70 De 30 ISii
OF dash and in quite such good condi-
ton as they were a week ago. That
hard game may have turned the edge;
Guernsey, Black, Club Sheldon ana
Gates. when he went in, were the out.
standing stars for Yale, or 80 II seemed
10 me. The work Of the last trio In the
line and their tackling In tho open
counted materially. Sheldon In partic-
uIar followed the ball with the cum
ming of a hound and recovered TWO
Guernsey was the Blues strongest
s.set because Of his punting, drop
Kicking and hard running, but Bingham
al,o PLAYED his part well. He started
quicker and hit the line harder thah
almost any back seen this year, whiie
he was a power with Captain Wilson on
tho secondary line Of defence. -
Van Nostrand handled his team wen
and made few, If any, mistakes in Judg,,
ment, while Wilson proved himself OF
far greater value TO the team at nan
hack than at quarterback. lie was IN
practically every play. Church ana
Wiedeman, on the ends, were reliable
w.thout being particularly conspicu-
Gus. but, on the whole, they held their
own with the Princeton pair. ana IN
some respects earned slight adVan-
tagc.
Pic Way, at tackle, also must be men,
toned. His work WAS ever steady ana
consistent, and he IL was who was on
Toe ground 10 snap up loose bail ana
race for touchdown.
With Princeton beaten, Yale can now
point for the Harvard game ut Jam
Fridge. lust one week off, with fresh
courege and reawakened confidence;
You don't want slow remedy whcn
your Ills are serious. Try the. Tom
hhevlin tonic. ~ works IN New haven