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On the next play Click fumbled The
ball. but made smart recovery. Shea
attempted & forward pass but vas
hurled 70 earth by Chubb Sheldon, who
was proving himself q veritable demon
in blue. Shea then tried q forward
pass. but Van Nostrand intercepted the
hall and dashed thirty yards 20 his own
l5-ysrd line, where Captain Gllck 80;
him.
An attack or TIE line bro1ght ths
ball Just past rri6felc, sid after FOR
ward pass had fRiled Guernsey dropped
back 20 try COS. from the fed. He
stood on the s. ward line, srd feU be
neved that anything but forwsr5 pass
would be attempted. Bu; Guernsey
rose 20 the greatest heights ir the
kicker's at. and scat tft hsI ever re
bar and between the posts for eos-
Fate PLAYED little part tcr &c icsther
struck the bar su6 bounded over.
rarisette kske5 o. 60 Wilson. VIC
dashed bach 80 wfofe,S. rlcCrt :
through host - Ors-Ce s-d Elsck
tscklers. scattering thcrs ieft sr6 rtfht
- he went Bingham rTreS siorI feT
ihree Yards, sri thc sane gisyer made
&c hrs, down Nv rsr'mire re hue
for Ten ysrSs Ii MAS ;rest - see
;his hoy hi the line A. ;his Toir;
Hrowr wss substituted fcT NiSh.ey.
Brown. IN hi, anxiety. spckc - cre ~
Two u the Princeton players before re
rcrtinc 20 ;hc referee. srd cost his
team iS-ysri penalty.
10 Was Nslc's ball IN prinee;cns g
yard linc Twice Guernsey smashed
into tho line. and twice he rchountei
with no material damage done, 80 Cap
tain Wilson PLAYED trumrs. lie sent
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men and restoring them with hearts
that carry the vital spark.
Yale had the vital spark today, and
this spark was soon famed into =
fame. she starred fighting ard shs
tinuous performance. In the way q
actual football power, ave In The grsa.
defensive work Of her line, she never
had record crop or any part thereof.
But she used what she had 20 the Gnsl
ounce-snd Just q trihs beyond.
She went crazy, IS Shevlln for ten
days has been begging her 70 do, just
crazy enough TO do q little better than
her best. She went Jus, crazy enough %
tear headlong into better football team
and pound il with such untiring force.
coming and going, that IL was soon
roeling and swaying, out Of balance and
out Of tune, though we mix all the
metaphors there are in driving our
blunt point home.
Yale Always Fighting.
Yale never quit hghting long enough
10 take an extra breath. With line
defence led in the main by Black; with
a swift return 20 old-fashioned funda-
mentals, she stood by the guns until
Princeton slipped. And when Prince
ton slipped the Tiger fell into well.
We have seen no tenn follow the
ball any better than Yale did to-day,
| for when a team RECEIVERS five out OF
eight slips, 1t isn't matter Of luck, but
OF eficiency-eflciency in being at the
proper spot at the appointed time.
No one could Justly say that Prince
ton quit. Princeton fought well enough,
and she fought with plays that should
have won. But Princeton acted as one
fights when he doesn't know just where
the next blow will fall. uncertain, out
Of focus, in and out
You could sense early In this game
the Princeton feeling that perhaps Yale
after all would come back as she did
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Four years ago Harvard and Yale IN
turn fumbled away the Eastern cham
pionship 20 Princeton. Last Saturday
and again to-day Princeton, with po-
likeness incarnate, fumbled her glory
back to Harvard and Yale, and the JOB
she made of 1t this afternoon was the
work Of a master, unparalleled in Mas
sau annals. III,
Princeton backs to-day at critiea!
moments could not have caught con-
.ag.ous fish Eight times the Tiger
grip slipped from the elusive yellow
egg, and on FIVE Of these occasions some
alert toiler in blue harness recovered
the ball
of "Pie" Way for Yale touchdown.
The other slipped from the over-eager
grasp Of Billy Moore when he had only
seven yards Of light zephyry atmosphere
TO romp through for a certain touch
down. Eliminate these two fumbles
with the six counted, and Princeton
would have won ID TO G in place OF
losing l3 10 Z. at,
There is only one drawback to this
Arrangement. You can't eliminate
them. Yale won't stand for it. We
spoke 10 Mr.. Yale about IL tonight,
and his answer was short and TO the
noint: "Not an outside chance. The
game goes with the score"
Fumbles Tell the Story.
Yale to-day waged game, desperate
battle, but il is taking no credit from
her 20 say that she won through Prince
toms vital weakness in handling the
ball rather than by her skill and power.
Princeton rushed the ball zoo yards 10
Yale's 90. Princeton made twelve hrst
downs 70 Yale's four. Princeton gained
forty yards on forward passes TO fales
six. Princeton punts averaged ~ yards
to Yale's even 20. Only in running
back punts did Yale lead her Tiger
rival.
Here was a predominance that seems
oyerpowerjng. a margin too wide to be
crossed. But the answer comes under
this one heading: Ball lost by fun"
bles: Princeton, 5; Yale, l."
Here you have the story Of the Bit
terest football sorrow that Nassau has
ever known. Here you have the story
OF more Princeton hesrtaehes than one
game ever before produced Here with
Yale AZ the bottom OF her deep dip and
with an indigo record Of but one vic
tory In twelve years against an institu-
ton that four smaller elevens In turn
had dismantled and almost demolished
and here at last TO finish with the
same old dismal, d,eary story that
found It's finale in another Blue tri-
umph and another Nassau tragedy even
beyond the uncanny upset Of 1910, when
Tom Shevlin for the FIRST time rompsd
out Of the West and transformed kit
ten into bulldog within two weeks.
But this game Is not entirely the
story Of Princeton mistakes There
we're enough Of these 20 make three
deck novel that Theodore Dresser, or
Charles Dickens might we'll envy. But
with all this there was something more.
There was the magic Of Sheylin; Shey-
lin, not the machine mailer, but the
soul builder; who has the uncanny fac
vIty Of taking hearts Of lead out Of
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Guernsey Made
a Record Kick

New Haven. Nov. l3.-Otis
Guernsey made football history in
the Yale Bowl to-day, for his drop
kick from the 52-yard line set u
mark 10 shoot at, so far as Yale
Princeton games were concerned.
IL broke the record set in 1912 by
Hal Pumpelly, who scored from the
4s-yard line in the closing minutes
of play, after a kicking battle with
Pendleton.
Tot ODes holds the record, for
he scored from the 62-yard line for
Wisconsin in the game with North
western in 1885. Guernsey, how
ever. stands third on the list.
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Spirit Instilled BY
ShevLin Made Yale
Victor Over Tigers
That, and Princeton's Fumbling,
Allowed Blue to Snatch the
Glory from Team in Many
Ways Stronger but
Lacking Confidence.
By GRANTLAND RICE.

New Haven Conn., 13The will be told by lips and
written by many pens Yale this pink and blue No
vember afternoon didn't Princeton lost Yale full
fortnight ago. and she lost two
Fs-Whn dera the Minnesota laundering
from Minneapolis with Tom Shevin abroad Two bombs
properly hyhenad would saved
told anguish and despair gray edge Of odays dusk
sond-When import for Coach John Harlan Rush two
hoesheads the make for ackhd hands and fingers
So il bappeDed that while back Princeton
using the air route for Yale
vnod by the wzadry Sheyn, back out Of the
that and
anything And Yale coming BACK passed
fumbing her out into the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

Not including Of 80 nerceptng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

One 81 tho bsst plays Of tho dsy was
made by Black whom Princeton kicked
oF. using low. hard bound for tho
purpose, m tho second quarter. The
hall came 10 Black on bad anglo. but
ho Hcooped H. from tho sod like H.
Wagner going NJ an Unfold hit. rushing
twenty yards before no was finally
cOrrnlIcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Enough to Worry
Me- Haughton

Among those present, as they say,
were Percy Haughton and Reggie
Brown. registered from Harvard.
Haughton missed no moves. Toward
the close OF the game football star
of other days leaned over and put up
this query: well, how does it look"
Not any too we'll" was Haughton's
comment. "Tve got enough TO worry
me now, after all"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
FILIPINOS FAST ON DIAMOND

Manila, Nov. l3.-The baseball teams
Of the University Of Chicago and the
University Of the Philippines battled
to-day to a scoreless tie. The game
was called on account Of darkness In
the tenth inning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Hon Princeton Took the
Field Against Yale Eleven

Average weight Of line ls3 pounds weight OF Yale
bakfeld
weight weight Of Princeton
eleven IFS weight Yale eleven s pounds
BY PERIODS
Goals fedGuensey
hal-Wson for Highley
Hghy left end; Moore
Shea left haback
left tackle Buterworth
hafback
Ames fer Dckerman
back; Heyngcr Nourse at left guard
hafNioseley for Wedman
Black left guard Allen
end;W Waldo Miller at
Omeials
Of Morcc
f.. 4. Annapolis
Time game o'clock Yale Bowl periods
Fifteen m
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in 1910: that some mysterious Shevlin-
made force would develop and sweep
her into the rut again. Her interior
erce formed swift and hard-her backs
struck with force-her line stood up
fairly weil-but there was no conf
dence in her attack, and az stated in
tervsls the Big flop came, which left
Yale with an open highway down the
field.
IN the way OF AawlesS execution this
game was poorly played. But a. hu-
man drama, rich IN psychology and
.eeming with spectacular turns, II was
what Carlyle, Ruskin or Macaulay
night have called humd.nger.
In the first quarter Princeton FUN
BE on the Tigers 2I-yard line gave
Yale her first chance. This tumble was
An event that cast It's shadow before.
L. was the first sign OF PrncetOn's IN
certain mental attitude. A few min
utes later Wilson, % Yale, mufed A
punt, and as r ghiey na55ed the ball
one more stride would have put him
on the purple side Of glory. But a
euicz tackle By Guernsey saved Yale
seven points-and the game.
Big Spots.
TIE game was replsts with big spots
Toward the middle OF the second pc
rod. With the battle Sill even. Guern-
ser dropped back q The 52yard line.
r vas a long snot, but Mr.. Guernsey
has lorz right leg. The ball sailed
out. struck The bar, and then fipped
ger on me right side for Yale. This
drop kick bounded over exactly "a
f Pun cslIy's did thrss years ago, only %
travelled FIVE yards more % complete
~ hurdle.
Later On. from he 3s-yard line,
I Guernsey added another three point
/ cluster. Here came he hardest hzht-
.ng % the tay. Princeton, fghting ss7-
sgsly, went % Yals's 5-gard line, only
70 be zen. back thirty yards on pen
fer. followed ,hs star play ~ ths
day. Checked on Ysle's 22yhrd lins.
with ten yards % 70 on the third down,
q Tibbott dropped back as II % shoo, a.
goa, instead II which he crossed Ysle
completely by pegglnR a hne FORWARD
pass 20 Click on Yale's 1l-yard line.
Even then IL took tho Tigers seven
PUSHES 20 20 eleven yaTd' through
Ysle's rugged. scrappy defence.
Yale Won the game In the THIRD pc
Rod. from her own 3G-yaTd line. Guern-
gey's long punt bounded from Tibbotts
arms, Way picked it up. Blnck bowled
over the only tackler near and Prince
ton was beaten team: beaten, not by
the fortunes Of war or the break Of
the game, but because Yale played a
surer, safer contest and played it up 70
and beyond her limit, while Princeton's
exhibition WAS the poorest she has
shown all year.
Princeton broke against Yale as Yale
broke three years ago against Harvard.
Rush had done all he could do, but
Princeton's mental attitude was fog
bound and out OF focus.
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