New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

thought il worth while TO pick tho
leather up. so Moseley, left end Of the
Blue, attended to that detail, and was
clear when it occurred to one Of tho
benighted Princetonians that it might
be a good plan to tackle him This
was done, and it was Yale's ball OH
Prncetons 20-yard line. This coll
lossal blunder paved the way for Yale's
victory
lie Gore hit the line for a two-yard
gain, and Neville added half step.
La Roche bucked the centre for
couple Of yards, and Braden dropped
back for trial at goal. His aim was
sure this time, and the ball shot be-
tween the posts and over the bar for
three points. The score was: Yale,
3; Princeton, 0.
Eddy gathered in Braden's Kickoff
this time and came back to the 25-
yard line. briggs punted on the first
down, and La Roche made a fair catch
on Yale's 40-yard line. Some OF tho
Yale men broke through and mauled
briggs around considerably, and tho
ball was called back, and the Blue
penslized fifteen yards for roughing
the kicker.
Eddy gained . yard on q buck Of
kick formation. and then Brown took
q forward pass from briggs for a
gain Of ten yards. Fox stopped Billy
Moore dead in his tracks, and on the
next play Baldrige intercepted q for
ward pass and was brought down on
Prnceton's 30-yard line.
Neville and Braden clicked of a
first down in three plunges, and after
a sharp attack was repulsed by still
sharper fighting. Braden tried another
field goal, which was wide, and the
Tigers took the ball on their own 20
yard line. briggs at once kicked TO
La Roche, and the Princeton ends
covered the punt so well that the Blue
back was downed in his tracks on
Yale's 45-yard line. McGraw was sub
stituted for Latrobe at this point.
Neville made short gain through
Nourse, and Yale punted out OF bounds
on Princeton's 26-yard line.
A spirited punting duel between Le
Gore and briggs followed, the latter
gaining on every exchange. Yale had q
little the better of the running attack,
however. Princeton then started on
what promised to develop into a march
down the field. Brown got dozen
yards at the line, and Moore and Eddy
slammed of nine yards in three PUSHES.
On the fourth trial, however, Cupe
Black slammed through and dropped
Moore short, giving the ball to Yale.
Braden punted Immediately, and Eddy
made the catch on Princeton's 25-yard
line. briggs returned the kick on the
first down, and Neville hit the line for
three yards just as the period ended.
FOURTH PERIOD.
lie Gore punted over the line on the
first play in the final period, and Prince
ton took the ball on its 20-yard line.
Brown was sent into the line on the
first down, bucking of a kick forma-
ton. He struck an immovsble mass,
however, and lost his grip on the ball.
Captain Black swooped down on the
ball and recovered 1t on Princeton's 2l-
yard line.
Neville made three yards In two
thrusts az tackle, and then Yale made
the play which resulted In an easy
touchdown. Neville shot forward
pass to lie Gore, who was pinned down
on the 2-yard line. La Roche carried
the ball TO within one foot of,the line
on a centre rush. and lie Gore crashed
over the line from left shift forma-
ton. Comerford kicked the goal, and
the score was: Yale. 10; Princeton, o.
Gennert kicked of for Princeton, and
La Roche caught the ball. lie ran
down the field about ten yards. but
Yale men had used their hands, and
the ball was called back. the Blue being
penalized fifteen yards. lie Gore made
twenty-five yards of kick formation,
but a moment later Yale again WAS
penalized. lie Gore punted and Prince
ton took the ball. briggs Sicked on the
second down to Yale's 25-yard line.