New Britain herald., 1919-11-15

1 dlC i'ONi, 4\SN ft;lNGll, NOV. D. ] Yale and Princeton clashed this aft l crnOOn in one of the great gridirOn classics of the season after the war i time lapse in football contests of high | Calibrc, interest in the game has re- Nived With all it's old-time enthusiasm and a crowd of more than 60, 1000 per sons Iacked the Yale Bowl when the whistle blew at ? o'clock The last battle between the Bulldog and the 1 Tiger was in 1916, when the Blue was victorious 10 to 0.
 Despite the splendid showing of the Orange and Black against liar ward last week and the ordinary rec ord of Yale in it's early season games, the supporters of old Eli were giving odds of to I in the early betting, although many were said to be hold ing off for e"en money.
 Confidence was high in the Yale camp and the Blue eleven was looked upon as having no weak spots. Yale outweighs Princeton an average of | to 3 pounds to the man. TcamS Warming Up. The Yale squad. headed by Cap tain J. T. fallahan came on the grid iron at 1:30 and proceeded through warming up practice of bunting and forward passing.
 The Princeton squad came on the field il few moments later in charge of Captain McGraw and followed sim ilar tactics, so that the gridirOn at one time contained more than 40 Yale and Princeton players doing their football eliminarieS.
 Brother Against Brother.
 one of the human interest features of of W. brothers against each other in the same position. Captain Tim Callahan, Yal"'s center had as his opponent his brother "Nike," the Princeton center. Mrs. Callahan, mother of the two football stars, came from her home in Lawrence, Mass, to see her sons in battle. Her seat was in the Yale station. The lineup:
 Yale Position Princeton Iseinhardt Davis
 Left End
 Dickens ................ Keck
 Left Tackle
 AcoSta ............. Baker
 Left Guard
 Callahan (CaptD ........ Callahan
 Center
 Galt ............ (Capt.) McGraw Right Guard
 Walker ..........,...... Bigler Eight Tackle
 Allen ................ Williams
 Right End
 kempton .....-.,...... StruDlnS Quarterback
 J. M. Neville ............ Trimble
 Left Halfback
 Lay ............ W1ttmer
 Right IIolfback
 Brauen ......... Garflty
 ITulback
 O1ficials-Referee, R. Maxwell, Swarthmore umpire, C. Williams, pennsyvania; field judge, l.. Thorpe, Columbia; head linesman, V. A. Schwartz. Brown. Time of periods, 15 minutes.
 At ? o'clock Captains McGraw and Callahan met the officials in midfteld and Referee Maxwell tossed coin. Captain McGraW correctly called the turn and selected the north goal. Bradcn Kicks or. At 2:04 Braden kicked off for Yale, the ball rolling 20 yards along the ground to Callahan, the Princeton center who ran it back one ward. On the first line up Yale was penalized , five yards for off-side play. A line plunge failed to gain and Trimble's forward pass grounded. The latter then gained yards outside of Dick ems. The latter followed with a punt which went as a touchback and Yale put the ball in play on her 20 ward line. Two rushes were ineffective and Yale punted to Princetons 45 yard , line The Yale line held well and Trimble on the third down punted to Nale'S yard line. Braden and -Lay gained 1 yards in two line rushes and Lay added another and then Neville punted to Strubing on the Princeton 37 yard line. Trimble from a kick formation circled Aliens end for g yards. Garrity damned his way through Galt for a first down on Yale's A yard line and then battered his ! way over Callahan for two more A forward pass, Strubing to Davis put the ball on Yale's 3S yard line. Princeton Scores 5. Trimble shot over Walker for a first down on the 35 yard line. A forward pass by Trimble was incom- pletod and Garrity leaped through Walkers position for four yards A forward pass, Trimble to Wittmer gained another first down on Yalc'S 24 yard line. Another forward pass by Trimble was grounded. Garrity picked up a yard outside of Rein , hardt. Garrity ploughed his way Strublng dropped back and kicked 8