The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14


ing player for Princeton, came thunder
ing down ahead of his players and,
picking up the ball, in mighty strides
covered the remaining twenty yards and
scored a touchdown for Princeton. Keck
kicked the goal. On resumption of play
Murphy kicked off 1fty-five yards to
Lourie, who ran the ball back twenty
Unable to advance Scheerer sent the
ball spinning sixty yards down the field
to Murphy, who brought it back twenty
yards And now began Yale's second
great drive. Its heavy tandem formed
and struck Princeton's line right and left
in rapid succession.
Unable to make first down, Yale
kicked and Princeton returned. In
stantly Yale's plan of battle changed;
the tandem formation was abandoned
and the kick forma ton brought into ac-
ton. BY short line gains, interspersed
by forward pass Yale advanced TWEEN
ty yards, Aldrich and Kempton alter
mating in carrying the ball and finally
planting it for a first down on Prince
tons 80 yard line. Here Prince
tons defence frightened and Yale was
thrown twice for no gain. Thereupon
Kempton attempted forward pass
which Gilroy captured for Princeton.
travelled forty-five yards through the air,
struck the ground and rolled twenty five
yards further, coming to rest on Yale's
yard line Aldrich from behind his
own goal line kicked out thirty-fve yards
Lourie heeled the punt for a fair touch
on his own 35 yard line. The giant Keck.
who throughout the day had been playing
mighty game for Princeton both on
offence and defence, was called upon to
make a place kick. With ease and ac-
curacy he shot the bail between the posts
for a field goal
On the forty-ffth play in this quarter
Aldrich sent n forty-five yard punt out OF
bounds on Princeton's thirty-five yard
line Lourie now ordered the kick forma-
tion into action. Clarity and Lourie. al
ternating with the ball. In two plays adj
vanced the line twelve yards for q first
down. On the next play a kick forma-
ton, Clarity burst through the left side
OF Yales line and raced thirty yards. The
quarter Immediately came TO an end with
Princeton standing confident and aggres-
sive on Yale's 80 yard line.
Fourth Quarter.
On the first play Lourie was tackled
far behind his own line. A single down
icildileO AlluouRn heCk IL rev plays
previously had been hurt SO badly that
he had to be carried from the field. the
giant returned to play, and from the A
yard line attempted to score by goal
from placement. The ball struck the
crossbar in q resounding impact and
bounded twenty yards back upon the
fed OF play. A series OF kicks was
exchanged and penalty of fifteen yards
carried Princeton backward. A long
kick by Yale forced Princeton to put the
ball down on its own 15 yard line.
Princeton kicked, and Yale obtained the
ball on Princeton's 40 yard line. and i'm
nnediately began the Blues third mighty
and most dangerous drive.
The attacking formation was the tan
dem. Sturm and Kelly. alternating with
the ball and pounding Princeton's
guards. carried the ball forward to
Princeton's 20 yard line for first down.
A short run and penalty swept Prince
ton back to It's 10 yard line Here the
Princeton players displayed the tremen-
dous latent power which they possessed
for on each succeeding play Yale was
tackled for q loss, literally picked up by
the Princeton forwards and thrown bod
lily out of Princeton's % yard zone, the
Blues final play terminating in a des-
perate forward pass. an attempt 10 score
by Aldrich, which Dickinson intercepted.
With amazing daring. Princeton, in
the very shadow of IT'S crossbar, threw
forward pass which grounded. There
upon Princeton punted. Scheerers
tremendous kick gave Yale the ball on
the Blues 20 yard line. Determined to
score If possible and accepting the great
hazard of an intercepted pass. Yale
from its 90 yard line. tried In success
sion two forward passes which grounded
and thereupon punted. Princeton on the
first play fumbled, and Yale recovered
the ball on Princeton's 30 yard line and
now began Yales fourth and final drive
A short forward pass. Aldrich TO French,
carried the ball forward four yards.
Two tremendous plunges and a solid
centre charge carried Yale forward 10
yards for first down and put the Blue
once more on Princeton's 20 yard line
Here for the second time the mighty
Pcinchton team arose in its power
tackled Yale three times in succession
behind the line of scrimnage and actu-
ally threw the enemy bodily out Of their
25 yard zone. Thus the quarter and thus
the game came TO an end