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

put In play and Murrey dashed around
Yale's right end for thirty-fiye varda
Lining up, the play was repeated by
Lourie around the opposite end for
twelve yards. The swiftness of action
by the Princeton players was battling
to the Blue. Again the kick forma, ion
swung into place. This time a forward
pass was shot by Lourie, which Jordan
OF Yale intercepted. Yale essayed ono
assault against Princeton's line, which
Lesendre steInmed, and then Princeton
punted.
At this point. the fifteenth play in the
quarter. Princeton began the first Of its
six great, stirring drives of the day.
employing repeatedly the kick forna-
ton. Starting from Yales 80 yard line
the brilliant advance began. A forward
pass, Murrey to Garrity advanced the
Orange and Black standard fifteen yards
which penalty on the next play nulli-
fed. Thereupon Princeton twice In sue
cession essayed a forward pass, both OF
Which gorunded. With single down
left, Murrey tried drop kick Gala
han of Yale blocked It. but Gilroy OF
Princeton recovered the ball on Yales
35 yard line.
Three tremendous onslaughts burst In
pieces against the bulwark In Blue and
Lourie lifted Intentionally short punt
OF twenty-five yards out OF bounds. Yale
brought the ball in and instantly punted.
Lourie caught the ball and put 1t down
for Princeton at midfield. The play was
now the thirty-fourth of the period. and
here began Princeton's second mighty
drive OF the day. AS previously, the
mechanism Of attack was the kick for
nation. Left and right the Yale line
was raked for small gains. The drive
,v-ir.t
kicks.
On Yale's 40-yard line Lourie hurled a
forward pass to Garrity. which Clarity
caught and carried forward fifteen
yards. A second pass, O mighty throw
Of thirty yards. grounded. On the next
play Cutler Of Yale threw Lourle for n
loss and the second drive came to an
end by brilliant punt OF fifty yards by
Lourie, the ball rolling and coming TO
rest on Yale's 1-yard line. thus forcing
the Blue to punt from behind Its goal
line and giving the ball TO Princeton on
Yales S0-yard line.
The great Princeton host In the tower
ing stadium was now on its feet. call
ing In mighty road for a touchdown.
Princeton's kick formation instantly
flashed into action. Yale, tackling des-
perately, checked the first two assaults.
but on the third Murrey threw a for
ward pass TO Clarity for ten yards, the
latter being tackled by Cutler. thus
placing the ball on Yale's I-yard line.
The pass. however. did not achieve q
first down, as the ball was thrown from
a point ten yards behind Princeton s
line. single down remained. Here
the quarter ended. As the teams ex-
changed goals the multitude Of 10000
arose TO it's feet, Princeton's host call
ing upon their team TO score, Yale's host
calling upon their team to get the ball.
second Quarter.
Princeton lined UP in kick formation
with Murrey back to his rs yard line
The angle was wide, and the attempt was
difacult. but with the precision that char
AZ. ,rized this peerless players play
IN, ouxhout the day. he accurately sent q
kick through the goal posts, and amid
mighty roar the score board hasheo
Princeton 3. Yale o.
Yale kicked off. and Princeton. AL
though on It's own 25 yard line, coura-
geous and confident, threw forward
pass. Lourie TO Gilroy. for fifteen yards, 70
which Gilroy added fifteen more by a
brilliant run. a penalty soon FORCED
Princeton to punt. giving Yale the ball
on their own 35 yard line. Unable 70
gain, Yale punteu, ana frnceVon tS-
turned the kick Yale now began Its
first great drive OF the day. employing
the tandem formation exclusively. Yale
crept forward By short gains forty-two
yards marked by three first downs. and
crossing Princeton's 25 yard line. Within
this zone Princeton's line OF forwards
soldihed into q bulwark which Yale
could not penetrate. whereupon Murphy
attempted 20 score by drop kick, but
failed. The remainder of this quarter
was characterized by the Intellectual at
tempts Of both elevens to advance by
running attacks. As the quarter was
closing Scheerer lifted the greatest punt
OF the day, sixty-nve yards. which crossed
Yale's goal line and forced the Blue to
touch back.
Murphy kicked of for Yale, sending
the ball fifty yards down the field to
Lourle. who ran II back fifteen yards
scheerer thereupon lifted high In tho sky
punt which travelled fifty yards down
the field. The ball pursued a spiral
course that was too difficult for MURPHY
OF Yale. The spinning. curving bal
twisted out Of the latter's arm and Eel
the ground on Yale 90 yard line.
Callahan Of Princeton. who through
out the day had been q deshing, fash