New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

slashing, crushing DIoWS got IN the
Dropping for moment the geological
intonation, Princeton beat Yale 20 to O..
And that is only part of the story that
unfolds Princetons greatest triumph
in the snsn Of fortyfour years Of Yale
competition. For the first time in
.wenty-one years-dating back to Ar
.hur Poes second miracle-the Orange
and Black Aoated over the Blue for the
second year in succession.
For the first time in seventeen yearl
dating back to the days of John De-
witt-Nassau beat Eli on Princeton
field.
And for The first time in all football
history Princeton team danced off
INFO the November dusk with a lead Q.
20 points on Yale.
Worst Drubbing OF History
This beating to-day was the worst
that Yale ever suffered from Prince
ten team. All past records collapsed
70 the final whistle blew at 4:2l D. M.
and the Nassau horde started its snake
dance up and down the field. Twenty
four years age. hack in 1896, Garry
ccchran's famous machine crushed the
Blue by a score of "a to s. The margin
there was eighteen points. TODAY
Princeton added two additional points
to this wide margin and held Yale
scoreless in one-sided battle, where
Yale never had the gray CHEST of an
outside chance.
For the first quarter Princeton
swarmcd all over Yale but couldn't
score The Blue eleven looked be-
vildered and slow. but penalties and
bad passing more than offset Prince
tons lashing, gaining attack.
But n ortly alter the second quarter
opened Frank Murrey, from a difficult
angle, planted drop kick square.y
upon the S5-yard line, and that blow
was the beginning of the Yale collapse
For the next fourteen minutes Yale
fought bitterly to stem the Tiger at
tack. The second half was closing our
rapidly and fale's defense VS. holding
up, An escriarEe or k4ua. followsS
and tTr-vssss'n t'@-s.-- s-s ia. ball nm
Yale's 42-xar.y
Ihs~' a':Se hardly i've seconds left
to play-lust time for one attempt
when big Keck dropped back apparent
iy for try at placement. Dcn Lourie
on one knee stoppe to receive Cal
lahan's pass. Yale, alert to block the
Slck, was ready for the charge. The
oail cane TO Lourie, who faxed the
placement as Keck stepped forward,
And then a~mething happened
Yale lve'cF by Fake Kick
In place of kicking Keck dashed for
yard and spilled the first Yale man in
sight. Lourie, leaping to his feet.
clreled out around Yale's right wing
ana began threading his way toward
,he goal. There was one big Blue tack
Ter only stride behind, who might
nave cut down the run by diving for
wafa' put OF instead of this he sprint
ed on in vain attempt to overtake the
flying Lourie, who was covering ground
On winged heels. For forty-two yards
ne worked his way across the Yale line.
WIN time up as keck kicked goal.
ny tnis hnely planned and finely ex-
eeute' piece of strategy Princeton fin
Hned the first half, leading 10 to 0.
Snortly after the second half opened
sScheerer standing on his own 35-yard
ahe;; lifted a mighty punt down the
held, where Torne Murphy stood
waiting for the catch. The ball sailed
nlgh up above the field, twisting and
spiral,lng on its way as Murphy backed
70 70 WITHIN fifteen yards Of his own goal.
me ball finally topped into the Yale
mans arms and for one-half second
bounded partly out. Ordinarily it
you'd you'd nave been an easy recovery
na' ra' in that half second Snad Davis, the
iiiger end, diyed into Murphy with such
lorce that the ball bounded free and
moment later Captain Callahan's
orange and black arms were around it
snd IN two strides he was over the
1sie line for another touch down.
sine Kicking Completes Humiliation
~ was a combination of the big
ysas toe, belonging to Scheerer and
Aeck that produced the last three
points; Another OF those high twist
ing ocneerer runts sailed over the last
ssiaainlng guard in the Yale backfield
ssfd line. Aldrich punted out we'll
..om back OF his line to the 36-yard
sasas' ,asak' where Lourie called for fair
sa1cn and who're moment later Keck's
soai d, from placement split the pests.
IN. 4 MS was he goal that broke I.;nce-
whs record of points against ger
ancient rival, finally passing the mar
sn OF 1876, that had stood for nearly
;;sehsy-hve years. 1t was the crown |
.ug Jolt to battered Blue team that
aau a nothing to offer but an erratic |
aslense, defense that fought back
samely, but uncertainty. against a far
better machine
srlfinceton to-day came to the height |
:. her game ard proved her greatness
- team: No better Tiger team ever |
iook the field. Even when held score
%s.ss IN the first quarter it was gaining
gsIouho almost at will with Garrity, |
Murray or '.ourie circling Yale's ends |
81 siao shaing b,lithely forward just out
strangely enough Princeton never
,n1ted ... In to score until her running
LACK LACK was checked and her better
sTsiag game began to drive Yale back !
lao Jones tried out everything he |
sau but he never had enough. He
sstSed ssls Thorne Murphy in the first |
ssn :. ana Herb Kempton in the second
s,.s quarter. He called upon Aldrich, his |
rssr mo-" back, but there wasn't sufficient
bgser or skill in the Yale stable to
w Va,Is tnls Princeton team in check.
--aies attack throughout was feeble |