The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

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long and was made in eight
threat kick formation with
Aldrich made one end run OF
during this burst Of offense \
ward pass.
Yale Puzzled In First Half
An inexperienced Yale eleven,
puzzled during the first two periods
by Princeton forward passes. but
outrushing its opponents In scrim-
mage plays and constantly threat
enlng 10 score through this super
lority and through brilliant runs
back OF punts by OTTchrn, found IT.
Hoit in the last halr game and dag
nosed the Princeton forward pass at
tack, which was largely from a de-
ployed formation. Yale defensive
power toward the end Of the game
broke up "a forward pass attack that
threatened TO win the game for the
Tigers In the sensational style which
In a tradition of Princeton football
history and which featured the
Ttgerf' victory over Harvard iaSj
Saturday.
Princeton followers had one big
"if' after the game. For n few Rec-
onds, as darkness was settling over
the immense Vale bowl II looked ns
II Ralph Gilroy. Princeton back,
who won the game against Harvard
by q 65-ynrd run an n forward pass.
would repeat against Yale as Sam
White did In 1911, But a smashing
tackle by Sturm. Yale right end and
activity by Mallory. Yale right half.
prevented II.
Gllroy Almost Did II.
with Princeton having the ball
on It's own 20-yard line late In the
last period, the limo 6enloyed. IL
was obviously for n forward pass.
but Just which would be used Of the
many varieties Princeton had from
the formation was q question, Snively
was back In the kicker'a position.
He' got the bail from center, 10
Yards back OF the scrimnhUc linc
and waited until the Yale line was
about on top Of him before he hurled
the sphere Just over the left OF ccu-
Ter down the side lincs on Nale's
40-yard line, 40 yards from where
the ball was put In play aud 80 ynrds
from where Snlvely threw II. Gilroy
caught IT, He had taken two steps
toward the NHle goal, toward victory.
and n notable play In Tiger gridlron
annals came whom Sturm hit HIM
u
was no great that the hall rolled
from Gilroys right arm and out 'ot
bounds. Mallory, Nalc's halfback /.
diyed on II and the danger W Yale
losing well deserved victory was
over
The "Undcriakcr" Song
Yale's cheering section started the
"undertnker" song in which an OPP
ponent is grmiy reminded that there
IL. N.f4N .al Iau A.F n
pressed the rooters and the brilliant
Neidungcr shot into the game to
substitute for Captain Aldrich lie
started tearing up prinCeton'a line
and had put the bah on Princeton 4
31-yard line whom the last whistle
blew,
The superiority of Yale Ia further
Attested by the fact that 1t WORKED
the bah near enough 10 the Prince
ton goal on four occasions to try tul
field goals which failed, AldriCl
missed one OF 80 yards la the tlrs
period and one % - yards IN ;h,
fourth quarter.
The last was so close that an ~
fetal at first signalcd that 1t hu,
succeeded, then changed his mind
O'Hearn missed one OF AZ yards Il
the second period and one OF S
yards In ne third quarter,
Naic's Power Decided II.
Hale's power In line smashing an
end running and the startling run
backs of punts ny O'Hrarn CAV
most OF the Harvard regular
watching the game something {
reflect upon In preparation r1r tn
last game of the year IN tn
Harvard Yale Princeton lrrang,
ment next Saturday,
Exclusive OF the forward pas
Yale IN 5S scrimmages gained
net total OF lSI yards, an ayerag
Of about az yards per rush. Prince
ton In II similar plays advanced
net total OF ll6 yards, an averag
Of about 2.S yards per rush. In th
Glrst half OF the game the supcriorit
OF the blue In this respect was NOR
manifest. II averaged five yards 10
q total OF 90 yards. LouriC, "a
Princeton quarter ran back on,
one and that for three yard'
Princeton completed eight torwar
passes for a total gain OF lO3 yard
II tried four which were incomplet
and three which were intercepteJ
Yale completed three forward passe
for total gain OF as yards. trie
three which were incomplete. Non
OF its passes were Intercepted, ial
earned first down l3 times, com
pared with prlgeston's eight.
fhv lineup;
Nalo 70 B. Princeton
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