New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
avs the Columbia Eleven Trump 3 Polo Grounds Grdo
Princeton Defeats Yale 3 10 4 /
For Big 3 Title Before SIS ON

Aaag again With Jordan -
blinking away at each .,snd Nss
the 34-yard line wish a. sasr bsss
trail now almost over Is iong d ,
shadows that were si;.a The IS
and swiftly on the 6etgFing siIsss &
heart-breakjng march III III. y va b
time was growing brief .S a,.S ssiae + b
had all come to such de- sa me essAs essAs.
through Tiger stanchnsss aal isiish E
leck OF a scoring plav sA ana Iii @
pisa s.,I9 rass roacsneld could put sasesss seisa 6
again and by hard stragrl;sen gsnt I'll
forward pass thrown in. fssIas VA 81
the ball to within drop-kicsi,assy i,sy !, ,weras Il
and favoring wind to helnS alstss
last eight-yard plunge csr,ia, csg 5cttss I
TO Princeton's 32-yard I;na I;a sat ii
Of Beckett's tumble Iordan,. y ss
Melted five down on the Tspsras,sss1s asss nv f sz
line, with the now dim. sSsd. "a ,ysIs s.
goal bar In easy reach - os.Iio b
toe. II Yale had gone in far .sa sasssa IS
here the tie was in easv ~, ~ ssat 5
Yale was after a toachdowr ss.sA bs M
ssckets, trying running fsks 6 s.
nine yards, and on his NEXT ala ra !. Y
seven more, so that o'Hesrr y y
of having a drop-kicking ehs,aa = w
the 30-yard line, was nov 80 e Iiss
yards away as he drove his ~ Z 4
ball. which rose above the sss.aa,G, : y B
players, dead on the right lin. sN
few yards short. That was ysI.,assst 'sst
scoring chance. Those two unfa.s.s- s
(for Yale, at least) attempts ,tOss.as a p,.1
had lost nearly twenty ysr5. ss
o'Hearn, closer up, might Nav ,ssss VS. + +
out a drawn verdict. 1t was not y.s's , B B
day 70 win, in spite Of runs,a. :. !. Il
tack that carried more Chan 49, y
the Tiger power. Ss'sa
Tiger Canny to the Lae
Princeton held to the bah ts shs 81
play TO save up the few seconds =
and when the game ended tie ~.
had just lost fifteen yards, wild ss, 1
fourth down gene on her ovr s,,.,
line, bat he knew time vas IN ~. r..
he tried the last play, hea1y end sssl
eyed to the closing turn Of The ass
As the battle ended the Tiger stsss
enptied the most frenzied swirl 4
cheerers upon the field that NE s,s.
ever seen at any game. Thcy rss
cheering one Of the most reus,kss.
teams OF all football history. = ,,s~
that had been constantly outrushss i
the year, but team Gaat had the gSI
TO win, team no rival could beat. TEs
Tiger team vas the most remaykaB+
contribution that Bill Roper and ts
ine staff had ever given 10 the gsr,
For to-day where they were rvsnei
back and forth across the field tLm
still had that same unbroken deferp
waiting at the main moments Of bss,k
and they made no mistakes Of hand !,
brain that could work against them.
They were outrushed BY Chicago and
Harvard, but Yale's superiority VA
fully as heavy as Chieago's, for tbs
vital statistics showed that by rush II
the Bulldog gained nearly four yard
to the Tigers one.
1t was this machine-like efncieut-
upon defence, this quickness 70 dips
through the first open break, to ssis
with both hands the first half eharu
that carried Princeton through. Again
Yale. as against Harvard, the Tigerfss
M attack worth mentioning in the fsa-
ing headlines. He could gain but IT.
tie ground, and he lost at various tinss
almost ss much as he gained fws
Snively'g forward passing failss
work with any effect, although il Us
always wonderfully well dons. FITS
can't score against you they ssnt bis
you.
Yale Hopes Rise and Eds
Yale glands never went shroufs
greater series of delirious fip-fse
drst full of JOY as Neale and Jolaz-,
the two running stars Of the ast
clipped off yard after yard. But b
each instance Yale hopes only rose L
sink back again as Princetsns greet
defence held at the crucial momenn,
and Yale could put nothing across IL
striking distance to carry on her PIC,
gram to the line. Yale made few nis-
takes, but sheyscost heavily. T:se poo,
kickoff staSting the third quarter Rss
the FIRST turn that left the Blue ms
bad way, for it gave Princeton ehsHss
TO star her running game. al onse
Later en- in the battle Neidingeys
tumble and Beckett's two heavy lossss
deep in Tiger territory cost ottu
chances.
For the beaten Il should be said sksi
one of the star features Of tbs d!
was the speed and power Of Yale
running attack with three such star
as Mallory, Wight and 0,Hssru uss
less for action. o'Hearu got bris
chance near the finish, but be was -
the O'Hesrn of a year sgo.
Ted Wight's injury was the ini
blow that knocked Jones ever, Il
Wight was slated for the main kckir
and passing job of the das. wi
Wight out his, best passer and his be
punter was absent from the field, for
ing almost the entire ball csr-yil
burden upon Jordan and Neale, vi
responded with one OF the create
displays of the year. Their work ou
shone anything upon the field as fh'
gained almost three times as Ku,
ground as the entire Tiger haekhel
Princeton Has Great Machine
The main feature of Princeton's pl'
was the fact that hardly man sso'
cut but that as a team the, looked
De wonderful machine, all workIl
earnestly and intelligsntly for t
winning result. Pink Baker =
Treat, ae usual, played fne fooths
but the Tigers greatest value W
machine play, cooinsss under hea
are, quick thinking and, above all I
will to win, 10 get there somehow VI
everything in stock. Bill Roper .
st hand no great types OF runni
backs. so he was forced TO bank w
finely drilled defense that weu
never be caught off guard. This
fence was more than often ripp
apart around midtieId, but II was =
to be ripped to any extent near .
Tiger line.
The game was clesnly played 6
hard fought all the way, with Few q
alties and far fewer fumbles tf1an :
HarVard- -Tiger hattie of week .