New Britain herald., 1923-11-17
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Yale Bowl, New Haven. Nov. 17.- Princeton's tiger, somewhat battered but still game and determined, growi- cd its defiance today to an unbeaten bulldog eleven in the Yale Bowl.
 Banked about the gridlron in tiers that sparkled with blue and orange and black of rival cohorts. close to sO.u0D were expected to witness this battle, commemorating the 50th an- adversary Of Yale and Princeton grid iron relations, the oldest series in col- icge annals.
 The Bulldog primed itself for the fray heavy favorite. Magers were made freely at odds of 2 10 l on Tad Jones powerful aggregation but Princeton was not lacking in confident support Against the argument that Yale's offensive punch would offset any of the defensive weaknesses, Princeton offered rebuttal Of Tiger defensive strength, bunting superior fly and determination to make last ditch stand to retrieve prestige lest in two defeats and tie this year.
 A cool. gray November day greeted the throngs who began pouring into the Bowl an hour before the start of the game. At times the sun broke through the mists Co sparkle upon the picturesque scene where "old grads' back for one Of the big occasions of the college athletic year. joined their enthusiasm with that Of the younger generations.
 IL was an ideal football day and a typical crowd gathered to see the sec- ond Of the "big three" grapples of 1923.
 The first cheer eehoing through the vast spaces of the Bowl came when Prineeton's band attired nattily in orange caps. black coats and white trousers marched on the field and tun- ed up in front Of the Tiger roofing section.
 Two minutes before game time both e,eyens came on the field and the rival captains met in conference with the officials.
 Princeton Wins Toss.
 Princeton won the toss and elected to defend the south goal, receiving the kickoff. Gibson was playing left halfback for Princeton in place Of Beattie. Luman kicked of to Prince tons l0-yard line. IL was returned to the 20-yard mark. Isegendre broke through center for three yards. Le gendre was playing in place or Van Gerbig at fullback. Dinsmore tried right end but was forced out of bounds without gain. Legendre punt "a out of bounds on Yale's 34-yard line.
 Princeton was offside on the first 1 play and penalized yards. Richeson 1 made three yards off tackle. Nesle ] punted to Dinsmore who made a fair 1 catch on his own 25 yard line. How 1 ard was in Rutan's place at right | tackle for Princeton. Beattie, who re- i placed Ewing, made two yards. Le- gendre added two yards through cen- ter. On d fake pass Beattie made a | yard before he was stopped by Love- joy. Iegendre punted to Neale who I was dropped by Stout on Yale's 35 1 .ard line. Neale made two yards around left end.
 NeaIe kicked to Dinsmore who vss dowued on his own 2s yard line by | Bingham. Gibson plunged two yards through center and Beattie gained a foot on the next play. BegeBdre punted 10 Richeson who ran the ball back seven yards Co his own s4 yard line. Neale swept of tackle for two yards before iis Has stopped by Der gen. Nesie passed 10 Eichsson who raced Co Prineeton's i7 yard line be- fore he vas dovmed If was gain of 60 yards. Neaie made yard around left end. On q shift fortna- ton Mallory broke through Prince tons right tackle 10 the Princeton l2 yard line.
 Nale Scorr.
 Ewing replaced Gibson for Prince ton. Nesie made hra down on fhe 5 yard line on a dive of tackle. Fond plunged three yards through csnter- Neale was stopped fncmss from the goal line by Legendre. Pond carried the hall on the next play and again the Tiger held On the fourth down Pond plunged through center and .hen the mass vas untangied the pig skin was a foot over the Princeton goal
 Msilory's placement for extrs point went through the IIsrs and the score was Taie :. Princeton C.
 Emery kicked of for Princeton to aie's yard line TticiresOu twisied
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