Evening star., 1932-11-13
TIGERS AIR ATTACK
.OFFSETS ELI DRIVE
KadIic's Passing Enables
Nassau to Discount Be-
lated Blue March.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated F1ress Sports Editor.


HALMEE STADIUM, PRINCE
- TON. N. j., November H.
4 After striking three times
at Yale's goal line defense
without breaking through, John
Paul Kadlic, Princeton'S star Soph-
omore quarterback, turned loose
his aerial weapons to give the
Tigers sensational TT tie with
the Ellis today.
All the thrills of this fifty-sixth an
nual battle of ancient rivals, played in
a cold wind before a crowd of 10000
spectators, were packed into the last
half as the battling Bengals rallied to
match Yale'S 80-yard drive that sent
Bob LasSiter hulCling over the goal line.
Ken Fairman, Tiger end, crossed the
Eli goal on a 20-yard passing play en-
gineered by the versatile Kadlic. Pete
Fortune, the big tackle from Chicago,
place-kicked the extra point that proved
the big equalizer in game hard fought
from start to finish. --.-,......
nRINCETON missed the most chances
L to score, three times being stopped
inside Yales 3-yard line, and once
barely a foot from the last white
tense as well as running attack.
Passes figured largely in both touch
downs Each team registered seven
first downs. Yale's slight edge in rush.
ing, 80 yards to 90, was offset by
Princeton's greater gains through the
air, 120 yards to 40.
The result was the third deadlock Of
the season for these closely matched
rivals. Yale was tied previously by
Bates and Chicago, Princeton by Cornell
and Navy.
After a scoreless defensive struggle
In the first half, marked by the failure
of two Yale attempts to register place..
ment field goal with the toe OF Clare
Curtin, tackle, both teams threw all
their offensive weapons into the fray
in the last half
The only sustained drive Of the first
two periods was a 60-yard advance py
the Ellis, featuring the hard running OF
Iassiter and Andy Callan, but it was
stopped Is yards short of the. Tiger
goal, and Curtin missed his seconct Try
for field goal.
A DED by the wind, which gave Pur-
n nell big kicking edge over Dud
Parker of Yale in the third period,
the Tigers twice battered their way, to
the Ell threshold. The hard-Tunnlpg
Princeton fullback, Jack James, each
time was stopped within barely stride
of the Eli goal as the climax OF his
most strenuous efforts of the afternoon
Yale took the ball on downs the first
time on its 1-foot line. safterg three
times putting up barrier that James
could not pierce. Then the nrst OF
fn connect
Kadlic to Purne1l, put the ball back on
Yale's 5-yard stripe. Three rushes
netted only 2 more yards, however,
and an attempted place kick by For
tune from a difncult angle, on Yale's
1l-yard line, failed because Of g. bad
pass from center. Kadlic barely re-
covered the pigskin in time to make
an emergency heave that sailed harm
leSsly into the end zone.
The Ellis came back from these trying
stages of the battle with a quick-soar-
ing rush as Lassiter shifted from the
ground to an air attack. A 34-yard
pass to Bob O'Connell, end, put the
ball On Princeton'S 34-yard line. O'Con-
mel then swept dozen yards on the OLD
end-around play, Parker took short
pass for another first down on the
Tiger seven yard mark, and Lassiter
bucked over in three rushes, aided by
a 5-yard penalty against Princeton for
being offside. Curtin place-kicked the
extra point.
Kadlic's subsequent passing for
Princeton caught the Eli defense so
fat-footed that the wonder was the
Tigers failed to score more than once,
Steve Mcfarland, a substitute back,
had clear field when he took a long
heave from Kadlic on Yales 5-yard
line, but for some reason. he reversed,
ran backward, then was downed as he
raced wide on Yale's 4. This Oppor-
tunity went to waste after high pass
from center, which Mcfarland fuInbled,
resulted in a 7-yard loss 3.
MCFARLAND was on the receiving end
and on Yale's 20-yard line when he
took the next toss from Kadlic for a
35-yaFd gain. Fairman two plays later
was in the clear as he grabbed another
pass by Kadlic and ran yards to cross
the goal line Fortunes kick tied the
score, but Princeton, although passing
back into Yale territory again after the
kickoff, did not have enough time to do
any more damage.
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