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claimed the loose ball on the
1-yard line In behalf Of Prince
ton.
The Tigers punted out and
Yale took the offensive agair
from Princeton's 80. After pick
ing up q first down on the %, the
Blues called on one Of theirSwork.
horses. Al Ward. who took q lone
pitchout from Loucks and rar
wide to his right and across the
goal There were flags down on
the play. however. and Yale wal
penalized for being offside.
Penalties Spoil Yale Bid
It was the first Of three penal.
ties in quick succession-two fol
|offside and one for holding land
Yale, instead of being in scoring
position, wound up with first
down and So yards to go on its
own 46. Seconds later Franklin
|Agnew. leading ground -gainel
/ for the Tigers. intercepted one oi
Louckls passes and slowly bul
surely the tide Of battle began tc
swing In Princeton's favor.
Flippin. who did not start but
gained l6 yards in four carries
and completed half Of four passes
for "a yards. entered the game al
this point and for the first time
the Nassaus penetrated Yale ter
|ritory. In fact. they got as fal
as the Yale 10. only to lose the
ball On downs.
Both Teams In Hole
Most Of the equally scoreles:
second period was spent by each
team trying to dig itself out oi
Ia hole first Yale when Flippir
quick kicked to the Ellis anc
then Princeton after Ward punt
led dead on the Tiger g.,
Sargent Karch. a third OF
Ifourth-string tailback who. along
with Agnew. Dick Martin. Tom
Morris and other more or les,
Iunsung Tiger backs played In
Ispiredly. punted to Yaleis q
shortly after the second hall
started. On a third down play
ILoucks tried a feeble pitchout
to Ward who f,imbled and Di-
Reno recovered on Yale's %.
Flippin passed to Agnew fol
nine yards and Martin hit the
line twice to reach the Yale S.
yard line. Against what amounted
to an 11-man line (Yale's back.
were only q yard or so behind
the forward wall1 Flippin was
|repulsed. But his signal was
called again and the Princeton
captain. whose play had beer
limited to only a brief appearance
against Columbia after suffer.
ing q knee injury In 4 preseason
scrimmage against Syracuse
went all the way.
Fllppin Drives Across
FIippin, who scored thrice and
passed for q fourth touchdown
against Yale as d freshman, who
scored twice and passed for 3
touchdown as q sophomore, ant
who last year scored all thret
Princeton touchdowns in a 21-ll
victory, took on like a rocket on
third down. The l81-pOundel
banged across with momentum Il
spare and when Martin added
the extra point 1t was TO.
The book called for Princeton
to play it coy. but the Tigers
were in q gambling mood and
almost helped Yale to rectify
some Of the Bulldogs own mis-
takes. "A dangerous jump pass
was attempted by Morris in the
third period, and Curt Coker
intercepted on Princeton's 36.
An the Ellis got out Of it. how
ever. was q freak punt on Wards
foot. The ball bounced reluc-
family over the goal. then per-
|versely bounced back onto the
playing field. untouched. 1t thus
became Princeton's ball, inches
from the goal.
Now in . deep hole. Karch
dropped back to punt for Coach
Charlie Caldwell's single-wine
forces. and his boot. while good.
ended UP with Yale in possession