Show CORNELL BEATS PRINCETON Tigers Meet Frt Defeat at Hands of Cornellians Ithaca N T O t 28Ip one of the finest football battles that Cornell has evor waged hgalnst an opposing eleven she wrasfe4 victory from Princeton today by t d score of five to n thin Through the t a twenty minute halves which were repeatedly interrupted by various players succumbing suc-cumbing to the strain of the fierce work the teams struggled with the odds slightly in favor of Cornell Princeton was out playexl i boOth in 1 defensive and offensive work and as the game progressed Cornell seemed tQ let out a great reserve for which was productive of telling1 > vork In punting which was resorted t < V freely by both elevens Captain Starbuck held out well and toward tJie latter part of the contest he was out punting Wheeler In catching punts foreruns or kicking Walbrdg 4 n9 Young excelled Cornell seldom lost a yard on a fumble Princeton on the contrary was weak in this respect The great feature of the game was Youngjs gout from the field whi hOl the contest 1 for Cornell I was made l theMast few minutes of play just at the time when it looked a if the game would be a tie The attendance was SOOO Iineun Cornell Princeton Davall L E Palmer Wilson Folger L T Pejl Warner M G Mills Dana Pierson Cr Lesey Booth Mitchell I Caldwell R G Edwarcls Capt Alexander R T1 Hillobrand I Taussig R E Poe Cross Young Q B Hutching Walbridge L H B McCord Otis Morrison R H BKafer R Iorrson Reiter I Starbuck CaptF B Wheeler I Bryant Mattis |