Show Nassau's Attack Humbles Humbles' Eli for Second Success Successive ver Year Game Gam Closes 20 20 to 0 7 Callahan Br Brothers Battle Rival as Grid Stars fo foi 01 Last Time Mike the Victorious Is Carried to His Mothers Mother's Arms by Princeton Students Prin Princeton eton f. f Closes Greatest Season Season Season-No No Defeats and a J r i Tie With Harvard Eleven x l J V i By Damon Runyon t r- r rIGER IGER STADIUM PRINC PRINCETON TON N. N J. J Nov 13 The The suet met met foz for foi I TIGER I the tho last time a football foes toes this afternoon Tim afternoon Tim of ot Yale and Mike of t f 1 Princeton Mike Mik l led d his men to a 20 to 0 victory over Tims Tim's valiant band after atter which the Callahan boys shook hands linked with arms arena I Mother Callahan who was present at the game and carried her off oft to to toa a family dinner H u Toe Lne little football drama emma of or brother t against brother has been woven into the J t football history of the past two years and both years rears the luck has been with Mikes Mike's side Not since 98 and 99 the football experts tell tel us has Princeton beaten Yale tI C two tv years ears in succession In those other fi- fi fL memorable years Tilly Lamar a name still revered d in the halls of Old Nassau f. f made a sensational run tho the length of the field and again kicked a field goal in the the closing minutes of pIa play Last year at New Haven Princeton won woo h. h b by a score of 13 to 6 Mother Callahan sat on her Yale's Yae's son I K side eide that da day thinking It wa was Tims Tim's last i year ear Today sole sen sat t with Mikes Mike's follow- follow f lug ling and perhaps It U It a thrill 0 of t that animated the Princeton rooters as the i Or Orange and Black swamped the Blue Blue- There were people present Some Soma one has said stid that great crowds at Amen Amerl- I can football games have become so common cornmon com com- r rmon mon of o late ate years that the only sensa- sensa feature they could furnish now 1 1 I would be In the attendance of just a few I people This may be true bu but t oday today as as every year ear when the football elevens of ot I the big colleges meet there was color and excitement PRINCETON THE FAVORITE Princeton I 11 Va was exPected to win and the the- thes fulfillment of the moved expected generally removed removed removed re- re re something of tho spectacular spectacular- ner n from J of the Princeton's event However In the man man 1 winning there were some m thrills A trick play Pay that Ted Coy v a mighty y man a of or Lales Lale's pulled old regime once on Princeton v was produced by I II Princeton itself itsel today as an echo of other oth- oth I er years and knocked Yale Taie oft off balance early In the game Yale never quite recovered from that sudden punch Princeton has a tackle named figured Stanley in tady this Reck Keck ek- ek who Incidentally trick play and otherwise In ill the proceedings of the game who ought to have a a. small place in football history I as one of the iron men of the game I Reck Keck was knocked colder than the weather during ap lay lugged off the 0 win While field and the stretcher stretcher bearers prepared were for looking him I for him Keck got up yawned dusted off ott his clothes and back Into the game gamt same as soon as he was permitted under the tho the rules O On his first play he tried a goal fro placement from the yard 40 line and almost made it it You cannot do much analyzing of a a. 20 to 0 game The Princeton Callahans swarmed over the Yale Callahans after atter the first period Frank Murrey took the gimp out of the New Haven men with a field goal and the trick play did the rest As the game closed the Princeton students stu stu- J dents piled out on the field and put on a serpentine dance that rather outdid the dances x Of f other years The line of march led under the Yale goal posts poets and each student hurled his hat over the crossbar as he pranced be between be- be tween een the posts It is a mystery how the students ever recover their ow own hats i I I But they do MIKE CARRIED TO MOTHER I Captain Mike Callahan was carried to his mother on the shoulders of exulting Big Bill Edwards collector col col- col lector of the New York 1011 port and a a. fa famous fa- fa moos mou displayed all the an anImation an- an of a freshman Princeton folks gathered in front of the Yale section and after giving the people from New Haven the time honored razz which is ever the need of the defeated suddenly begin began imploring beat Harvard If Yale beats Harvard it makes Princeton Princeton Prince Prince- ton a species of football champion for foe 1920 but regardless of that Princeton ton is mighty Joyous over whipping Yale Yale- A little something about he weather now Clear f r and c cold Very ry cold d. d A I h fc gt north wind kept whipping I into th the shaped stadium and circulating r around with icy abandon Against this breeze the sun seemed mighty discouraged discouraged aged The stadium became a sort of re refrigerator re- re r in which iced toes and ears were preserved The special trains from New York and Philadelphia and way stations began unloading unloading un- un loading furry objects early this morning Hoell accommodations In President WIlsons WIlson's Wilson's Wilsons Wilsons Wilson's Wil WIl- sons son's home town are not what you might call caIl spacious The crowd beg began n moving on the stadium at noon thermos bottles In n hand and pocket flasks ready Another crop of beautiful girls has ri ripened ripened ri- ri since the last Yale Princeton-Yale game and the old girls have grown still more beautiful They wore chrysanthemums and no hats This is compromising pneumonia g o The Princeton ceton del delegation gatlon began denting dent- dent I Ing ng the famous our jersey welkin when the he college band arrived in black sweaters sweaters sweat sweat- j ers era and white trousers Princeton has j the he best college songs in the world an and the he boys sang em em all Yale's band on wearing white peaked caps like like- lIke rier Continued on page 10 J 1 1 A ATTACK NASSAU'S T AC S Continued from page 9 rots cots and headed healed by five noble cheer leaders leaders lead lead- ers erst all al In white CHEER LEADERS START At 2 o'clock every ever muscle of every cheer leader was wa In motion moton and the game gamegan b began gan with wih a Princeton boot lifting the ball bali high in air bal The Callahans were involved in the matter as becomes evident very ver shortly I S Murrey urrey of ot Princeton tried to block KICK from the yard 45 line lne after some seesawing seesawing seesaw seesaw- ing lag up down the field with no material material material ma ma- advantage one way or the other Callahan Calahan of Yale blocked the kick and Callahan of Princeton recovered It was wasa a Calahan sort of Calahan round A year car ago at New Haven on one of the first plays Callahan tackled Callahan Calahan Clahan The players on both sides were num num- The Princeton men wore black jerseys with orange stripes around the sleeves and black stockings with orange stripes The Yale men wore blue jerseys and blue stockings All Al the uniforms were very cry grubby looking u. u thI vo timo w vera r rc not many emp amp ty seats Tl There se seemed red to be m more re red hats ets on the girls girs than usual usual It I was a a aj verItable measles e of f red d hats j Much ea activity I on fth th the fl field below Tom Thorp the fat umpire ran rn u up and down dow among the players immaculate and very conspicuous in white trousers trouser and end white shirt Nothing happened beyond be be- yond vond much pulling and hauling in the first quarter but in the second after the teams had changed goals goats so that Yale was as backed c d up against s the new bleacher 71 dp rn Murray r of p Princeton booted 0 a nifty field goal from rom a range t f about thirty-four thirty yards It I was the first frt play of the second second sec see ond quarter First play of the second quarter MurrIn Murray Mur- Mur ray rIn did the same thing last lat Kelly Kely of ot otY Y Yale le got the ball bal not long after this and ana glided through h the orange ornge and black Jer- Jer seyed arms for thirteen or fourteen yards ards for tor Yale's tales first down COMES UP A football expert leaned leanEd over and confided con con- to us that Kel Kelly is Fido Kempton's Kemp- Kemp tons ton's tos partner in a suit sui pressing Vr 1 at New Haven 1 Kempton and M 3 Kelly are arc working their way through coll col- col l lege ge PS 19 s they were vere both working their theirs s v say ay through h the Princeton line lne today A squabble of some sort blew up on b tha he field feld A Yale player and a Princeton player laer began pawing earnestly at each other otier The Princeton man was identified by hy Ids Uis number as Legendre The Yale man carried his number back amon among the theother theother I other players too quickly to be identified It Tt I is isan isn an n argument both for and against numbers f Thorne of Yale missed a goat goal oal Irom from fie kicking from about the thir- thir t t ard tal al line lne and this enlivened matters maters was by inches and Yale's Yale r lifted te and dropped P like the rise and fill fall of a i d I hammer The experts were werF saving that Prince Prince- ton 4 was Vas making th longest runs but on the thE runs run didn't seem to carr carry carrye tie e Tigers x any anywhere where In particular An n tane e-tane buzzed over the field before the first half haI ended ended Princea Prince- Prince a cruel trick on OL Ul i t. t Yale It Tt I produced six points for or J Nassau Nasau and completely Completely flabbergasted 0 for Yale Tale the tho fleet feet little lle back and Ind Keck rr pe wll 1 back with the ball bal and the line d drew up in a formation rJ rn rl an attempt t p n a at goal from Tourie cot got down on the round ground th ball in his hands as if holding holdin for it-for K ck to boot then leaned u up at al 1 the tho and Ind went ent tearing off oft around I. I the tIle Yale YalE end Keck dropping in behind i hin him him-as as Interference and th th re ret t of the Princeton tol men falling taing In with wih Keck and a complete screen for the fly fly- fy- fy Ini Lourie YALE IS FOOLED S Yale tale Yae looking for the kick was wa utterly upset A couple of orthe the New Haven men broke through and made fable dabs dans at j Lourie tourie Loure but he was well wel protected Presently Presently Pres Pres- Enty he was across the Yale goal Jl lines and the Princeton side went wen quite daft for a few minutes A goal from touchdown added another point to Princeton's score There was more sorrow for Yale int in t 1 the first minute of the second half haI S Sheerer of p Princeton ceton got off of a poor punt t t to to- start the the half half and Murphy of Yale grabbed gabbEd at the ball bal and muffed It There was was' wasa a wild scramble and Mike Callahan Calahan of Princeton eton with his mother looking on on caino Caine cune up with the ball bal and began sprinting toward the Yale goal goal His brother broth broth- er Tim was In the pursuing pos posse pose e. e but Mike was Ws across core they could get getner near ner him Another goal from field added still stU another point I j. j Princeton rooters were too cold by this t e to do much rooting Fida Kempton Was waa sent in as a substitute for Thorne Thome hy A At t the same time Aldrich a aYal Yal tr r of las last t year went in and the theale I 1 ale people eople yelled hopefully as the they saw them thein trotting across the field feld Between tb n Kempton and Aldrich Alrich immediately S S flade e first down It I availed nothing how- how I ctr l. l Princeton went on rolling up the K ore T mad made a fair r v itoh t h nf nt n kick on the three thirty yard j ard line e and nd I J week Keck ek a wonder wonderfully full named football player boo booted led a goal from froni placement placement Three Thre Three more points for tor Princeton The lineup Princeton Yale I Ie Ic le Ke Kelk k It It Mackay Mc lg Ig Ig Acosta M. M Callihan c e c Cross Dickinson rg rs T T. Callahan Hoper rt rt Calahan Walker Valker I sc C. C re Dilworth worth T Lourte DI Murphy F. F Kelley Garl Gilroy rb rb Campbell Keley Murray Murrey lurr Y fb fb Campbel Jordan Officials Referees W. AV O. O Crowel Crowell Smith Moore Umpire Umpire Tom Tom Thorpe Columbi Columbia Col Cot Field judge judge judge-G. judge G. G N. N Bankart Dart Dart- mouth Head linesman linesman V. V. V. V l' l K i. Schwartz Princeton scoring scoring- Touchdowns Touchdowns Lurle Lourie and M. M Callahan al Field goals goals Murrey Murrey and d Keck IA Coals after touchdowns touchdowns Heck Keck g 2 I Princeton substitutes substitutes for tor Murrey lurrey Halsey for Keck Reck Keck for lor Hal Hal- Ial- Ial sey e WIttmer WItmer for Gilroy Yale substitutes Aldrich for Kelley Kempton for Murphy lur- lur Mur Mur- ph phy ihy for lIa Mackay kay Sturm for Jordan Jordan Jor Jor- dan 1 I Kelly Kely for tor Campbell Campbel French for lor Kelly KelY |