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...Yalie Daily, smarting from the CRIMSON'S parody of their sheet at the Yale-Princeton game, stayed up all night Friday to prevent distribution of a widely-rumored parody issue...
Published and distributed by the CRIMSON, the paper's five-column headline declared, "PRINCETON FOOTBALL STARS MAUL 16-YEAR-OLD YOUTH." By noon, 4,000 copies of the parody had been distributed to the crowd which awaited the Yale-Princeton football game...
Meanwhile, speculation was rampant over possible motives for the beating. At Yale, David E. Hunt, assistant professor of psychology, suggested that the tensions which often accompany a major contest such as the Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Princeton, or Harvard-Yale games may have overwhelmed the players, who sought emotional release in beating the 16-year...
...portable radio may be a common sight in the Stadium this afternoon, for the Crimson football fan will probably be more interested in the Yale-Princeton game at New Haven than in the Harvard-Brown encounter going on in front...
Yesterday morning, when the ice was still there despite the sun, Yale guard Jack Embersits said quietly, "after we lost to Princeton, we had to win this one." The cheers in the Stadium which greeted the announcement of the 13-0 Yale-Princeton score last week had long since died away...