Yale defeats Princeton in 1956 football game

In the Big Bowl at New Haven, Yale and Priston face off for the 79th time. Yale takes an early lead with a touchdown by Dennis McGill. Priston responds with a touchdown by Tom Morris. Yale continues to dominate with more touchdowns, including efforts by Al Ward and Steve Ackerman. Despite Priston's efforts, Yale wins decisively with a final score of 42-20.

What was the initial strategy that helped Yale take the lead in the game?

• A strong defensive play

• A blocked kick by Steve Ackerman

• A successful pass from Dean Louts to Dennis McGill

• A long run by Tom Morris

How did Priston initially respond to Yale's first touchdown?

• By making a 71-yard touchdown run

• By scoring a field goal

• By blocking a kick

• By intercepting a pass

What was the outcome of Al Ward's long run for Yale?

• He was intercepted

• He fumbled the ball

• He was tackled after 68 yards

• He scored a touchdown

What significant play did Steve Ackerman make in the third quarter?

• He blocked a kick

• He scored a touchdown

• He made a long pass

• He intercepted a pass

What was the final score of the game?

• 42-20 in favor of Yale

• 35-28 in favor of Yale

• 42-20 in favor of Priston

• 35-28 in favor of Priston