The sun., 1901-11-03
PRINCETON WINS BY A SAFETY
HARD GAME WITH CORNELL ENDS
IN SCORE OF s TO 6.
ithaca Captain Protests Play That Brings
Defeat--A Freak Contest From start
10 Finish Neither Side Counts In the
First HaIf-I.0sers the Better Kickers.

.his afternoon the Princeton team finally
,,on The score OF to tells the story OF the
contest and II was a contest such as ono Is
not likely to see again. Until the very last
rb,ee minutes of play the game looked as II II
would be a tie. IL was a freak game from
start 70 finish. No score made was earned
Early In the second half Cornell made a touch
down by a blocked kick; five minutes later
and Davis, by delayed pass. had treated
,S,rnell TO dose Of the same medicine, Then
the score was 0 to o. Back and forth the ball
nas.ed from Cornell to Princeton. Brew
ster would kick the ball well into the Tigers
territory and then big Dewitt would return IL
II WAS nearing the close OF the game and
avery indication pointed to tie. The shades
of night we're casting their gloom around
the spectators and II was almost impossible
ror the huge crowd TO distinguish a Tiger
from an lthacan.
Princeton was in possession OF the ball
and there remained only three minutes to
play The ball was on Cornell 45-ysrd line
Unless Princeton could score she would fail
70 wipe out tho stigma Of two successive
defeats Dewitt dropped back TO try place
70 kick for goal He had already failed in
three such attempts. but II seemed TO be
pripceton's only hope Cornell failed to
block the kick and the ball bounded against
the goal posts McClave was down in an
instant The ball bounded back and forth
had played so calamity and ably throughout
the entire contest. hesitated. He did not
know lust what to do. The leather seemed
20 bound back OF the Cornell goal line and
then across again. Brewster, not realizing
what he was doing. carried IL back OF the
posts again and McClaye sprang upon him.
The Princeton stands broke loose with
Wild cheers Princeton had scored safety,
The Cornell contingent remained quiet wait
ha dariainp ~ the rafareN Wright
,ng-on Cant Warner entered protest
and declared that the ball had once touched
a Princeton player. causing an ohside play.
Il was also asserted that the ball did not come
back on fair ground. but MIR Wrightington
thought differently He decided the con-
tested point in favor OF Princeton and that
meant a Tiger victory. The story OF the
remaining minutes Of play is quickly told
From Cornelrs 25-yard line Brewster kicked
INTO Princeton's territory. Capt Pell and
mis- men. flushed with their recent success.
played with spirit against the tired and de-
jected Ithacans.
II IL could DO 81 Id that one team had played
better than the other tho credit should go
70 Capt Warner and his men. Certainly in
actual rus hing OF the ball Cornell had done
as we'll as Princeton. for the lthacans gained
os oppoSents naS .''"' In W the EiSkihg department
STaTe hai feEsd e farther % beer than
Cnderhiil or Dewitt, But luck seemed t3 be
the toss and the Jerseymen chose the west
goal with gale blowing directly toward
the Cornell posts But when In the second
arose and Brewster did not have the ad-
vantage which had fallen 20 his oppoment
Neither sde scored S II the h r's hat Io lhSHisa
Brewster had more than held his own The
second half began with PrinSeton's turn 60
sSR-on ON the ne so.Snrd Gn line fRe iSacans aid
not attempt TO advance It Brewster klcked
pa;t mdheld Princeton ,red to ga advance Inn ths
Taussig. and the right end was again caught
mapping for similar gain few minutes
later Then Princeton again resorted %
punting A few exchanges followed, and then
Brewster by beautiful punt sent the leather
the posts, II was brought out and more kick
ifisT a series q pHnt- the ball was @ o. on
at The centre gained only three yards. Prince,
ION decided TO punt and Dewitt dropped
he time the leather had struck the ground
he entire Cornel, line was through some
1y 1sh oVSS.H comm wa Was n on the the spot and sizing
lcross The line before the as!!onished Tigers
,heer rang from the Cornell stands, but as
tofln, prepared for trial at goal every one
'he man TO miss and the ball went bet ween
he posts :he cheers rang forth even louder.
The Princeton rooters 200 strong, sang thelf
college songs to encourage their team.
About ten minutes OF the second half had
been played and the situation looked desper-
ate fot Princcton However. the Tigers
McClAve On tie Eick-on, the ball wa sent
20 Cornell's 25-yard line aud Brewster man,
Pflucpton- line held aid Brewster was forced
- kick The ball was returned and alter;
~ Princ,ton's possession ON Cornclls .O-yard
Inc McIlave and Pearson worked ~ Yen
Yards further, aud Princeton thought ql per
before aud several times y had fooled the
.tlacans aud other times ithad not
and lie side line was 80 close that she sent
-um' oi her men over 90 th" right torhel
lttl- -uspecting a trek from such -. IN
-e,rlye the Kick The quarter back appeared
u pas- the ball back o. Dewitt, but u was
ls S2 ke1Ras be sa."r sars LSssesy se S
broken up he handed the ball 90 Davis aud
he feet end ran direouI toward Vac suslt
o. quick had been the Tigers movewents.
- did h'. bet 20 tackle. but be vas syad.d
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