New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FOOTBALL.
PRINCETON DEFEATS COLUMBIA Il
TO O. AND LOSES TWO MEN
FOR REST OF YEAR.

the Columbia eleven on University + ielu ps 'lie
score Of y TO O. The game was seen by eight
thousand persons conspicuous amcng whom
were the representative contingents of rooters
for both elevens The Columbia SUI porters, one
thousand strong. occupied the east stand, and
Princeton's loyal band the west side
They WED with each other in cheering ana sing
ing college songs. Il was straight cieah
game, but was marred by the severe injuries TO
Burke, Princeton's clever quarter back ana
Kafer, her dashing halfback. both Of whom re-
ceived broken collar bones in the second man,
injuries which viii keep them out Of the game
for the rest OF the season.
The New-York team put up plucky game
from start TO finish, but, with the exception OF
several heavy attacks on Princetons line 10y
Neekes Smith and Stangland, il was outcIassed
Al every point in the game Columolas weak
est point that Of punting was Princeton
strongest Smiths short punts Afforded no
comparison with De Wits long spirals- DE
Wits punts averaged st least twenty yards
more than Smiths.
The Princeton ends played with their usual
skill and at an early stage of the game CoiuIn-
bia abandoned her attempts 10 make end runs,
On the other hand. the Tigers made most OF
their gains on long end runs and repeated use
Of tackle plays. Columbia's tackles back forna-
ton was several times used effectively, ana
in the larger part OF the first half she eNceled
Princeton in advancing the bah through the
B.e Captain Weekes VINO was forced 10 re-
tire from the game two minutes before time
was called. did the best all round work for his
eleven and il was chiefly due 10 his presence
IN the back field that the score was kept down
to the q points
Several times Columbia's line held Princeton
for downs on the 20 and 25-yard lines, The
chief features of the game We're Dewitts KICK
ing Foulkes and : NcClave's clever END run
ming. and Weekes's heavy line bucking. In ad-
dition TO his excellent punting, De WIT made
goal from a place kick from the +o-yard Inc
after a free catch by Tetterlein. Other prom
inent plays were Burke's running back Of punts
and Kafer's rushes through the line. The play
which caused the greatest sensation among the
spectators was a twenty-five yard run by ;.
McClave, who stumbled his way through The Co
Iumbia team around her left end Tor a touch
down in the second half. Half the distance COW
cred IN this run made after he had been
tackled by four Columbia men. Soon after the
second half began Princeton put in number OF
substitutes. particularly in the back field and
these showed up 10 almost as good advantage
as the regular varsity men,
Near the close Of the game the Columbia
players showed fatigue, and the Tigers backs
had little difficulty in going through the line
for appreciable gains. With the exception II
centre and left guard. Princetons defence was
strong. and her team work was the best she
has put up this season.
smith kicked of to Burke who recovered
fifteen yards, and De Witt punted TO Columbia 5
29-yard line Columbia failed TO gain the neces-
sary five yards, and Princeton got the ball on
Columbias 2s-yard line. Princeton got five
yards for of side play, and Hard circled left
end for seven yards. Fou,ke gained two yards
and Hart made another first down. Princeton
fumbled and Columbia got the ball Smith
made I'VE yards ln TWO downs. Stangand went
through the left guard for two yards Smith
failed 10 20 through short on TWO trials and
Princeton got The han on downs OF Columbia
lZ-yard line. Hart olrcied leit end Tor TWO
yards and Fouike tried for goal from field.
Weekes was dovned for loss of two yards and
Smith punted poorly. With the bah on the
l5-yard line, Kafer hurdled centre for good
gains, and Foulke carried The ban over for 3
touchdown. Burke missed p- Nitr's punt out
and the score vas . To e.
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