The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
WEST POINT TRIPS THE TIGERS
PRINCETON WINS ON THO FIELD
GOALS Nv FIRST HALF.


binath0n Ono Score Looks Lucky
Eddie DinSn whole show tntn Hurt.
WEST POINT. Nov. io.-when the big teams
come here to play football many nne records
are blasted. and that was the case to-day.
when the Princeton eleven paused in its
triumphant march to daily with the cadets.
The dAlliance earned 8 points in the first
half for the Tigers and nothing In the second
haif. The points were made on two goals
from the field. one by a drop kick by Harlan
and the other a placement goal by Cooney.
The Tigers may have been saving them
selves for Yale next week. but Il aid not look
that way. judging by the aerceness and
speed they howed when they could. But
in the course OF the game. and early, too,
West Point lost her two tackles. Pullen and
Weeks, Rodney Smith. the best halfback had
to go out. and Erwin gave way In the second
half. so that Princeton was playing a weaker
team than Harvard faced. IN spite Of that,
the Tigers got their distance on downs twice
only and were held once within striking
measure of the goal line.
So much has been said OF Princeton this
year and 30 much praise has been sung about
the eleven that IL was frankly q disappoint-
ment that the players did not do better. The
whole team may be Summed UP In two words
Eddie Dillon. 1t wss1h his driving and hasten
Ing. his running In Of punts. his alert general
ship and clesrheadedness that gave the Tigers
a really good lookin. He had TO go out
nearly at the end Of the game. Q%etting.a
terrific bump on the back Of the head, follow
! ing a tackle which laid him out fat and cold
He recovered enough to walk to the GYM
nasium. but 1t was a terrific jar and may
have its worse effects later.
Tenney went in in place Of Dillon and ran Of
i've pasys very oadiy neiore the game ended.
did do. Herbert Dillon. the Princeton cap
tain and left guard, was not i'm the game at
All. ana sheppard Romans Of the Princeton
coaching forces said that Dillon was not in
the best of condition and vas held out with
the yaIe came in v,e,- Thare n,.snx,htno tn
particular wrong with hina' declared Romans,
INJURIES in the anne than there have rsg BEEN %0i in
most Of the games this year. Rodney smith.
Pullen and Erwin of West Point and E. Dillon
tutes. and this was taken to mean that it
yale contests here on the two previous satur-
so smoothly as have fhe previous big contests.
In the first half two players we're put on
for unnecessary ~roushness. Weeks Of West
Point and Rulon-Mller OF Princeton were the
offenders. They we're caught, IL was reported,
Kicking each other. and for that reason the
loss Oh Instance penalty oid not toiow the
the penalty awsrdsd in turn Srs 20 9TH the leans teams
worid rave woyksd an sdv.n,azn % are
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