The Washington times., 1906-11-11
TIGERS WHIP ARMY
IN ROUGH CONTEST
Harlan Kicks Goals From
25 and 43 Yard Lines in
First Half.
NO SCORING IN THE SECOND
Weeks, of Army, Ruled Out for Slug
ging Rulon-M Miller - Experts Say
Princeton Held Back Best Plays.

WEST POINT. y. Y. Nov. lO-Prince-
ton defeated the Cadets here today by
10 @. The scores of the visitors were
made from a drop kick and placement
in the first half
The fact that Princeton did not score
any more points in the remainder of
that half. or during the second ealf
does not imply that the Tigers We're un-
able To do so. II was clean, open foot
ball all the way, but 10 the experts,
and there were hundreds OF them around
the gridiron. il looked as though Prince
ton was satisfied that she had the game
cinched and did not wish 10 show her
entire strength and ability. holding out
the hne points for the big test against
Yale next Saturday.
Army's Stonewau Defense.
The Army proved I'm its battle against
Yale week ago that il has a stone
wall defense. but Princeton found holes
IN Ia today. particularly when McCOr-
mick butted IT like "a battering ram.
There Were several casualties on both
sides, i'm fact. during the game more
men were incapacitated than in any
other two gridiron contests held here thi
season. Another thing that marred the
ON both sides. which neeessitated the
expulsion OF Weeks, of West Point and
Rulou-MiIer. OF Princeton. These two
players came into a rather severe col
lision aad were sent To their blankets
for slusgIng
The other men who were knocked out.
but not expelled from the game were r.
Dillon. whose place as the Tigers
quarterback. was taken by Tenney,
and Harlan, who was replaced by Cass
at right halfback by the New Jerseyite
DlloP was tackled heavily and thrown
ON his head near tie middle OF the field
There was shout of his neCS's brok-
en-" but 10 Tho surprise of everybody
Dillon WAS on his feet i'm a brief period
of time and back in the game on the
next play seemingly unhurt. 4 minute
later, however, he was tumbled in try
ing 10 go around right end and he lay
helpless and had TO he removed 10 tn,
gymnasium, where later on the surgeon
summoned. said he would be all righ
in a day or two.
Weeks Out for Slugging.
When Weeks was put OUT Of the game
Tor smuggling Rulon-MIller, Tibbott re-
placed the latter and Sultan was moved
from center 10 left tackle in place OF
Weeks. PhiloOn was sent in az center
one of the surprises of the game was
the knocking out OF Pullen. who sue
Cumbed in the last half. Fowler going in
at right tackle for West Point IN his
place. Smith at fuuback on the Army
team was replaced by Moore in the sec
Ond nalT of the game.
The soldiers having won the toss
defended the north goal. a fairly brisk
d
R1lon-Miller's first kickoff went over
the goal line and Montford kicked from
the Army 25-yaTd line 10 the center OF
the held- Princeton failed on two tries
at tEe line ineneCtiyely and Harlan
kicked ID MOntfou on the Army's s.
yard line. Another punt by MOntfOTd
was ran back by Dillon 10 the Army
H-yard line.
Thcre were two tries at center by
RI!on-N.ller in which only five ysrds
were ms 1e and then the Army blocked
quar- -k kick, bur Princeton re-
covered the ball cleverly.
Harlan Kicks Goal From Field.
On a quarterback run Dillon carried
the ball around the right end TO the
Army's io-yard line from which Har-
ian stepped back TO the 25-yard line fo-
a drop ki.k, made n beautiful goal the
ball falling right between the posts for
Princeton's first tally. Hoagland made
good catch Of a forward pass from
the ArmyS 39-yaTd line, after ten min
utes additional play, and carried Il
within five wards of the Army's goal
Then Mccormick began 10 bang the
center and gSined three yards In
another rush it looked as though Prince
ton had made another touchdown. but
she was instead pCnaiiZed fifteen yards
Tor holding
Dillon then tried another quarterback
run and just as ne was EeinE tackled
ne made a forward pass. the ball go
Ing 70 the Soldiers on their 3-yard line.
AT this stage of the game Smith was
replaced by Moore at tho Army's full
back position and the ball was kicked
to Harlan. who hecled Tor q place kick
on the Army's 43-yard line. at which
distance he kicked a splendid goal from
This ended the scoring. It was fast
play through the balance of the game
The Lineup:
Princeton. Position. West Point
Herring ....,,....,,L. t.. Weeks, SultaT
Daub..-...........-L. -G........-....-.. Erwin
Phillips. .......... Center Sultan. PhilOOr
Standard. O.. .Chrlsr
Hoagland. ...,......R E.......,..... stearn'
+. Dillon, Tenney q. B............J johnson
Harlan. Cass....R r II B.. Hill (capt)
Rulon- -Miller....L. II. B.. .Mountfort
Tibbott
McCormick........F. b.. Smith. Moore
ScOre-PrInccton. s: West Point q
Goals from field-HaTlan. 2. Umpires-
Norris of Pennsylvania; Rineheart
Lafayette RefeTee-Minds. Peunsyi
Vania. Linesman-Southwort Syra.
cUse. Ttme-25 and % minute halves.