The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11
Princeton 8. West Point 0.

West Point, n. Y, November 10
Princeton defeated the West Point ca
diets at football here today by score
of s to 0. The visitors scored twice In
the first half through splendid kicking
by Harlan. After the first half the
Princetons did not appearsto exert them
selves, and gave the impression of be-
ing satisfied to win without taking UNI
necessary chances of injuring their play
ers before the big game With Yale next
Saturday. N
Princeton started off with a rush and
had the soldiers ON the defensive from
the start. Although the teams were in
many Instances equally balanced, West
Points line, which stood SO well the at
lacks of Yale last Saturday could not
withstand the assaults of Mccormick
Both teams were schooled in the forward
pass plays, and in punting Princeton had
a shade the better of the soldiers Harlan
showing to better advantage than Mount
ford. Princetons defense was a puzzle to
the army. and at the close of the game
Princeton had the ball within three yards
of the West Point goal line.
1t was well played game with few
fumbles and the general impression Al
the finish was that IN comparing the
showing the New Jersey men will be able
to give the New Haven contingent p
hard battle next Saturday.
The Soldiers won the toss and chose the
northern goal, which gave them the adj
vantage of the wind. Rulon- Miller's kick
off went over the goal line and Monitor.
kicked back to Harlan in the center. Har-
Ian ran the ball back ten yards. Dlloa
sent it along twenty yards and then the
army blocked the quarterback kick, bd.
Princeton recovered the ball. Dillon on
quarterback run carried the ball around
the right end to the army's 10-yard line.
Harlan went back to the 25-yard line and
with beautiful drop kick scored a goal.
Score: Princeton 4, West Point o.
Hoagland snatched a forward pass In
clever fashion on the cadets 9O-yard line,
and carried it to the army's 5-yard line
Mccormick then rushed the center and it
looked as though he got over the line
but there was holding by the Princeton
men and there were penalized 10 yards.
Moore replaced Smith at fullbaclx for tue
army and after punt. Harlan heoled for
a place kick on the cadets 4O-yard line,
from which he kicked a perfect goa
The second half was full of exciting plays
and several changes were made on the
line up of both sides owing to injuries.
Score; Princeton s, West Point 0.
At Clemson College: Clemson 6. Al
burn 4.
At Norfolk: Bucknell 10, V. r. t. o.
At Richmond: Richmond college .,
Roanoke college g.
At Winter Park; Rollins 5, University
of Florida 0.
At Charleston: Mercer TO- South Caro-,
lima Military institute 0.
At st. Louis Washington university u.
Central college L.
At Columbia: Missouri university II, A.
kansas university o.
At Pittsburg: Western university of
Pennsylvania Il, West Virginia unver-
sity 0.
At lthica: Cornell 49, Holy Cross t.
At South Bethlehem. Pa: Lehigh -,
New York university II.
At Princeton: Yale freshmen H.,
Princeton 0reshmen) o.
At Washington: University Of Virginia
II. Georgetown university 0.
At st. Louis: St Louis university -:
Kansas City Medicos o.
At Champagne, H.. Illinois g. Wiscoa-
sin 1G.
Al Willlamstown; Williams Is; },es-
leyan II.
AT Hanover: Dartmouth 4. Amherst ..
At AndOver: Andoyer &; Exeter o.
At Havreford, Pa: IIavreford 80 Johas
Hopkins o.
At Lancaster: Franklin and Marshall II.
Susquchanna university 8. ~.