New-York tribune., 1908-11-08

and buckingham punted. Again Dartmouth
forced the ball into Princetons territory and
again Buckingham called on TO punt IL out
Of danger, and then came Hawey's dash around
the end for thirty yards, which led up to Sher-
wins chance to drop kick goal from the held
of which he took full advantage.
With the score tc o in favor of Dartmouth.
Waller kicked off for Princeton to Ingersoll who
dashed back forty yards to the centre of the
field before being laid low. There had been in
reference however. and Dartmouth suffered
penalty and took the ball the 15-yard line.
Failing to gain by rushing, Sherwin punted, and
Read ran the ball back fifteen yards. This,
added to the 15-yard penalty against Dartmouth
for holding gave Princeton the ball on the %
yard line and within striking distance of the
goal Then as told before, Princeton made
brave but fruitless effort to carry the ball over
but Dartmouth held the I-yard line, and
Sherwin punted the ball out of danger, and the
half ended after.
STORY OF SECOND HALF.
Waller kicked off for Princeton to open the
second period. and HOban, who had been sub
stituted for Marks. ran the ball back twenty
five yards before Cunningham who had gone In
for Pfeifer laid him low. Dowd-who, by the
way. played a strong game at end for Princeton
stopped IngersolI on the next play, and Sher-
win punted to Tibbott. who was downed in his
tracks by SchildmiIer in the centre of the field.
McCrohan. who was rather slow in starting all
through the game when running with the ball,
could make no impression the Dartmouth
line and buckingham punted we'll into Dart
mouth territory. A 15-yard penalty for holding
carried the ball even closer, and Sherwin was
called on to punt from behind his own goal line.
It was one of his poorest efforts however, and
Cunningham fell the ball for Princeton on
Dartmouths 20-yard line Tibbott then dashed
between tackle and end for twelve yards, and
McCrohan plunged through for five more, plac-
ing the ball on Dartmouth's 3-yard line. For
holding in the line in desperate effort to stem
the assault, Dartmouth penalzed half the
distance to the goal line. and then McCrOhan
hurled himself across the line for Princeton's
first and only touchdown.
Those Princeton men who were at the game took
this occasion to cheer, and then settled back in
their seats satisfied that Princeton had shown
enough strength to hold the Dartmouth team at
bav for the rest of the game particularly as
some of the Hanover players were beginning TO
show the effects of their fast play. They had
little time TO rest content. however. as Dart
mouth took lIp the fight with vigor, and
again carried the battle into Princeton terri
tory largely through punting duel, In which
Sherwin had all the better Of it, thanks largely
TO Schildmiller and Kennedy, who prevented the
Princeton backs from running the ball back
-r>ro or three times buckingham was forced to
nunt from close to his own goal line, and finally
Dartnoouth's chance came when, following a
nenaltv Of fifteen yards for holding, Princeton
fopnd herself on her own 4-yard line. Bucking-
ham failed to get the ball out of danger. and
Hohan secured ii for Dartmouth on Princeton S
% ward line Then came the quick daring for
ward mass from Ptshon to Schildmiller, and the
princeton followers groaned as the Dartmouth
undergraduates jumped TO their feet and shouted
+benoselves hoarse as the brilliant end lodged
his Nav nv two three Princeton men ana
nlaced the hall safely behind the goal post
That ended the scoring. and gave the victory
~ dartmouth Substtutions followed quick and
fast thereafter on both sides, IL an effort 70
strengthen one point or another but the Dart
mouth substitutes appeared TO be much the
stronger and Princeton was fairly outplayed to
the end Of the game. When in desperate straits
cunningham made a long forward pass to Dowd
for a clear gain of thirty yards, but the play
brilliant as il was went for nothing, as there
bod heen holding in the line, and Princeton was
sat hack fifteen yards An exchange or punts
,olIoved and then the end came. with the oali
v.eu down in Princeton territory.