The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-11-03
IS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
In a Game Of Extraordinary Strenuos-
ity Princeton Defeats Foley's
Crack Football Squad.
Anoka Will Line Up Against Home
Team at Fair Grounds Next
Saturday Afternoon.

grounds, the orange and black of the
Princeton high school triumphed over
the blue and white of the Foley high
school, and befere the final whistle
blew piled up a total of 26 points to
0. This was the second game this
season between these teams, and
Princeton walked off with the long
end of the score in both contests, but
the second was a much harder
fought game and Foley showed won
derful improvement over their form in
the first game.
Princeton won the toss and chose
the south goal, a strong wind favor
ing this end of the field. At 2:3O
Robideau kicked off to Foley's TO-
yard line and the ball was carried
back yards. Thurman, the big
former St. Cloud Normal star, made
a good gain through the line, but
Foley's next effort was stopped up
short and the team was forced to punt.
Galley got the ball in the center of the
field and came back few yards be-
fore being pulled down. On the
second play Princeton tried Robideau
swung around Foley's right cad for a
long lodging run and finally crossed
the goal line for touchdown. After
this Foley braced and there was some
fierce playing on both sides, but
finally Pohl, who had been tearing off
consistent gains of from to Is yards
at a clip, got tired Of short distances
and went through Foley's right wing
for a 30-yard run and touchdown.
Robideau converted this touchdown
into goal. Score, Princeton IL,
Foley 0. The intermission came be-
fore further scoring could be done.
The last two quarters of the game
were repetition of the first two
quarters, with Foley fighting des-
perately to stop the Princeton on
slaught. However, Robideau proved
too fast for the Foley tacklers and
succeeded in scoring two more touch
downs, one coming from a forward
from Galley on a fake kicking forma-
ton. Berg also broke into the scor-
ing business by kicking q field goal
over the Foley goal posts from the
25-yard line. This ended the scoring
for both sides, although Foley came
near scoring a moment later. Foley
secured the ball on downs on their
own 30-yard line and Thurman broke
loose for long end run, carrying the
ball we'll into Princeton territory be-
fore he could be stopped. On the
next play one of Foley's back-field
men broke loose with the ball and,
getting through the Princeton tacklers,
had clear sailing for Princeton's goal
line until Briggs overlook him and
put quietus on prospective score.
From here Foley made a desperate
effort to score but on the third down,
with ID yards to gain, Jack broke
through and spilled up the play and
the ball went to Princeton on downs
on their own l5-yard line. This was
the only time the Princeton goal line
was in danger, most of the play being
in the center of the field or we'll into
Foley's territory. The Princeton
team played a strong, consistent game
throughout, and every man on the
team did his share toward winning
one more game for the orange and
black.
The trip across country was made in
automobiles and this aided materially
in putting the team on the ground in
good fighting trim, as q trip across
country in a rig last Saturday would
have taken whole lot of gimp out of
the Princeton athletes.
Next Saturday the Anoka team
comes 70 Princeton for a gridiron
battle, and this will be the big game
of the year for the local school team.
Anoka always has a good football
team and this year has an excep-
tionally good one. Princeton isn't
saying much but diligently working
away under the guidance of Coaches
Mallette and Doane, and do not in
tend to have their football scalns