New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30

eight yards TO Dartmouth's ten-yard line.
Then another forward pass proved
boomerang. DAILY intercepted the ball and
lodging two os three Princeton tacklers,
started for the opposing goal line with
clear field. Pendleton was after him like
a shot, however, and brought DAILY down
with a pretty tackle after the latter had
covered forty-five yards. Good chances
10 score by both teams were thus lost.
Place Kick for Goal Fails.
4 brilliant run by Ingersol in the second
period provided another chance for Dart
mouth to score. He caught one Of Bal
LOUIS punts and ran the ball back IS yards
before he was laid lew on Princetons 10
yard line. After two attempts 10 gain had
failed Barends tried a goal from place.
ment at a difficult angle. The ball rose
true and clean, but the wind carried 1t a
bit to one side and again Princeton was
saved Following that the Tigers again
forced the fighting and the half ended as
Pendleton rushed around Dartmouth's left
md for a pretty gain OF 80 yards.
II anything, Dartmouth had rather the
better of the second half so far as the
analysis Of the play goes, but Pendleton
was to be reckoned with and Pendleton
turned the tide in favor OF Princeton.
Shortly after the third period began,
Sparks and Ballou misjudged an onside
kick and Cottrell fell on the ball for Dart
mouth on Princetons 45-yard line. Once
again on failing 10 gain by rushing, Bar
ends tried a goal from placement. but the
ball fell short and Ballou quickly punted
II out of danger for the moment Dart
mouth came right back, however, and get
ting the better OF two exchanges. had the
ball on Princeton's 25-yard line For the
fourth time Barends tried for a goal from
the field, but MacGregor broke through
and blocked the ball and Sparks fell on it
for Princeton on his own 15-yard line.
Needham then broke through and blocked
RalIou's punt, but BaIlou himself recov-
cred II and on the next play punted to the
centre of the field.
pendleton's Dashinq Run.
Then came the chance for Pendleton TO
shine. Ingersol returned the ball on the
inst lineup and ''Tolly.'' as his friends cal
him. gathered it in, started for the Dart
mouth goal line some IS yards away. He
was aided in his first dash by DAILY and
Cotterell overrunning the ball; he was
aided further as he lodged and doubled his
way down the field by excellent interfer-
ence on the part of his team mates. The
stands were in an uproar. as Pendleton
eluded one Dartmouth taclller after an
other and finally lodged his way by Morey
for a clear field AMI a touchdown. He
kicked HIS own goal and, as II turned out.
victory was won.
The Dartmouth men were IN no wise dis
Outraged, however. by the sudden change
in the battle and soon had the Tigers
fighting desperately to hold their advan-
tage- InEersol earned more fame by run
ming back one Of Rallou's punts thirty yards
or so ard putting Dartmouth in a position
TO call on Barends once more TO try goal
from placement The kick failed. but Bal
lou fumbled the ball and Whitmore fell
On it for Dartmouth. after a wild scramble,
on PrincetOn's 10-yard line Morey made
two yards through the centre, but IngeTsol
was thrown for a loss in trying TO dash
around Princeton's right end. It was the
third down. with ten yards TO go. but just
at this critical moment the whistle blew for
the end Of the third period.
Both teams had q respite foT a few
minutes and then came cleverIy conceived
play by Dartmouth, which just failed Of
being IS cleverly executed. Barends pre-
pared for another kick from placement,
hut. having fooled the Princeton forwards,
Ingersol jumped TO his feet and made a
perfect pass to CotreI, who stood waiting
on Princeton's l-yard line 1t was only
necessary for the Dartmouth end TO catch
the ball and fall over the line for a touch
down, but Cotrell fumbled and Dartmouth S
last good chance TO score vanished.
". W. Roper, head coach Of Princeton,
was plainly elated after the game, and he
had every reason 10 be. lie spoke in glow
ing terms of his own team, Of the Dart
mouth team, to which he gave full credit,
and Of the new rules, which made, as he
put IT. such a good game possible The
players themselves looked the picture of
rudy health in their dressing rooms and
came out of the struggle in fine condition
and fun Of confidence that they win beat
Yale.