The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-05
TIGERS WILD OVER
HARvARO'S DEFEAT
Resumption of Gridiron Hos
tihties Between Schools
Draws Thousands.
National News Association

(National News Association
PRINCETON. N. J. Nov. 4.-More
than 10000 spectators, banking the en-
tire field in a solid mass of humanity,
this afternoon inaugurated the sea
sons first real important game, that
between Harvard and Princeton with
a tumult of enthusiasm which had
been accommodating since the ancient
rivals last meeting fifteen years ago.
Princeton won by the score of to g..
The weather was perfect for foot
ball and while it was not brilliantly
clear, the air was crisp and full of
tingle. The Harvard eleven by rea-
son of the consistent form it has
shown this season, was the favorite in
the betting and the invasion brought
out a flood of money. AS the invad
ers went into the game the odds stood
at 10 to 8.
Harvard Freshmens' victory over
Princeton in the morning by the score
of IL to 0 had SOLDERING effect on
the Tigers supporters.
Harvard won the toss and took the
south goal, giving the Tigers the kick
off.
Vaughan kicked off to Harvard's
ten yard line and was run down by
Potter to their ten yard line. Hunt
ington kicked back to center Of the
field where Wilson was downed by
Wendell. The Tigers gained five
yards through center and failed on
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the Harvard II yard line where Hunt
1ngton was downed by. Pendleton.
Harvard failed to gain at center and
Vaughan kicked to Harvard's 40 yard
line, where Christie was downed.
The teams exchanged goals after
two minutes rest. the ball being then
on Princeton's 35 yard line. Vaughan
opened the second quarter by kicking
to Harvard's 35 yard line, Huntington
running back yards after good
catch. An aeroplane darted across
the field with Harvard colors. 1t con-
tanned two people and was greeted
with cheers.
On an off-side play Princeton was
penalized fifteen yards Wendell fail
ed at center and also through right
tackle. Princeton got the ball on
downs on her Is yard line, Harvard
failing to gain on it's try through cen
ter. Vaughan punted to the 4S yard
line where Gardiner carried it back
six yards. On a fake forward pass
Smith gained five yards around
Princeton's right end.
Wendell went through center for
four yards Reynolds went to left
half back in place of Pierce.
An on-side kick gave Harvard a thirty
yard gain, the ball being in the Grim
sons possession on the Tigers As yard
line. Wendell tried a run around the
Tigers right end and was downed for
loss of three yards by Christie.
Huntington tried for a goal from the
the ball was blocked and secured by
White, who ran 95 yards for touch
down. Pendleton kicked goal.
In the opening OF the second half
Huntington kicked out of bounds on
the so yard line. Vaughan punted
over the Harvard goal line. giving
Princeton credit for safety, adding
two points to her score.
The ball was returned to Prince
tons Is yard line. On a fake pass,
Wendell went around the Tigers right
for IS yard run, being downed by
Pendleton. A forward pass failed, the
ball going to Princeton's 35 yard line.
Vaughan kicked to mid-field, Gardiner
running back three yards. Gardiner
went through left tackle for 8 yards.
Wendell failed to gain through CEN
ter. A forward pass gained 8 more
yards for Harvard. An on-side kick
sent the ball to the Tigers yard line.
where Vaughan fell on the ball.
Vaughan kicked to the Tigers As yard
line, Wendell running back five yards.
Wendell failed to gain through center.
A perfectly executed forward pass to
Smith by Huntington gave Harvard
Is more yards. Wendell gained two
yards through center. the ball being on
the Tigers IL yard line. On the next
play Wendell made the touchdown.
Fisher kicked goal. ending the scoring.
The lineup:
Harvard Princeton
Left End
HOLSTER. O'Brien ....... White
Left Tackle
Hitchcock Observation-Disclosures. Hart
Left Guard
Leslie .................. Wilson
Center
Storer ...............,. Buethenthal
Right Guard
ClSneE ........ ........ DuH
Right Tackle
jerks. Gardiner .... PHILIPPE
Right End
Smith NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dunlap
Quarter Back
Potter. Gardiner ......... Christie
Left Half Back
Campbell Observation-Disclosures. Pendleton
Right Half Back
Wendell, Calender ... Dewitt
Full Back
Referee-W. G. Langford, Trinity
Umpire-C. s. Williams, Penna
Field Judge-A. l.. Sharpe, Yale
Linesman-J. b. Pendleton, Bowdoin