New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
Princeton Line Dlsappoints.
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captain Of Exeter is among them.
Princeton Line Dlsappoints.
[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Princeton, n. J., Sept. 2s.-The Princeton
varsity had their hands more than fun TO
keep the scrub from winning this afternoon
in the first regular practice game Of the
season. At the close Of the two periods
played the score stood tied, each team hav-
ing made one touchdown. The poor defence
OF the varsity. especially in the line, was
decidedly disappointing. Hammond and
Hubhel gained five yards AT a clip through
the varsity line, while the former also
succeeded in circlng the ends for good
gains. Farr. at quarterback, ran the team
well and also contributed TO the ground
gained by the scrub. After catching one
of Penfeld's punts ir midfeld the scrub was
never once forced 10 relinquish the ball
until Hammond had scored. This was done
despite a en-yard penalty for holding,
which came when they were within a fow
yards NJ the varsity line.
The regulars. on the other hand, had
more trouble in making their touchdown,
although fumbles prevented them from
scoring at two other stages in the game. As
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will in midheld, but as soon as they ap-
preached the shadow Of the scrub goal
posts the gains came great deal harder.
Penfield. at fullback. and Dewitt, at half,
gained most OF the ground for the varsity,
although Sawyer rceled off fifteen yards on
two different occasions on a fake kick
formation. The scrub line succeeded IN
blocking a number Of the attempts, but all
three men scored on about so per cent Of
their trys.
The varsity lined mp as follows: Left
end Dunlap; left tackle, Norman; left
guard, Wilson; centre. Bluethenthal: right
guard, Mclean; right tackle. Mccormick;
risht end. Wight; quarterback, Pendleton;
left halfback, Dewitt, Baker; right half
back, Sawyer; fullback Penheld
Crimson Has Scrimmage
Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 2S-The Harvard
coaches this afternoon stood on the side
lines and watched the eleven men who
probably viii start Saturdays game with
Bates indulge in hard fifteen minutes
scrimmage against the scrub team.
Hitchcock. who has a lame ankle was not
on the rush line, where he doubtless will
play later, but otherwise Captain Fisher
had Ids best forwards on the field, Wendell
being out OF the backfed The varsity
scored a touchdown I'm a few minutes play
through the very brilliant run in of kick
by Peters. who lodged through a broken
field for nifty yards. He followed this
effort with a short forward pass TO Bud
Smith. who was stopped on the one-yard
line, from where tho gingery Campbell
darted through a wide hole opened by the
Harvard leader Fisher. The remaining
twelve minutes play for the regulars did
not develop any very steady football, al
though some good gains were made.
Quakers Show Good Form.
Philadelphia, Sept 2S.-Something like the
form expected was shown by the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania varsity eleven this
afternoon, and they tore their way through
the second team with more cohesion than
they have shown in any or the practice
With the Gettysburg gume only two days
away, the varsity worked hard and suc-
cessfully in the afternoon scrimmage that
followed the usual drill individually. After
a physical examination the following men
were tonight taken 10 the training house.
Captain Mercer. Morris Dillon, Harrlng-
ton, Thayer, Jourdet, Keough, Wolfert
Kennedy and Rogers. 1t is expected thar
Spruance, Kelleher Marshall, Barr, jamie
son and Mattson will be added by to-mor-
row, when the team that will meet Gettys-
burg will be chosen AS fast as they mako
good Bell Findeison. Dutton, Young. Craw-
ford, Green, Deeming and Nolan will he
added to the varsity squad.
Moving Pictures OF Cornell.
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Ithaca, n. Y, Sept. 2s The Cornell foot