Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-04

temporarily.
The court not being in regular ses.
SIGN, James B. Mcnamara was not
brought over from the Jail.
Fifteen men on the yenire Of forty
were not found, so that twenty yenire-
men remain for service. This is about
tie usual proportion.
yard line where Potter made a fair
catch. On free kick Campbell los.
four yards. A kick followed to PEN
dleton on Princeton 52-yard line
Pendleton tried Harvard's right end
for loss Of two yards. Dewitt kick
ed TO Potter on Harvard's 34-yard
line. On the first rush, Potter made
a wide sweep around Princeton's
right end for seven yards. Time
called for breathing space Wendell
plunged through the center of the
field for first down. On the next
rush the ball was carried into the Ii
gers territory for a yard. Harvard
kicked outside on Princeton's 22-yard
line where time was called for the
first period.
Second Period Had Sensations.
Princeton, Nov 1.-The complete
reversal of The situation was a sensa-
ton. Fisher kicked off for Harvard
to Pendleton, who ran it back to the
20-yard line before he was thrown.
Dewitt kicked to Reynolds on Har
wards 45-yard line but there was no
gain on the run back.
Just as Harvard's was lining up
the whistle sounded, ending the sec
ond period. The period was full OF
sensations. Princeton had fine
chance for a goal from the field on
Haryards 2G-yard line, but the ball
was blocked and only Pendletons s
! fast running prevented a crimson
| touchdown.
Some Fierce Playing.
( Hitchcock had clear field but did
not have the legs. Reynolds took
Pierce's place for Harvard.
| With the bali in Havards posses.
sion on Princeton's 20 yard line, there
was tumble, but Harvard kept the
ball for a loss of five yards. Milhol-
land dropped back for goal from the
field. The ball went wide by ten
yards. Hollister took Milholland's
place.
Dewitt kicked on the first down to
tie center of the field. On a fake
forward pass, Reynolds made II yards
around Princeton's right end. They
paused for Princeton's injuries. With
the ball on Princeton's "A yard line
Wendell made two yards on delayed
pass through center.
On the next play he crowded through
four more yards. Then Reynolds kick
ed to Pendleton on Princeton's five
yard line and the ball was thrown
back several yards. On the next play
| Dewitt kicked out Of bounds and the
ball went to Harvard on Princeton's
! % yard line.
|
center in the first rush, and on the
second it was off-side Princeton
and it was Harvard's ball on the 15C
yard line. Harvard hit center fol
no gain and Wendell could not gail
round right end. On the next play
there was tumble and the ball wen
to Princeton. Dewitt kicked on thu
first down to the center of the fielt
and the ball was run back ten yards
A fake forward pass netted four yards
On the first rush yard was made OF
a delayed pass. Then came an on
side kick to Princeton's five yard linz
where Harvard got the ball. On th'
first rush, Wendell made half yard
Then Reynolds tried Princeton's righ
and for a loss of five yards.
On an attempted goal. from thu
field, the kick was blocked for los!
OF five yards.
On an attempted goal from th'
field, the kick was blocked and White
grabbed the ball on the Is yard line
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Harvard goal line. Princeton scored
goal. Pendleton kicked the goal.
Princeton ...... ......... K
| Harvard ...... ...... ...........'
| Then Harvard assaulted the Tigers
goal and got the ball on Princeton
five yard line on on-side kick. Th'
Princeton line held firmly and then al
attempted field goal was blocked
White picked up the ball on Prince
tons Is yard line and distanced tht
entire crimson team in his 95 yart
dash for the first score of the game
Pendleton kicked an easy goal ant
the half of the game ended.
i Score.
Princeton ........ -. .......'
The feature of the first two period
vas the charging of the Princeton
forwards and their ability to stop tn
powerful Wendell.
1t was again Princeton's KICKOFF.
| Third Period.
The third period started by Dewitt