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on Harvard's 52-yard line.
On the second play Dewitt kicked to
Potts who was thrown, without gain,
on his 10-yard line. Wendell made two
yards through centre, and then Potter
tickedi to Harvard's 5o-yard line, and
the ball was run back five yards,
Harvard blocked the next plunge in,
| the centre. and Dewitt kicked to the
| 10syard line again. Potter kicked ON
the first down. and the ball was
blocked. but a Harvard man got the
ball
The Princeton forwards broke
through on nearly every play. Wen
dell plowed his way through for nine
yards. and then made first down on
Harvard's 25-yard line Harvard
kicked to the centre of the field, where
there was 10 run back on the ball.
Princeton ,.led an end run, without
gain.
Dewitt kicked outside on HaryardS >
34-yard line 1t was Harvard's ball.
Wendell tried the line for no gain
The Princeton tackling was very fierce
A kick followed to Princeton's Ss-yard
line, and the ball was on the Tigers
side for the first time in their own pos
session.
Time was called while Gardiner. who
had been disabled, was revived, but he
finally had to leave the field.
Dewitt kicked outside again on Har-
wards 30-yard line.
On TIE first Harvard rush Wendell
made two yards. The Princeton for
wards judged the place beautifully
and seemed TO stop the big Harvard
backs easily. Potter kicked on the next
down to Pendleton but the ball was
brought back and Princeton lost fifteen
yards for holding.
1t was Harvard's ball on their A-yard
line. Wendell tried Princeton's left end
for a scant yard. A kick followed TO
Princeton's 25-yard line, where Pendle- :
ton made fair catch. Jenks took
Gardeners place Dewitt kicked to
Campbell, who fumbled. and it was
Princeton's ball on Haryard's 47-yard
line.
Vaughn made yard around right
end An onside kick was blocked, but
Princeton recovered the ball on their
50-yard line Dewitt tried to run on
fake kick but was thrown back for
loss. He Kicked Immediately to Har-
wards 33-yard line where Potter made
a fair catch.
on free kick Campbell lost four
Yards A kick followed to Pendleton on
Princetons 52-yard line. Pendleton
tried Harvards right end for loss Of
two yards Dewitt kicked 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 was called for breathing space
with the ball IN Harvard S possession
on her own 44-yard line, Then Wendell
plunged through to the centre Of The
field for first down. the longest un
SO far of the game.
on the next rush the BAH was car
ried into the Tigers territory only for
a yard Then Harvard kicked onfsile
on Prineetons 22-yayd line where
time was called for the first period.
First period-lIarvard 0; Prince
ton, o.
While the teams were changing sides
the sun came out, shining in HarYard's
face.
In the first period Of the game
Princeton not only held Harvard but
kept the ball entirely in Harvards ter
ritory the greater part of the time.
J. ut VIZ IldINdfdu pdthS ASiS hiihbiV
to make but short gains against the
agile Princeton forwards. and thare
was no score.
Second Period.
On the second period Dewitt kicked
on the second down to Harvard's 40
yard line As the ball went into the
air an aeroplane came flying over the
field with two men, and there WAS
considerable cheering.
Harvard kicked on the second down
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