The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04


out on the left end. He had a clear
field, but was nailed just before he
reached the goal line Wendell car
ried it over on the first rlSh. The
ball was kicked out to F'reedfey on
the 25-yard line Captain Fisher
kicked the goal making the score:
Princeton 8, Harvard 6.
Dewitt kicked off to the ten yard
line and the pail was run back Is
yards IL spite of Harvard tumble. On
the first rush Reynolds made yards
Then Wendell made a first down on
her 40 yard lire. On the next rush
Wendell made yards more. There
was a kick forward to Princetonss 30
yard line but Dewitt could not gain
through center. He dropped back anG
kicked to Reynolds on Harvard so
yard Iiae.
Line of Adamanf.
Reynolds could not gain around
Prfnceton's right end and Wendell hurl-
ed himself q an adamant Princeton line
for no gains
Then Dewitt made a kick to the
Tigers four yards line. on account Of
Harvard'S holding it was PrineetOn's
ball in the center of the field. On
delayed pass Vaughn was thrown
without gain. Dewitt kicked to Rey-
nolds on Harvard's 80 yard line rus I.
Harvard made three yards around
Princetcn's right end a kick follow
ed, the ball went out of bounds and
into Princeton's hands but was brought
IS yard line because of Princeton s hold
ing. On a back pass Wendell was
thrown for the loss of a yard
The Princeton forwards completely
to Vaughn on Princeton 50 yard line
Dewitt went through for three yards
in a dive through center
On the next play there was Harvard
Princeton in the center of the field.
On a delayed pass Dewitt made it q
first down on Harvard's A yard line.
There were only two yards gair OIL
Harvard's right end and made four
yards Princeton substitutes began &c
come on the field.
Duff, who was playing a wonderful
game at right guard for Princeton went
ont and Mccormick took his place.
Dewitt kicked over the goal line and /
the ball was brought to the IS yard |
line and given to Harvard. On the |
first play fake forward pass result |
ed in a loss of five crimson yards
A forward pass failed and Harvard got /
the ball. Reynolds kicked to Vaughn on /
45-yard line
Dewitt made two yards through center /
Pendleton banged in for three more /
Dewitt kicked to Harvard's ten yard line /
and the ball was run back five yards
rockingham. who had taken Reynold' s
place made five yards on fake kick.
Then Harvard kicked to PHnceton 40
yard line and the ball was run back seven
yards. Pendleton made three yards and
Dewitt two more through center Dewitt
kicked to rockingham on Harvards 20
yard line.
The game ended with the ball in Prince
ions possession in the center of the field
Final score: Princeton 8; Harvard 6.
Chicago Is Hopeful.
Chicago, Nov. 4-NearIy all the lead
ing university football teams of the
middle west are scheduled to play to-
day and it is expected that the num-
bec eligible to the big eight confer
oh f<r7f
BY the results. Most interest among
conference universities was displayed
n the game between Chicago and Min
1esOta at Minneapolis, Mimi. The su-
oerior weight of Minnesota, the prestige
Of last years championship and the
abundance of good substitutes inspired
confidence in the Gopher aspirants-
Most neutral followers of the contest
gave odds in favor of Coach Williams
team.
The Chicagoans based their hopes On
the variety of brilliant new plays said
to have been evolved by Coach StaEg
team, which has plenty of kicking tai
ents.
Wisconsin Meets Iowa.
Wisconsin, victorious last week over
Northwestern which is the only co1-
ference team idle today felt confident
Iowa at Madison. Iowa has already
been defeated by Minnesota which team !
will play Wisconsin later. Another
game between conference elevens, that
Of Illinois and Purdue at Urbana is
to show just how the Illinois
stand Purdue has been defeated by
Northwestern which in turn lost to
Wisconsin. Illinois has lost to Chi
sago.
West of the conference belt, main
interest centered on the game between
and Oklahoma while eastward
the leading game was that bringing
Yost of Michigan said he expected a
great Improvement over last week wae.l
The wolverines narrowly escaped de-
'eat by Vanderbilt. Michigan Will play
Cornell next Saturday. Other games
.or the middle west:
other Western Games.
Indiana and Central University Of
kentucky at Bloomington.
Case and Ohio State at Columbus
Wabash and Eartham at Crawfords-
lille.
Iowa state and Nebraska at Ames
Northwestern college and Lawrence
It WATERFOWL
Beloit and Rfpon at Beloit
Marquette and Villanova at MilwaU-
zee.
Lake Forest and Illinois Wesleyan at
Lots of Harvard Money.
There was lots of Harvard money in
light this morning at odds of 10 to Z
nd 10 to and some has been re-
orted even at odds of to l. The ;
'rinceton supporters were not slow in !
overing all the money in sight of
cred at odds as big as these. Har-
ard may have q harder proposition t
D tackle today that she expects. The
'rinceton defense has been coached G
D meet the plunges of Wendell and l
and much depends on t
-hether the Orange and Black line can g
old its own with the Harvard for I
ards. On the offense it has been I
that Harvard will find sew +
raj unexpected changes in the Prince
IN mode of attack. The lineup: