Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-04
PRINCETON EIGHT,
HARVARD SIX
Tigers Down Crimson in
Brilliantly Fought Battle
on Gridiron
LARGE CROWD WITNESS GAME
Better Generalship Again Wins
Against the Heavier
Players.
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Duff, r. G.; Phillips, K. T.; Dunlap'
r. E.: Christie, Q. B.; Pendleton, l..
II. B.; Dewitt, r. II. B.; Vaughan, f.
B.
Harvard-Smith. l.. E.; Hitchcock,
l.. r.; Leslie, l.. g.; Storer, c.: Fish
er, r. G.; Gardiner, r. T.; O'Rrien,
Il E.; Potter, @. B.; Campbell, L. Fl.
R.; Wendell, R. H. B.: Huntington,
T. B.
Megaphones on Deck.
At 1850 when the Princeton team
came on the field, four leaders armed
with megaphones pulled open the
throttle and the we'll known locomo-
tive cheer doomed across the grid
iron, ending with three long Harvards.
Harvard won the toss and took the
south goal with the sun at their backs,
giving Princeton the kickoff.
Score in First Third.
First period: Harvard 0. Prince
ton 0.
Princeton not only held Harvard but
Kept the ball in Harvard's territory
the greater part of the time,
Second Period.
On the second period, Dewitt kicked
on the second down to Harvard's 40
yard line. Harvard kicked on the
second down and then lost fifteen
yards in Princeton's territory for
holding. Dewitt kicked on the first
down to Potter on Harvard's % yard
| line and the crimson quarterback was
downed in his tracks. Potter was
injured and Gardiner took his place
Wendell made three yards and then
Campbell kicked to the 40 yard line,
where Pendleton was thrown without
gain.
1t was Princeton's ball on Harvard S
45 yard line, but on first play Prince.
ton was sent back fifteen yards fol
holding. Pierce took Campbell'e e
place. Dewitt again kicked far down
! the field and was thrown without gain
On the first rush Pierce was thrown
back for toss. He then kicked out
Of bounds on Harvard's % yard line
where the ball went to Princeton. On
The first rush Pendleton could not gain
md Dewitt made only two yards
on the second. Then Chrystie dropped
back for a goal from the field, stand,
ing on his 25 yard line. The ball
was blocked and Hitchcock picked it
{ up and ran to Princetons 25 yard line
where Pendleton nailed him. Prince
ton scores safety.
Princeton Makes Touchdown.
Dewitt kicked off to Campbell on
Harvard's 10yard line and the ball
was run back ten yards. Potter kick
ed on the first down to the center OF
the field where the ball was held for
no gain. Dewitt went through center
for four yards. On the second play.
Dewitt kicked to Potter who was
thrown without gain on his 1O-yard
| line. Wendell made two yards
through center and then Potter kick
ed to Harvard's 50-yard line and the
ball was run back tive yards. De-
witt soon kicked to the 10-yard 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. Wendell plowed
his way through for nine yards and
then made a first down on Harvard s
25-yard line. Harvard kicked to the
center of the field. Princeton tried
an end run without gain.
/ Dewitt kicked outside on Harvard s
34-yard line. 1t was Harvard's ball
The Princeton tackling was very
fierce. A kick to Princeton's 33-yard
line put the ball on the Tigers side
for the first time, in their own pos
session
i Gardner Disabled.
i Time was called while Gardner,
who had been disabled, was revived
He had to leave the field.
| Dewitt kicked outside again on Har
wards 30-yard l-ne.
On the first Harvard rush Wendell
made two yards. The Princeton for
wards judged the play beautifully
and seemed to stop the big Harvard
backs easily. Potter kicked on the
next down to Pendleton but the bal
wa brought back and Princeton lost
fifteen yards for holding. 1t was Har
wards ball on their 44-yard line. Wen
dell tried Princeton's l,ft and for a
scant yard. A kick followed te
Princeton's 25-yara line where Pendle
ton made a Iair catch. jerks took
Gardner's place. Dewitt kicked tc
Campbell, who fumbled and it was
Prihceton's ball on Harvard's 47-yard
line. Vaughan made a yard around
| right end. An on-side kick was block
ed but Princeton recovered the bal
on their 5O-yard line. :.
i Time Called.
i Dewitt tried to run on fake kick
but was thrown back for a loss, He
kicked Immediately to Harvard's 33