The evening world., 1911-11-04
PERIOD.

when play was reseu!ned Princeton
kicked from her 20-yard line aEd drove
the ball we'll in Harvard's end OF the
field. Just at this time a big biplane
came driving along. and going straight
over the field clrclsd and recrossed and
finally making a sensational circle less
han a hundred feet above the heads
OF the players. II swung away toward
the south. The teams payed little at
tention TO the visitor. but went right
on with the play.
In an exchange of punts, De Witt
showed q little stronger then Pierce.
Al last with the bail on Harvards 20
yard line Pierce's punt was blocked.
Princeton recovered the ball near the
tSde fines. Witt carried II over 10 the
tentre. II looked like an sven chancs to
ls.ore a field goal. The teams lined up
and dropped back for q kick. There was
absolute silence In the rowded stands
~ the hall few back into DE Wits
grasp. He dropped II and kicked. but a
a Harvard line came forward with q
= surge.
The ball struck a Crimson Jersey and
ounde back straight at De Witt. but
out OF his roach. ]; rolled toward the
princeton's goal. Before the Princeton
could turn, Wendell escaped through
and snapped the rolling ball up from
the ground. He had fully eight yards
lead In a clear field. Nothing stood
between him and the Princeton goa
line. without Stopping a minute h,
set out fun tilt straight down the
middle OF the reld.
But ciaht yards behind him Pendlctor
was coming like a fpr!nter striving for .
record. Wendell covered only twenty
Ave yards before the flying halfbaci
lee ped N his bach and drove him head
Icing to the round On the first pla,
Harvard. failed TO gain. Then there wa
a delay AMI M!lholland was sent in 70
Gardiner. who had replaced Potter a
quarter.
lie tried for u field goal from the IS
yard lire and missed. After n number O
punts Harvard tried an cnsiGe kick from
NIT eii. The ball bounded along an,
y. SIC got At on Pr.nce,on's 5-yard line
harvard tired 10 break through, bu
Princeton didn't yield an Inca. The
8mi.h YVES brought back to circl
Princeton's right end. Philips got hir
and threw him back 3 yards,
White Mzkcs ccnsaticnai Run IA
Goal.
f?t,il holding the ball and with onl
3 yards In front to Prlnceton's goa
HOLSTER, who had gone In for M!lho
land. kicked. but three Princeton me
IOHE AL liblh VI ht ''' "'a 'N'A
down to the ground. The ball role
CHAR OF both teams. Instantly III
three striped Jerseys were after II.
was rolling on Princeton's 20-yard lir
when Sam white, running at top spec
snapped II up and started stra!gl
toward Hsrvard's goal posts.
Before a finger could he laid on hi
he was clear OF the bewiidcred Crimso
back field and tearing along like
i~aceaorse.
Nearest TO him was Wendell ten yart
way II was a great race down Il
field. hut again Wendell found
Princeton runner too fast for hir
rhe other Harvard backs trailed alor
teAind Wendell. No one OF them g
'itain striking distance. And VIII
I'd plenty OF time to trot around b
lind the Harvard goal posts and plaI
TO ball exactly in the centre. As
i,t Il dawn Wendell came up but :,
lits.
Ftldle,on kicked the goal. sending II
isl through with a centre shot. l
an;ly the black and orange stand 70
i6 sang the annon song
in Princeton town they've got a tea
that knows tina way 10 play;
Will Princeton split back of the
they're sure TO win the day.
with songs and cheers they'n raj
round the canno as of,
and Ssssau's Halls will echo with q
Princeton Tigers roar.
After n few minutes more the ha
,nted: