New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-15
TIGERS FULL Of FIGHT
shOw Great Power and Swamp
w. coIuate Without Trouble.
SCORE is 81 POINTS TO 0
,..,dv Forceful Marches Down
Field Do the Trick-Penal-
ties Play Great Part.
~ T.les-aph 10 Tho Trbune

,..eton y. j.. oct. H-Showing more
,o,5 nower than on any previous oc-
20 tb,s season the Tigers woke out Of
o. ,,+barey this afternoon and crushed
w' ~o,gste eleven. The score was 81 10 O.
tss game had not been marred by con-
,soalties il would have been far and
" ,be best exhibition OF football seen
mis- season The Tigers not only
e. No big total Of points, but they
ave the impression Of having the
'.,rtb 10 get what they wanted
-. scoring was not all the result Of long
ans this time. but of irresistible
' -.,os down the FIELD resulting in touch
- something which has noJ been seen
= p-ipceton for many a day. The backs,
once more dangerous on a dry field,
-. the line showed great improvement.
-, with dash and dght that have
-. corspicuous by their absence in pre-
ylous games.
po,h teams suffered heavily from penal
-. and the game was almost spoiled be-
.,pse Of them. Princeton was penslized
"a times. for a total loss II $50 yards:
ale colgate suffered eleven penalties. but
:. ards lost was better of than Princeton,
,,,,r SCI back only % yards in this way.
-,s New Workers. failed 10 make one irst
40, bv rushing and We're dangerous at
-, one stage of the game Late in the
a. period one Of De Wits punts was
.,,,xsd and rolled back within six Yards Of
az Princeton goal line. where Parker fell
i, q Two plays directed at the line net
- less than two yards. but Colgate was
J.. nd =
vg,kins tried a goal from placement He
v,s hurried I'm his kick. however, and the
Nm went TO one side Of the goal post.
The r.acine Of De Witt AT fullbsck. fin
.,,es a. Pcndeld. and Baker at halfback
vas big improvement. the latter playing
sBlendidlv plucky game. Re was the
-osf consistent ground gamer on the team,
,rbourr SAWYER was not far behind him.
p.,sletor broke away for one Of his brill
ant runs scoring a touchdown after
1,sb Of eIchtv-fve yards. which was easily
no most spectacular play Of the day, as he
made the run IN a quarter back play
through centre.
The Tigers points came as the result
i N I'VE touchdowus. a safety and four goals
i from touchdowns.
No sCnrlD- was zone IN me lISl ptiloar
although Baker narrowly missed a goal
rom che field. and penalties spoiled sew
i s-sl promising chances for t0uchdowns.
The second period was barely under way
before Ions run by Sawyer and two ter
A, line smashes by DE Witt brought the
h,n 70 the FORWARD line. from where
!. ssksr scored. The next score came when
huntington caught a long punt Of De
Wits on his vineyard line. and was
Arovn over the line by Phillips for a
utsty
Baker was the man chosen 20 score the
,srt touchdown. and he fought his way
rer from the six-yard line Another steady
zsrch down the field, interrupted by fire.
nsnt penalties. brought the ball 10 the
,hree-yard line. where Pendleton took II
over. but fumbled. Mclean falling on the
mn Tor the touchdown. PendletOn fol-
j owed soon afterward with his dash Of
sshty-fye Yards for a touchdown, and
cam composed mostly Of substitutes scored
one more touchdown in the last period.
4 The lineup follows