Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
HARVARD cRUsAEs PRINCETON
5rickley's Boot Scores Nine Points for Crimson-Wonderful Goal from Placement on 47-Yard Line.

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 3.-With the defence smashed to smithereeus and every feint and thrust of the attack solved before it could get under way, the team which came out of Princeton tO do battle on a Harvard gridiron for tle first time in sixteen years, Sat Grday afternoon went down to defeat in one of the most thrilling and spec tacular combats of the football field that has been seen this season.
 In the early stages of tho game 1t looked like an oven match, in which any of the whimsical turns of fate that often come to the aid of one team or the other aTnight turn the tide Of battle. TowaFd the end. though the Tigers were panic stricken and the oct was complete. Few teams that ave represented Old Nassau in the Tast have crumoled up the way this one did In the final moments of play, and 't was a lucky thing for them that the whistle blew when it did OF the score might have been even great CT than the Is to $ which was chalked up on the board at the end of the field when it was all over
 Brickley, thick ribbed and stout thewed, was the hero Of the game. lie was the Nemesis of the Princeton
 '''''' -'' 'h@ hilAir IL lpOAdti dE ll .ti'N Crimson would never he able 10 shove the ball across the Tiger goal line. but Brickloy made this unnecessarv. Three times he shot the ball far and true between the goat posts. each iime counting three points for his site and giving the Harvard eleven enough points to have won without anything else. Finally his herculean efforts could be apsliled of no longer. strong as he was, there was a limit 10 his power. After one heavy bum- bardment of the Niger bGiwarks. Briokley did not get ur. He had play cd himself completely out.
 The greatest Kick eyer pulled off in the stadium was Brickloys goal in the third period In the first place Il was 8 punt hy Felton to the Tigers 20 yard line which put the latter nu the detens1ve and Dewitt could not rise to the occasion. He made a pnnv boot to his own 41 yard line and Hard wick made fair catch. When Brick lev stepped to try a place kick tho crowd was astonished at his nerve. He made good, however, with a field goal that will be remembered among the greatest ever scored ir a big game. The ball shot squarely between the posts, even more cleanly than his attempts from the shorter distances, That put the Crimson in the cad, 9 to 6, and never again were they in danger
 The Harvard stands broke into a crazy riot as the referee signalled that the count had been made. while across the stadium the Tiger rooters sat stunned at the feat
 The lineups and summary:
 Characterization le, storer Ii; Per- mock lg, Farmenter c. Trunbull rg, Hitchcock If. Coolidge re. Gardner oh, Hardwick lhb. Bf'lekley rhb, Wendell fb. substitutiors. WiEsie=worth for Fsrmenter. Driseoil for TrGm60ii O'Bfisn for Coolidge, L;nKafd for BrlekleS, bfadles far Wendell.
 Prineetan-An6rews le. Phillips 1t, shenk ig, t3luetilenthai 2, Legan rg PeaAsid ri, buniaR re, s. Baker d6 Penaeiten thb, Waller rhe, Dewitt fh substitytiens, ", Swart for LSsan Bailin fer Peafeid, WieAt fer Dun. lap, Peaaieten for Wigkt, RtEeit fes een4letea tst eBe1; F. Baker fer ReAaietea (at left ha4 baek1.
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