The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
HARVARD TRAMPS
OVER PRINCE TON
sriokiey Proves to be Nemiss. Of
Tiger Camp and. Boots His Team
to Great Victory over
Crimson.
THREE FIELD GOALS

Carried off the Field Suffering
From, an Injury to
His Head.
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SOLDIERS FIELD, CAMBRIDGE,
Mass, No. Fit was a case of toe
much Brickley for Princeton this af-
ternoon and the Tigers lost to Harv-
ard. 16 to g. The stalwart right half
back was whole team in himself,
winning the game with his
three goals from the field. He booted
over two neat drop-kicks, and, just to
show his versatility, sent a clean.cut
place kick between the bars from the
AZ yard line for the deciding points
His kicking was not his only con.
tributions to Harvard's vistory and
Princeton's downfall In the first
quarter of the game he did most OF
the rushing, as Captain Wendell was
forced to retire because of a weak
ankle. Time and again the husky
Brickley tore through the Tiger line
or skirted the Tiger ends. The Tig-
ers seemed unable to hold him in mid
field, but they held against his crash
ing attack three times in the shadow
of their goal Then, to their chagrin,
he dropped back and booted the ball
for the points he could not earn car
rying it.
Toward the end Of the game his
mates began to out-play their adver-
saries and give him some aid Hard
wick made some stirring cross bucks
and finally two minutes before time
was up battered through Princeton S
line for Harvard's only touchdown.
He kicked his own goal, for, making
Interference for him on the last
smash, Brickley was severely injured
about the head and had to be carried
from the field
Aside from Brickley's efforts and
Felton's punting, the two teams seem
ed evenly matched, man for man
Waller bore the brunt of the Prince
ton attack, making several gainful
runs and scoring the Tiger touchdown
after running twenty yards with a
forward pass Pendleton played nice
ball at half and end.
Penn state Wins.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Penn
State played true to form this after
noon and the University of Pennsyl-
vania was trounced by the score Of
IA to in a game that was full of
sensational plays and good football.
While Penn was beaten and out-play.
ed, the showing of the Red and Blue
eleven was better than had been ex-
pected and convinced the spectators
that there is still hope for Penn in
its remaining games.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Nov. 2.-After the
lighting Tigers of Missouri Uni
versity had held the heavy Nebraska
team without score here this after
noon In the first three quarters, the
came back strong in the
final period and made a touchdown
the game Z to 0. Missouri
out-played Nebraska in the first hale
and worked the ball near the goal sew
eral times but could not score. The
great runs Of Knoble of the Tigers
was a feature of the Missouri attack.
Wisconsin 80; Chicago IL.
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MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2.-The Uni
of Wisconsin and the Uni
versity of Minnesota will battle for
the western college conference foot.
ball championship on Northrop Field
in Minneapolis, on November 16. Wis
consin today eliminated Chicago from
the title race by q score of 80 to H.
Minnesota put Illinois out of the run
ming by score of 13 to 0, at Mime
apolis.
Wisconsin has showed remarkable
scoring ability this season, and has
not been defeated Minnesota's only
lost game was charged against her
when the strong South Dakota aggre-
CATION administered defeat early In
the season. The loss of the South
Dakota game. does not affect Mime
sofas claim to the conference cham.
pionship.
Wisconsin scored their first touch
Town at the beginning of the second
quarter. In the first period the Bad
gers placed the ball within two feet
IF Chicago's goal. But the whistle
sounded the end of the quarter.
Changing goals, Tandberg, on line
'ush through center, put the oval
,ver on the first down.
After Wisconsin scored, the Maroon
cam seemed to play even harder
'all, although the Wisconsin back