The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-26
PRINCETON AND
DARTMOUTH In
LEADING BOUT
Fine Weather and Crowd Make
Ideal Conditions for
Game
TIGERS ARE UNDER
DARTMOUTH 10 POUNDS
Will Depend on Speed and
Tricks to Eliminate
Enemy

PRINCETON, n. j. Oct 26.-Per.
feet football weather and a ir1n grid,
iron, abetted by the best, football
crowd of the year combined today to
make conditions right for the annual
Princeton-Da Dartmouth game. The New
Hampshire eleven arrived In the mid.
forenoon, having spent the night In
New York. They outweigh the Tigers
some 10 pounds to the man, and are
bri.nful of confidence. Their weiNli
was a.powerful factor last year AS
wa. the case in 1911. the Tigers will
rely on speed and tricks The line
ups follow:
Gov. Woodrow Wilson was the first
big attraction of the Princeton-Dart
mouth football game this afternoon.
When he appeared with party of
friends he was given an ovation rival
ing that accorded the two elevens
Dartmouth yell leaders saw him first
and gave him roars TO which the
Princeton men replied in spirit.
The Princeton team appeared on the
field first and went through the pre-.
liminary stunts. Dewitt and Pendle-
ton did some beautiful punting. The
Dartmouth Giants caused a moment
airy gasp OF dismay when they lum-
bered out on the field, and Princeton
rooters after recovering their surprise.
eyed them with much concern.
The air was cool and crisp, ideal for
football, but the field was deceptive.
Apparently dry on the surface, the
ground was moist underneath and
both teams expected trouble keeping
their feet,
First Quarter.
Princeton kicked of at 2;37 y. m. 10
Snow, who returned 10 yards. TWO
cross bucks failed and Dartmouth was
penalized Is yards. After a. trick
through the line fozSled, Whitney ran
25 yards around right end. Whitney
punted. On second down Dewitt drop
ped back for punt, but PendletoD
faxed and ran 20 yards. Following
all unsuccessful forward pass, Whit
ney for Dartmouth captured kick and
was thrown on his five-yard line.
Whitney punted Two gains a yard
each followed.
!hen Morey intercepted Prince
ton forward pass, running 80 yards
with Il. Morey added four yards and
then cross-bucked for Is more.
Princeton was penalized 10 yards
making IL Dartmouth's ball on Prince
tor 1O-yard line. Walters was knock
ell out and III. Baker replaced him.
Princeton held on her one-yard line
Dewitt punted Several trick plays b.
both sides failed, as did forward
pass by Dartmouth. Dartmouth CIR
ried the ball Is yards TO Princetone
.7-yafd line when the period ented.
Score: Princeton 0. Dartmouth D.
Second Period.
Trenkman at right end for Prince
ton w. Rogers replaced Capt. Ben,
nett at right tguard for Dartmouth. In
the second quarter Whitney failed
through the line, but on the next play
lcpeu around the right end for touch
down. Engelhorn kicked the goal. -
score: Dartmouth Z. Princeton U
On the second down after the kick.
on Princeton recovered a tumble. De
wItt made yards through the line
RI. Baker added one yard aAd Dewitt
made two. Dewitt made three more
ard on a fake SHIFT Dewitt went over
for touchdown. II. Baker failed az
goal from a slight angle.
Score: Dartmouth z, Princeton 6.
After the ball had see-sawed up and
down the central part OF the field for
several minutes. Whitney was forced
to punt to Baker. who signaled for a
fair catch. Estep disregarded the SIX
nal and tackled Baker. Dartmouth
was penalized rs yards and Bake
calmly place-kicked a goal
Score: Princeton 3, Dartmouth Z.