The evening world., 1912-11-02
SECOND PERIOD.

and after short minutes rest were
as II again. In the next scrimmage
one OF the Harvard players lost large
AID important part Of his uniform. He
wac quickly surrounded and rushed of
the field for repairs.
When play was resumed II was Har.
tard's ball 81 Princcton's 3O-yard line.
Princeton was psnaiised 6 yards for
ohside play by Penneid. Harvard be-
Gan shifting attack to swing over
toward the goal pOsts. Hardwick went
through for 8 yards. and Princeton was
penalissd again for off-stie play. Again
Harvard crushed through for yards,
and then Brickley was damned through
Left Guard shcnk and put the ball
down yards In front Of the goal
posta Princeton held the next charge
without giving an inch. Bricklsy
goal posts and kicked the ball neatly
over the bar.
score-Harvard, 2; Princeton, o.
Princeton kicked down tho field and
the ball STOPPED bare foot In front OF
tho Harvard goal line. When Il failed
70 roll over Brickley picked Il up within
. yard Of tho Princeton tackiers, and
xlgxasg1nx from side to aide worked his
way nearly through the entire Prince
ton team. II looked as II he would get
clear. but the last Tiger player carried
him down after a clean gain of twenty
yards.
PgLroN AND DEWITT tx.
CHANGE kicke.
The first claah after that was a fierce
one. Dunlap fell clear of the bunch
with his arm twisted under him. There
was . moments delay and Dunlap was
led from the field apparently with a
broken arm. Wright took his place. For
uve minutes after that the bali zig
sagged back and forth between FELTON,
~ Dewitt.
Once Princeton stopped kicking lonR
enough to dig through for eight yards IN
three successive plunges. Dewitt,
Kicked over the Harvard goal line and
Fenon punted out again to mldheid
For the second time the Tigers tried 4
long forward pass, Andrew to PendletOn
the hall fell on the ground. Princeton
Immediately tried tho same trick again
Andrews to Pendleton. this time for
clean twsnty-yard line gain. Imme
dlately Princeton made the same pas
again swinging TO the other wing. Thi
time the Harvard players were take,
cdmpletely on their guard. The Who'll,
team had started TO swing In the wroni
luts1y clear field. Crcling out ne trippe,
and fell. falling nat on his stomach
Half dozen Harvard men were tear
ing down on him like herd OF steer
In . stampede. II looked as n Pendle
ton might be caught. but when h
rolled over and reached HIS feet he wa
stiil clear by couple Of yards.
APlunx1ng over tho last two chalk line
he touched the ball down. The ba
was fairly puntcd GU; and struck IN
ground. Score Princeton. 6; Harvard. j,
. Again the play zIsZassod up and dow
: the field for long Interval wlthou
material success on either side. Their
was just one time when the Tiger
seemed to be In serious danger. Felto
made q S-yard punt that nearly wer
over Pendieton's head. Running bac
p swiftly Pendleton reached the ball ar
got both hands on II. but II had tina
FELTON, twist and II wriegled out OF h
, hands like a live thlng. The impetus
!. his run had carried him yards pas
before he could turn. but he scramble
back and recovered the ball,
PgNOlETON's TUMBLE cOSrl
THIS TIME.
Back by slow degrees the team
worked their way to midfeld. Prime
ton tried another forward pass fro
Asdrews to Pendleton and this tim
with only one Harvard man betwe,
him and the goal line. Pendleton fun
bled. In a few minutes more OF pls
the nrst half ended. The ball was m!
way In Harvard's territory.
In the interval between the halves |,
cheerful Princeton rooters sang II
song:
Way down In old New Jersey, In IN
far-off jungle land.
There lives a Princeton Tiger who "
eat right on your hand.
But when he gets In battle with
other beasts OF prey.
He frightens them almost TO death
this peculiar way.
CHORUS:
We've. Wowo, Wowo - Wowo-Wo'
hear the Tiger roar:
WE'VE. Wowo. wowo - Wowo- wo'