The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
LATTER QUARTER OF CENTURY
! HARVARD DEFEATS PRINCETON
Crimson Aided by Bnceys Toe and Line Smashing, Smothers
- Tigers 10 to 6---Doughy Halfback Injured in Last
Few Minutes Of Play.

kicking and hne plunging of Charles
E BrIckAey. backed by Weii-drineo
Crimson teammates. reGainsd to-day
in the STADIUM harvards football Su-
premacy over Princeton after = lapse
OF a quarter of q century. Inc score
was Harvard, Is; Princeton, 6. Brickley
kicked two neld goals and q GUal from
placement OF forty-seven yards ana
battered the Princeton line for longer
gains than were made by any other
payer on either team. In addition he
Intercepted two Princeton forward
passes and hammered his way to with
in striking distance OF the Tiger goal
where Hardwisk had the honor OF
carrying the ball over for the Crimson's
only touchdown. Hardwick kicked the
goal
In the play which resulted in Har-
wards touchdown. made In the last
few minutes Of play. Brickiey was car
ried helpless from the field and may
not resume play before the game with
Yale three weeks hence
The Princeton score wss the result
OF Harvard's inability to fathon &vo
beautifully executed forward passes.
which covered u total distance OF nfty-
three yards and resulted IN . touch
down by Walter. The Tiger touch
down came IN the second period. ana
up TO that time Princeton had had
trffle the better Of the contest. In the
remaining periods the Tigers were
never In Harvard's territory ana played
entirely on the defensive.
The game was the first contest be-
tween so-caned major teams under the
newly revised rules. Both elevens
showed q variety OF offense. aitnouSh
Harvard was not forced to uncover az
many spectacular plays AZ Princeton-
KSeaise Dusa
The first period was Q Kicking duel
between FELTON,, OF Harvard. and De-
Witt, OF Princeton. The honors were
decidedly IN favor Of FELTON, 1t was
not until TIE second period that either
team began TO show versatility IN at
tack It was here that Brickiey (Har-
vard), stepping back to tne nfteen-
yard line. kicked his nres field goal
and scored the first points of the game
A few minutes later the Princeton
offense was brought into action. ana
the two forward passes were negotiated
to the establishment OF the Harvard
stands ana 70 the wild enthusiasm OF
-he Princc,or supporters. On the sec
ono pass when Andrews hurried the
ball twenty yards TO Walter, the lat
ter fell Gown twice IN attempting TO
reach the goal line Rs was - far
away from the line of scrinmage that
only one Harvard player. Gardner.
was anywhere uea- him. and the GRIM
zor quarter ba", vas unable 20 MAKE
the tackle. IL che kick-cut for a
attempt a. goai Harvard blocked tn.
bail and Princeton was prevented from
scoring an adsfiIcna! point.
The THIRD period had scarceiy be-
gan hefor~ rT,ck:sy fie.i the sc"re
By another field goal from the aItecn
yard line. after "a. rrfnce;oa Iinc had
rrcv-d a5srsr: against Earvs.ds
Tush-> 4 few rrfuu-ex later Gard
ner. the Harvard garter back. maze
a fair catch .: q Princeton pant
standing IN toe Tigers fcrtv-seseu-
yard hn-. wttn'e tnrrc ysrds of mic
field.
UsAnS TNseA H~ Ceas6.
wh~n Harvard announced the in
tCo.tiaucd on Third pasc)