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frequent penalties on Princeton Tor OF
side play. Harvard brought the ball to
Princeton's four yard line. It was the
fourth down. Brickley dropped back to
the Is yard line and sent beautiful
drop over the Princeton goal bar for
the first score Of the game.
Waller kicked off to the Harvard one
yard line. Brickley dashed through the
field for &c yards before he was
downed.
pIunges- FELTON, kicked to Princeton's
10 yard line and Pendleton rushed 1t
back 16 yards to Harvards A yard
line. On another variation OF the shift
Waller made three yards. Dewitt then
kicked over the Harvard goal line.
The ball was brought out to Har-
Yards 20 yard line, where Brickley
made four yards on fake kick on
plunge through left tackle.
On Q forward pass, Andrews hurled
the ball to PendIeton and the play net
ted Princeton 80 yards
On another forward pass Waller
fell after catching the ball but re-
covered his footing and dropped over
the goal line. Harvard blocked Pen
dleton's kick out after the touch
down. so no goal was attempted. The
period ended with the ball on Har-
wards 43 yard line Score at the end
of the second period: Princeton, g.
Harvard, s.
Princeton FumbIes.
In the third period there were no
III. Baker took PendletOn's place and
kicked off to Harvard's 10 yard line.
Brickley ran ii back 10 yards and
kicked to n. Baker on PrincetOn's 10
yard line. Wight went out and Pen
dleton took his place.
Princeton Melted five yards on two
plunges into center Dewitt fumbled
and Harvard recovered the ball on
shot his second goal from the field,
from the IS yard line, tieing the
score
II. Baker kicked off to Hardwick on
Harvard's 20 yard line and the ball
was ruzS. back five yards. Brickley
made a goal from placement kick
from the Al yard line. A few minutes
later BriclIley attempted a goal from
midfield, but the ball was blocked and
was then given to Princeton on
downs.
The third period ended with the ball
in HarVard's possession on her 80 yard
line. Score at the end Of the third
period; Harvard, 9; Princeton. 6.
BrEcEIey Gains for Harvard.
When play was resumed the ball went
up in the air and Baker made a fair
catch on PrincetOn's So yard line.
The ball seesaWed up and down the
field Bricl1ley doing most Of the ground
gaining for Harvard
On PrincetOn's 25 yard line for a third
down, Brickley tried a goal from the
field, but missed
On a lake forward pass formation
HardWick placed the ball on Prince
tons five yard line for a first down.
Brickley made two yards through
center but netted onIy a half a yard
on the next play, 50 firm was the
Princeton line. Then he pushed across
the line for a touchdown, followed by
goal Four men carried Brickley to
the locker room.
The game was resumed with Harvard
kicking of.
Princeton attempted another forward
pass, but Gardner came through and
caught the ball. 1t was Harvard's ball
on Princeton's So yard line when the
game ended.
Briclzley the Star.
Harvard vanQuiShed Princeton prin-
cipally through the line pIunging of
Brickley and his wonderful field goal
and placement kicking. The big Har-
ward halfback scored two goals from
the field and then kicked a placement
goal Of Al yards for a third score. In
the last few minutes of play he helped
carry the ball to the Princeton goal
line where Hardwicl5 made a touch
down In this last play Bricl1Iey was
severely injured and was carried from
the field. The Princeton score was
due entirely to two beautifully executed
forward passes in the second period
which Melted 81 yards and a touchdown.
1t was the first Harvard victory over
Princeton in quarter of a century.