Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30
LOOMS
ASCRANP ION Of
1878 GR|D|RON
Princeton Put Out of Running by
Dartmouth, While Yale
Eleven Appears Weak,

" profound experts of our great
fall mess indicate that they
are especially surprised or chagrined
over the results OF Saturdays riots
mn the various battle grounds, Be
.ause Of the moist arrangements OF
/ the scenery these struggles resembled
naval maneuvers more than football
games, but that doesn't change the
e. ores.
The most important outbreak from
fine college standpoint was that at
Princeton, where the Dartmouth gang
from Hanover trampled the Tigers
INTO the mud with much sang croid
and elan, as we say at Dartmouth,
The official returns were 6 to 0, with
Princeton on this end of the score.
This means that unless Princeton
an hammer the knob off Yale and
take a lot of the bounce out of Har-
YARD dear Old Nassau Will be elimi-
mated from the championship piano.
rama of 1918. The first elimination IS
not beyond the dreams of football, but
ne second is something else again.
The going is not especially soft
around Harvard stadium this fall. If
any bounce is to be taken out of Har-
ward this year OF grace ii will require
more expert extractors than any that
'oon up at this writing, Yale's most
noteworthy performance Saturday
was holding Washington and Jeffer-
son to scoreless tie, which is no
great feat of arms or feet,
Crimson Pounded Penn State.
The Harvard gang had pleasant
afternoon of mild diversion while
pounding that hapless outfit from
Penn State into a muddy pulp.
The experts hereabouts were look
Ing forward to the Dartmouth game TO
get a real line on Princeton's strength.
and they seem to think that they have
It,, The verdict is that Princeton's
strength is mainly in the Mrs. Harris
club.
Al along the principal weakness at
Princeton has been declared to be the
lack of a decent kicker. "Bobey" Ba-
ber was doing all the kicking for pub
ication. and doing it very badly. Then
II leaked out last week that the Tiger
coaches had a punter under cover who
would show us something in due sea-
son.
Well, they uncovered him Saturday.
He proved to be a chap named Glle,
which is a good name for man under
cover. The consensus of the dope is
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