Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-08
HARVARD SCORES
AGAINST TIGERS
Continued from FIRST pageo

The first forward pass of the game
was tried by Princeton. 1t was q
beautiful long throw. but 1t grounded
before a Tiger could get his claws
on IL.
Baker tried for a drop kick from the
Harvard 48-yard line, but 1t was in
, terfered. with and the ball fell short
of the Harvard goal post
Harvard kicked to Princeton's AZ
yard line. where Baker was downed
Baker was shot through Harvard q
| right side for five yards.
Law punted to Harvard's 25-yard
line, where Logan made fair catch
On a fake forma Ton, Hardwick made
ten yards. around Princeton's right
side. Shea was injured. Lamberfon
| took his place at right end.
Harvard kicked out of bounds to
Baker on Princeton's 42-yard line.
Lambe1ton returned the ball to
Harvard's 22-yard line, where Logan
made a free catch. Brickley tried
| Princeton's centre and got three
yards and then Hardwick tried the
other side of Princeton's line for no
gain.
Breaks Harvard Line.
Unable to make any impression on
the Princeton line Hardwick kicked
7
made five yards before he was
downed. STREET. here brought cheers
from the Princeton stand by going
| through Harvard's centre for ten
yards. He was again entrusted with
/ the ball and this time made FIVE
| yards.
A third try by the same player net
ted Princeton two yards.
! Rain began falling heavily again
and the players found the footing un-
certain.
After getting the ball on Harvard's
33-yard line the Crimson line stiff
ened and Baker tried field goal
from the 41-yard line and again
failed. Harvard put the ball in play
on her own 20-yard line and Hard
wick failed to gain around the Tigers
left end, STREET. making fine tackle.
line plunge gave Harvard but one
yard and then Hardwick punted to
the Princeton 43-yard line, Captain
Baker making free catch.
The teams lined up slowly for the
next play and when 1t was started
STREET tried tShe Crimson centre, but
failed to gain. On a fake kick forma-
ton Click made ten yards around
Harvard's left end making a first
down.
STREET. placed the ball on Harvard's
42-yard line on his favorite hole in
Harvard's centre.
Another line plunge and the ball
was on the Crimson 40-yard line.
Score end first period Princeton, 0;
Harvard, 0.
The Second Period.
Time was called for the end of the
first period with the ball on Harvard's
40-yard line. All during the first
quarter the PLAY was in Harvard's
territory, except when the ball was
punted back into Princeton ground. |
Law outpunted Hardwick in this
period and Princeton made three first
downs and Harvard none.
1t was teeming rain when the teams
opened the second quarter.
Click, on the first line up. smashed
through the Harvard line for another
ten yards. On the second line up the
same player added two more>
STREET Makes Gains.
STREET. kept up his consistent work,
hammering the Harvard first defense,
and put five more yards on Prince !
tons gain. aH
An intricate wing shift did not fool
Harvard though 1t gained two yards,
and Princeton lost the ball on downs
on Harvard's 19-yard line. Il
Harvard kicked to midfield. Both |
teams here paused for conferences.
The rain again let up as the teams
lined up.
Law punted to Logan on the Grim |
son 16-yard line Offside play on the
part of Princeton cost the Tigers five
yards. Hardwick punted to Prince
toms 45-yard line. where Baker was
dnxUraA az no II OF flad n l1iG a
A fake formation did not fool Har-
ward, and Princeton was able to make |
but one yard through left tacke.
Laws kick was blocked and, Har-
ward recovered the ball on Prineeton's
20-yard line Harvard lost one yard
trying Princeton's centre.
Brickley settled back as If for a
field goal but Harvard fooled the
Tigers and made n line plunge for
two yards.
Then Brickley dropped back and
kicked an easy field goal from Prince
| toms 20-yard line.
Score: Harvard, 81 Princeton. 0.
Baker kicked off for Princeton to
Harvard's 30-yard line. Mahan. Who
went in for Bradlee, carried the bah
10 yards before he was downed.
Heavy rain made the fed slippery
as ice.
Harvard punted to Princeton's 81
yard line as the heaviest rain of the
afternoon fell. All the players were
covered with mud
The game was delayed while the
Tigers wiped the mud out OF their
eyes.
/ Law punted to Logan on Harvards
25-yard line.
Logan lost two yards when he was
| tackled
! Hardwick returned the punt at
once \ to Princetons 40-yard line,
where Baker made free catch. Then
the sun came out and there was
cheer.
Fifty-yard hun by Mahnn.
I Law returned the punt to Har-
wards 26-yard line. where Mahan
caught the ball and made beauti-
full run. aided by splendid interfer-
ence to Princeton's 25-yard line. 1t
was a brilliant piece of work.
| Harvard tried the Princeton line
on the left side without gain. Brick
lev here stepped back for another try
at field goal but failed to make the
play. He kicked the ball from the
31-vard mark.
BY this time the players We're so
covered with mud that it was diff
cult to recognize them.
EE6EyY XEs2I sFAN1
A towel was brought out and the
mud was rubbed from the ball. Law
punted out TO Mahan to Harvard's
4o-yard mark. Sermons bringing him
down. Hardwick made eight yards
around Princeton's left end Mahan
put one more yard, and then Hard
wick made two yards more, giving