The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-08


a little light shine through The rain
stopped and a cheer rose ~ through the
gateway at the corner Of the field tro;.
ted q sturdy army OF mole skin-clad
men. In BLACK sweaters and black he'll
NETS, only the tvinklIng rush OF Grim.
son legs showing that Iiarvard's men
were here. Harvard brought down tHJ
whole teams OF SUBS.
While the regulars were dressing at
their leisure. binding on the last strips
OF tape. adjusting brace and bsnd ana
headgear. the suits We're warming Ny
on the muddy field They made an Inn
posing array. II these stocky. thick
limbed men were on Hsrvatds second
string. what would the varsity war
riors be?
The clouds had begun to roll aside.
Through round blue space the sun
flashed for "A moment. Through the
stands there was stir as the mush-
noon growth OF umbrellas disappeared.
Black. muddy footballs we're fyins
through the air la long spTsls. Goals
that would never show ~ the score
were kicked at minute Intervals The
yell leaders appeared and solomnly up
ended their great meSsphones OF yellow
and crimson on the wet turf OF the
aide lines. Then at last = Harvard
band began 10 play. The crowd stirred
uneasily. The event OF the year fof
many n Princeton and Harvard man
was only minutes away.
well 20 marching through" played
the Harvard band cheerfully. Well 20
wading through" II might have been
Two men dragged white canvas bags
across the field. leaving broad trails In
the soft red clay. The bags were
dumped down by the yell leaders.
Whats In there" asked n man In
the press stand.
''Princeton's goat" replied another
sporting n crimson badge.
Then some one opened 4 bag and a
second later u bright rod toy balloon
noated dehantly up toward the black
and orange crowds.
The spectators. delaying because OF
the rain. swArrned through the gates as
ire last moment approached. The gray
and weather beaten bieachcrs changed
their hue and became neld OF color
The tiger rootsrs marched to their seats.
all cloaked In yellow slickers. The nsid
was deserted and only one man. In gray
shirt and rolled up trousers. carrying
q coal hod. marched proudly down In
front OF the gathering OF 3.Vp ana
dumped a mound Of fresh dry earth at
each kick.or point.
The clouds had closed In again and
q l>aden darkness lay over the neid.
sem HArvArd's band played chesrfully.
h. No
sat waiting. all eyes turned toward the
cate In the corner OF tho held.
TIGER WARRIORS BRING THE
gun WITH THEM.
The subs that had come on the held
had disappeared. The of',ciais had
taken their places. suddenly came .
cheer. The rushing column Of seal
huntinE spectators parted and througf
II trotted Princeton's team-black jsr
seyed, striped on arm and leg. like thu
tiger that II their totem. and ~ X II
omen of good cheer at the SAM
instant the sun burnt through thu
clouds and turned = mood Of color ovsl
the nutteriny stands. Hardly hAt
Princeton formed before Harvard CANT
rushing along. At once q tremendoui
roar of cheers arose from the opposing
roofing sections. hurtlinx back ant
forth from stand to stand.
Princeton men spread out and kicke'
the ball. Harvsrd's red team walke'
slowly through signal practice, tryini
out the wet spots and the dry.
Al one minute to . the neld Wa
cleared. Baker and Storer met In mid
field and shook hands. Then came tn
toss OF the coin.
FIRST PERIOD.
Princeton won the toss and chose tn
north end. Brickley kicked on 4
Click who caught the ball near tn
Princeton goal bar Law kicked on
20 Hardwick. who kicked back sEail
90 Baker for u fair catch. The bal
was punted TO Hardwick on Harvard
Ss-yard line. Hsrdwick fumbied an
the Princeton man was within IA var,
Of the ball when he recovered It. Ap
parsntly both teams were bent on try
ing out their kicking strength.
STREET. AND CLICK MT hAR
Wards LINE.
The ball scared back and forth 10
moment. Harvard tried the lin
twice for no gain and then Hardwic
kicked q high punt, Baker slapped III
ball out OF the air while running q
full speed and brought It back 10 yard
TO the b5-yard line before he Wa
downsd. STREET. made , yards In tw
piunges and Click shot straight throuE
for 9 more. After two small gain
Law tried . forward pass TO Bake
but Il failed. Baker tried to Kick
hsld goal from the S-yard line and
.ell short.
The rain was Just beginning to IA
heavily again. Harvard Kicked out
n..dheld and Click took three yards ar
thea Law kicked to Logan. who made
fair catch on Harvards IS yard lin
Hardwick took six yards on fake kiC
and was tackled by Click and She
Shea was hurt and had to he taken o
and Lamberton took his place. har'
wack and Law exchanged pun;s and ,
her % yard Harvard tried to hann
through twice. The rushing crsnsC
ranks were smeared In the mud vii
very sn Ill gains.
Hardwick punted TO Baker In mi
field, although completely surrounded
Harvard tacklers, Baker dodg ed al