The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-08
LOUDLY SKIES
 IN PRINCETON Big Turn Out For Annual Struggle Between Ancient Foes of the Gridiron. MUCH PUMPING IN
 OPENING PERIOD Sun Breaks Through Clouds Just Before Opening of Game and ThrOng
 Cheer Con-
 tenders.
Harvard scores field goal in second

Harvard scores field goal in second period. Score: Harvard, 3; Tigers, O.
 University Field, Princeton, Nov. B. Under weather conditions that were not the best, Harvard and Princeton met this afternoon in their annual foot ball battle. Rain fell quite heavily several times during the forenoon and finished removing the straw from the gridiFon, there was another heavy shower. The few spectators on the Aeld rt that time hudd1ed undar their umbrellas. The downpour was soon over and things frightened up. Then the crowd came in steady streams and poured into the big stadium.
 Harvard was the favorite as the teams lined up for the fray. The liar yard squad, 40 men, came on the field at 1:15 o'clock for a little practice to test out the field All the men who may be called upon to do the bunting and dropkicking practiced their spe- cialties. The center rushes buSied themselves snapping the wet ball back to the quarterbacks-
 After ganab o1lng on the field for 15 minutes, the Harvard players retired to their quarters In the meantime, the arriving spectators were enter tained by a brass band stationed in the Harvard stand on the west side of the field.
 The first real cheer of the afternoon was brought forth when the Prince ton team ran on the field from the southeast entrance of the grounds. At the same moment the sun broke through the clouds and there was an other cheer. The Tigers looked fit for the contest running through their formations with precision. Two min utes later the big Harvard squad came through the same entrance and were vociferously greeted by the Crimson supporters.
 Princeton won the toss and elect ed to defend the north goal. Harvard took the kickoff. When the game began there were many empty seats in the stands due to the threatening weather.
 Harvard kicked off over the goal line and Princeton ran the ball back 33 yards, Click carrying the ball. Law immediately punted to Harvard's 80 yard line and Harvard ran it back yards before the crimson runner was downed. Harvard irnm ediate1y re- turned the punt, Captain Baker mak- ing free catch on Princeton's B yard line. Law, on the first Hneur, instantly returned the ball to the liar yard 37 yard line. The Harvard back almost fumb1ed the ball. One line plunge through the center netted Harvard yards and Harvard then punted to Baker on Princeton's 27 yard line.
 Law punted to Harvard's 48 yard Hnew here Ballin downed Brick1ey, Harvard here tried the Princeton line but was able to make only one yard, through Semmons.
 Hardwick kicked a high spiral of which Baker made a beautiful catch and was downed on his own 42 yard line Streit plunged through liar wards right tackle to the 48 yard line and on the next play the same player made four more yards through the same place. It was a question wheth- CT Princeton had made first down and the tape was brought out to meas ure the distance It lacked but a few inches of the first down and Princeton then used Click for another center plunge. He made five yards and then five more swere added, liar ward crumbling under the Princeton attack.
 On the next play Streit tried to go through center but was thrown and the ball was down on Harvard's 30 yard line.
 The first forward pass of the game was tried by Princeton. It was a, beautiful long throw but it grounded before a Tiger cou1d get his claws on it.
 Baker tried for a drop kick from
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