The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-25

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UNIVERSITY FIELD. PRINCETON.
n. j.. Oct S.-Dartmouth defeated
Princeton here to-day. 10 o. on a
srad4ron covered with mud. Four
thousand ra,n.soaked spectators saw
Old Nassau lose because che could not
produce q punter who could hold the
big green team IN check. Curtis and
Lawellyn starred for Dartmouth. Curtis.
oeoause Of fne punting. kept the play In
the Tigers territory throughout the
f.rst haK Little N~~lyn surprised the
entire Princeton team IN the third quar-
ter when. WITH n eball on the Tigers
two.yard line. he raced around left end
for the only score ot the game.
= Both teams. because Of the deep mud
paayed . Kicking game. taking long
chances Of recovering . fambied ball.
.Dsrtmouti's victory to-day was the
hrs< In four years and go Hanover
students started Wild celebration
Immediately after the game. Three
periods were played In q driving rain.
but towards the finish the storm
abated. but every one IN the crowd,
nevertheless. was soaked to the skin.
FIRST PERIOD.
Dartmouth through superior kicking
kept the play In Princeton's territory
during the first quarter. Curtis out.
kicked Gle. Dartmouth gained many
Yards on an exchange. Curtis kicked
Off % Hobey Baker. who came back
ten yards. The Tigers were unable Ia
gain through the line and Gile kicked
70 Chez IN midheld. Three Tigers
rounced on the green quarter before
he could move a step. Whitney gained
fve yards on two end runs. Gle punt.
ed to Baker who gained ave yards
Princeton was unable to make nrst dowr
by running and Gle kicked to mid
field. On the next play the Tiger,
smashed through and threw Ghee for 4
fifteen yard loss Dartmouth then pselst
on thirty yard pass to Princeton'i
ten-yard line. Score first quarter. 0 to
SECOND PERIOD.
Dartmouth began the second quartz,
with a savage attack on Princeton'i
me Murdoch and whitney carried IN,
ball to Princeton's vineyard line. Her,
the Tigers braced and held for downs
Giie Immediately ki,ked out to mid
i.eld. Roth teams INDUCED In a kicking
duel. with every player splashins afte
tee Rail through the seas Of mud. tn
r!ge-s had a great chance to score
few minutes later when Click blocke'
! forward pass and recovered the bal
on Dartmouth's ten-yard line, With tn
.prin ,eton stands yeiiing for q touch
down. STREET tore through the line. onl,
o tumble a slippery ball and a Dart
mouth man recovered II. At this poin
,nbs 'tutes were coming In every nn!nut
f,r both elevcns.
Dartmouth quickly punted out o
6,ns,r. Princeton tried three line play
~, bout success AMI Gle punted 4
Whitney. Curtis Immediately bootet
mex TO Princeton on her forty var
ne. Baker was unable to gain aroun
nd and Cile again kicked into Dart
mouth territory. whitney came bac
Ten yards and Curtis kicked to tn
Tigers ten yard line. Tho ball wa
brought back AMI Dartmouth was pen
.'lz,l thirty Yards for rough playing
After the exchange OF kicks the secon
quarter ended. Score. q to o.
THIRD PERIOD.
Dartmouth kicked on to Baker IN tn
second half Both teams depended sole
" on \ kicking game. trusting tha
either a tumble or a block kick woul
score. Dartmouth steadily ,uthicke
Princeton on every exchange because O
the terrific condition OF the field. Ho
hey Baker was unable to run back an
81 the punts and the scrimmage re
NAMED mainly in Princeton's territory
After ssriss Of punts Dartmout
blocked one Of Giles kicks, and q gree
player fell on the ball thlrty-nve yard
from Princeton's goal. Capt. HoEset
attempted neld goal. but the ba
never left the ground. 1t hit q Prince
on man In the back. and Dartmouth re-
covered It twenty yards from Prince
tons goa, Dartmouth began a ferc
attack on Pr'nceton's line. Whitne
crashed through for steady gains, brins
ing tie bal to Princeton's two-yard linz
with tho Dartmouth stands yellin
madly. Little quarterback Llewyl
skirtsd Prineeton's LETT end for the hri
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