Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-08
7 igers, After Out
playing Opponents
In First Period Are
Held Safe.
BRINCkLEY KICKS FIELD
GOAL IN THE SECOND
Muddy Field Makes Ball Slip
perry and Many FumbIes Mar
the Big contest-Crowd of
10000 See Game.


PRINCETON, Nov. s.-By score
Of to Harvard this afternoon beat
Princeton in their annual football
contest here today.
Brickley, of Harvard. was the star
of the day. He scored the only poinfs
or the game ON a field goal which
was made possible by a Princeton
tumble after a blocked kick.
Harvard was the favorite as the
teams lined up for the fray. The
team had done well so far this sea-
son and the Princeton squad realized
that IT would have to play tremen-
dous game to win. Princeton coaches.
however. expected to resort to much
open play to gain ground against
Harvard's superior line work
The Harvard squad of forty men
came on the field at lis o'clock for
a little practise to test out the field.
All the men who may be called upon
to do the punting and drop kicking.
| practised their speeialties. The centre
| rushes busted themselves swapping
the wet ball back to the quarter
| backs
After being on the field for fifteen
minutes the Harvard players retired
to their quarters. In the meantime
| the arriving spectators were enter
| tanned by brass band stationed in
the Harvard stand.
Play was started at o'clock.
Princeton began TO fill UP with tho
arrival of the first trains from New
York and Philadelphia
Up to game time eighteen special
| trains arrived from New York six
from New Jersey towns and five from
| Philadelphia.
The weather during the forenoon
was very cloudy, ram falling occas-
sionally The Princeton players spent
| the morning at the field house re-
ceivilag final instructions from the big
| squad of coaches. The Harvard team
! upon its arrival went to one of the
university buildings ON the campus
and prepared for the game. The
I team arrived just in time 10 learn
that the Harvard soccer team batafost a
to Princeton, ) TO l. 4---s=a.As
The Game in Detail.
Princeton won the toss and elected
to defend the north goal. Harvard
| took the kickoff. When the game be-
J gan there We're many empty seats
in the stands due TO threatening
weather. Harvard kicked off over the
goal line and Princeton ran the bali
| back thirty-three yards, Click carry
/ ing the ball. Law Immediately punt
/ ed to Harvard's thirty-yard line and
Harvard ran II back eight yards be-
| fore the Crimson runner was downed,
! Harvard Immediately returned the
I punt, Captain Baker making q free
| catch on Prnceton's thirty three
| yard line Law on the first line-up
| instantly returned the ball to tho
Harvard thirty-seven-y yard line. Tho
/, Harvard back almost fumbled the
| ball. One line plunge through the
centre netted Harvard two yards, and
| Harvard then punted to Baker on
Princeton's twenty seven yard line.
Law punted to Harvara's forty
eight-yard line. where Ballin avnned
| Brickley,
| HarvaA here tried the Princeton
| line. but was able to make only one
yard through Semmone. IIardwick
kicked high spiral, of which Baker
made a. beautiful catch, and was
down on his own 42-yard line.
| STREET. plunged through Harvard's
right tackle to the 4S-yard line, and
on the next play the same player
made four more yards through the
same place. 1t was a question whether
Princeton had made first down. and
the tape was brought out to measure
the distance II lacked but a few
inches of the first down, and PriIce-
ton then used Click for another centre
plunge. He made five yards and theis
| five more We're added Harvard crGm-
bling under the Princeton attack
on the next play STREET. tried to go
through centre, but was thrown, and
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