Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-27
LOSE To
OARTMOUTHON
MUDDY FIELD
LeweIIyn Scores Only Touchdown
Of Game in Third Quarter.
Whitney Stars.
Bv Damon Runyon.

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There were presented in the
soggy little city this afternoon
TWO notable aquatic events. One was
boat race between Princeton and
Yale and the other was the annual
football game between Princeton and
Dartmouth, which also took place on
water 1t was won by Dartmouth,
most uncommon proceeding, for
as an amphibious institution.
as an ambhibious institution.
The final score, and we are speak
ing of football game, was to 0. This
IS intended to deal mainly with the
strange struggle staged on the
Princeton gridiron when a large CO.
terie of strong young men slashed
around in puddles of mud and water
like infant buffalo in a favorite wal
low, until certain issues on which
they had differed had been settled.
Football on Sea of Mud.
Reader, If you have never seen
football game on a sea of mud you
have something left to see A rain
that began driving across the Jersey
loWlands to-day was a steady drizZle
, when the game began. at o'clock
I this afternoon, and 1t Continued
throughout the first half of the game,
which saw the triumph of Dartmouth
over Princeton for the first time in
some years.
Speaking briefly of the football
game we shall begin with that point
in the third period when young Mr..
Beers, Of Hanover, n. H, blocked
kick propelled from the muddy toe
Of Mr.. Giles, of Princeton, N. J.
Dartmouth Secures Ball.
This incident arose after a per-
tunctory exchange of punts up and
down the dismal field without mate
rial advantage to either side, although
I the Princetonians seemed to know the
softest spots in the mud and fell
thereon whenever possible. The ball
became the temporary property of
dartmouth on Princeton's 25-yard
line, and Dartmouth then made first
down at the 15-yard line and second
down at the 5-yard line At least,
that's what a man told us, though we
would never have suspected it our
selves. With the ball on the 5-yard
line as stated, Mr.. Whitney, of Dart
mouth, and one of the brightest stars
Of the afternoon as we'll as one of
the muddiest, plowed his way through
the slush to approximately the 1-yard
line
llsweIlyn Makes Touchdown.
Dartmouth delegated its young Mr..
Llewellyn to take the ball and dash
around the Princeton left end. Young
Mr.. Llewellyn tucked the ball against
MS ribs and galloped across the
Princeton line, his cleats casting back
elots of mud and quarts of water.
Hoggsett missed a try for goal,
and that's about all there was to the
game, except that the boys changed
clothes between halves and got their
other suits all muddied up, too.
Princeton should have scored several
times, but the slippery ball would
not stick to the claws Of the Tiger,
which is quite a smile one way and
another
The lineup;
Princeton. Dartmouth.
hammond Brown, lie. e. Hoggsett, lie.
sermons, 1t. E. McAuliffe, 1t.
Longstreth, lg. E. :. E. E. Beers, lg.
Trenkman, c. E. :. -. =. e. ..
=. Dunbar Millmore- Dunbar. c.
Giles Heyniger, rg. =. E. -. -. e..
-. e.. =. :. =. Colby Rodgers. rg.
ballin, TT. - >. E. Pudrith, TT.
Shea Lamberton, re. e.
=. 81. E. Loudon Lafferty. re.
5 Baker Emmons, q. :. =. E. =.
-. :. Ghee, Llewellyn- Ghee. u.
H, Baker, III. =. E. =. Whitney III.
Click Merritt, rh... :. Curtis. rh.
STREET. Swarth- Gile, (. e. =. :. -.
e. =. .... Murdoch Snow, I.
Summary: Observation-Disclosures.
Referee-Crowell, Of Cornell. UNI
plre-Snow. Head linesman-Mur-
ply. Time of quarters-Fifteen min
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