The sun., 1913-10-26

The FIRST real chance for either array
Of part!sans to en;huse was in the frs:
period when Curtis lifted beautiful punt
OF nfty-two yards net gain to Princeton
/? yard line. Hocsett nailed HObSy Baker
on the spot and II would have been wiser
for Baker TO let the ball 40 over the goal
line. AS IL was his team had 10 put i
in play on the . yard line instead Of the
20 yard mark.
Following this tactical mistake Gle
punted poorly out OF bounds and Prince
ton lost Ave yards right away for being
OfYside The losses attending this stretch
Of playing were made up for partly when
Semmens broke through and downed Ghee
for ten yard loss getting the quarter
back before he could pass the ball. This
reverse deprived Dartmouth OF a eood
outlook for touchdown. the Tiger goal
being only fifteen yards away when the
ball was snapped to Ghee Whitney re-
covered those ten yards with a ten yard
whirl through Princetons left wing, the
weaker side o! the Nassau line. Two of
the ten yards he accounted for BY sliding
and dragging his tackler.
The ball was In Princeton territory
most Of the time In the first quarter Near
the finish Dartmouth with two smashes
made a first down and on a successful
forward pass landed the ball on Prince
toms yard line. The Dartmouth man
all but got clear on this occasion. The
period ended with that play. and at the
other end OF the field when play was re-
sumed Princeton's defence was so aggres-
sive that the Dartmouth attack was
smeared at the scrimmage line. On the
last down Lewellyn was sent in to try
a quarterback run. the self-same play
which yielded a touchdown later on. This
time 1t didn't work and the ball went to
the Tigers on downs.
Gle punted nicely from behind the goal
TO the 40 yard line. Dartmouth went in
for rushing. which ended when the ball
popped out from under a tackled runner
and was recovered by Princeton Fumbes
upset plans often. A return punt to Dart
mouth was followed by an onside kick,
but the ball never crossed the scr!mmago
line. 1t wen; the other way, slid off
Llewellyns shoe and went behind him.
Gle booted II down into Dartmouth ter
ritory and In a scrimmage Murdock was
disqualified for rough work, Snow, who
took his place. had a perceptiblc limp
He played back on punts ard hohbled "a
his position. hut though Princeton did
drive the ball at him on punts his limi
was much less noticeable when he grabbed
ii and ran forward.
The junglemen had a rich chance Just
before the half ended. They captured the
ball on a blocked kick on Dartmouth's IL
yard line, hut after Click had recovered
on downs Whitney fumbled and Shea
nailed the ball for Princeton. Then the
half ended
There was pretty Interference by Click
for II. Baker in running back a punt M
the beginning OF the second half. With
dry clothing the players felt more chip
per The ball was Princeton's on Prince
toms 40 yard line when Gile tried to punt
Pudrith swarmed through on him and the
ball thumped the latter fun In the chest
Not that Pudrith cared He was after the
oval like a flash. but Gile flung his arms
around him with an earnest caress. A
.iger fell the ball on Princeton's 80
yard line. hut the umpire had seen the
holding. AS had everybody else. and the
ball went to Dartmouth. on the 81 yard
line to be exact
1t was from this station that Dart.
mouth stsered its series Of gains for q
touchdown. There was a check in the
advance, which led Hogsett to try IA goa
from the field. lie kicked the ball along
the marsh into the scrimnage line bu
recovered It. Two first downs in success
sion followed. Whitney was the mali
beast OF burden and most OF the gainin,
was through Princeton's left once how
ever. the attack was sent through tn,
rGht close to the centre and uetted ,
substantial gain,
ON their one yard line the Tigers hel,
the Hanover men every time until Tin
fourth down. They were brac.d 10
another assault at the line but that
where the willy adversaries crossed them
Ieweiyn took the ball and circl.
prlnceton's left end The substi,ut
Princeton end was drawn in and l.lcw.l
lyn had a clear path, as he made track
10 the unguarded extremity. There wa
nobody near him and he turned acros
the goal line near the side line He wen
behind the posts and gave Hopsctt u per
.4..Ls ,t.l l.,,,
sent the bah wide and low, and msse
III" additional point,
TIL" period was 50 nearly up that IN
dartmouth crowd was s,ll yelling an
finging slickers to the wind when
ended, Before 1t did end shea AsesSsrs