New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

Click. Mclean halted Francke on the
next play. but Bradlce sliced his way
through the right side of the line tor
II yards and u first down. and added
five yards through the same place and
nine yards around Princeton's left end.
Gennert stopped Francke for Two
yards on the next play. and BALM lad
Bradlee low after gaining about the
same distance. but the last named was
not 20 be denied. and jumped through
a big hole off tackle for 10 yards and
ing the ball on Princeton's 4-yard line.
with their backs 70 the wall the
Tigers fought desperately Twice
Bradlee was stopped for scant yard
but he plunged over on the next pay
as Logan shifted the right side OF the
Harvard line over 10 the leit 90 lend
added power. Uardwick kicked the
coal. and the score stood - 90
Driggs again kicked of 10 Hardwick,
who ran the ball back 10 yards before
Shenk brought him down. After
running play Mahan punted TO the mid
die Of the field Princeton then tried
two forward passes IN quick success
sion on a pulling wide open forma-
tion. which Harvard solved easily. so
that both went for nothing. An onside
kick was equally ineffective, and the
half ended after two exchanges OIL
punts.
Third Period.
Law was substituted for briggs and
Fred Trenkman for Click who was
handicapped by q charley horse, AS
the third period began, and Smith also
relieved Hardwick for time on iiar-
wards right end. Mahan kicked of Tor
the Crimson, and Law dashed back
thirty yards and gained almost clear
field before being stopped. The same
PLAYER punted on the first lineup, and
when Logan fumbled Eddie Trenkman
recovered the ball for Princeton on
Harvard's 36-yard line.
This gave the Tigers a glowing
chance, but Tibbott was stopped at the
line. Fred Trenkman could gain only
five yards through the centre before
Bigeiow laid him low, and two yar!s
Of this were lost on an attempted triple
PASS, Law to Ames to Tibbott Finding
the Harvard defence practically imper-
vious. Tibbott tried a drop kick from
the 40-yard line, but the ball fell far
short and Logan ran it back twenty
five yards.
Mahan then punted to Tibbott, who
tried to take the ball on the bound as
it was going over the side lines, and
fumbled. This inexcusably bad play
was not costly, as Ames recovered for
Princeton, and both sides went back 70
punting.
A penalty Of Is yards against Prince
ton when Brown interfered with the
catching of a punt put the ball on the
40-yard line of the Tigers and gave
Mahan long chance for q drop kick
= Il. a III a,k l. ,rre.
only by a scant yard. Two more punts
followed. and then Harvard, taking the
ball in the centre of the field, began
another march 10 Princeton's goal line.
Smith gained two yards and Mahan
ten off tackle, and then Bradlee dashed
through big hole off Prlnceton's right
tackle and covered 10 yards before
being stopped by Tibbott. Mahan aided
four and five yards in two piunges and
Francke ploughcd through the centre
for a first down, landing the ball on
Princeton's 16-yard line. Pernock then
played large part in openine, huge
hole on fake drop kick formation,
through which Bradlee plunge ! FOR II
yards. The same player dded one yard
and planted the ball only inches from
the goal line as the period ended.
Fourth Period.
Hardwick returned 70 the fray as the
fourth period opened, but took Mahan's
place in the backfeld instead OF going
20 end The ball, rs said before, was
partially over the goal line, and Brld-
lee added the necessary punch Oh his
first plunge and crashed over. Hard
wick kicked the goal, making the score
read 20 70 0 and putting Princeton in
dire distress.
Then the substitutes began 20 pile H.
from the Harvard side 20 ~eleve the
regulars from further effort, and from
the Princeton side 20 strengthen, II
possible, some point here or there. One
side knew the gam las won, the other
realized the game was losJ, and the
battle was fought out largely in mid
field with neither side gaining much
advantage, although Whitney, one Of
the Harvard backs. I'D get within drop
kicking distanc,, BIT tailed 70 get the
ball over the t-i
King did yeom2n Work foT Harvard
in rushing, bot the Princeton forwards,
tired as they were were not 10 be
driven back dangerously close TO their
own goal line by substitute backs, and
once the Tigers showed momentary
fash Of running attack, so sadly lack
ing at other times.
When Whitney's try at goal fell
short, Ames ran the ball back eighteen
yards, and then Tibbott slipped through
IA hole off tackle for thirteen yards and
Princeton's only first down by rushing
He was stopped almost in his tracks
on the next two plays, but shot a for
ward pass 10 Ames for ten yards. Fred
Trenkman could not gain an inch on
a double pass, and Princeton's advance
was stopped when King intercepted an
other forward pass from Tibbott on
Haryard's 2i-yard line.