New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
,,;s,kes of Hands and
"I Head Cost the Green
Chance to Win.
TIGERS GRASP THEIR
EVERY OPPORTUNITY
!. ~ q Score Of l6 to ~, with
Tlssott's Field Goal and 10
Ward Run by Chez Features
Nv HERBERT.

4 ,sory over DaT'mo"'" u!
80 The story thereof is one
". ,l.rtness in taking quick adj
-, o. opportunities rather than
1. y greater power or more pro-
] .urssd excellence
,-'.,,,on won, and such was the
ii the undergraduates that they
- sovp on the gridiron for the
-, celebration that marks vic
~ ...,,r Vale. The roar OF Joy, after
CIV ,-yious moments, the very aoan-
"a! - snake dance. showed clearly
- how much the victory was oe,
800 how much it WIS appreciated
- ~. sss defeat Of q year ago.
~ .,l8 fcures, IL must be admitted,
80 credit 20 Dartmouth for
'e ,olssive and driving attack,
", cable and, II anything, more
~ - jsfsnee. but the bald facts gave
p-r.stcn men the victory, because OF
i .,--si vatehfulncss and because Of
I. sblitv 10 convert TO their own
1 80 mistakes Of hands and mead by
o,nenents. No one shall say
ID =. w,b victory is not the more de-
4 ned
Errors PLAY Leading Part.
errsrs OF commission and one bad
u. If iadgmen. cost Dartmouth
syiy-cosi Dartmouth, perhaps, the
~ Against these a brilliant spec
4 .,ri,r nm Of seventy yards for a
,ssbjowa BY Milton Chez on catch
j u Al urt and an advance from mid
4 IA for another touchdown, largely
.r,rrb .be use Of the forward pass,
/ vailed nothing.
] TFe Tigers scored their first touch
own early in the second period when
4 damaging tumble by Ghee gave Har-
Ia Brown the chance 20 fall on the
H,nwDsrtmouths 17-yard line. Prince
oa had the scoring punch 20 bridge the
sp. WITH the help of a forward pass
4 of len yards, which while not true TO
u ~ MARI. fell into the arms of the
4 deaEase Eddie Trenckman, when a
artuOulh man tried to batter 1t down.
7he second touchdown came q few
s.sts later. when Genuert fell on
he bal and slid over the line in the
ans notion as it went bounding twen-
N thirty yards off the chest OF the
s gzir wide-awske Eddie Trenckmsn, as
broke through and blocked one Of
l.ney's punts. Tibbott kicked goal
ron this touchdown. and then, before
k psriod ended, drop-kicked pretty
oi from the 36-yard line.
The way for this last score was
easd By the error of Judgment pre-
olslg mentioned. With eight yards
90 on the fourth down Chez called
I a rushing play, instead of a punt,
ron lick formation. although deep III
Is oyl territory. The rush failed by
ar yard TO gain the required dis
ahee for o first down. and Princeton
eok he ball on Dartmouth's 29-yard
He One rush and an attempted for
AID pass failed TO advance the ball an
l;t bit Tibbott for the moment, at
sasi, vas 3 second Charles Brickley.
Whitney and Ghee Offend.
50 Il was that Princeton won, or.
9nng 40 IL from the side of the
nHocsly disappointed men from Han
'f 50 II was that Dartmouth lost.
& Two men Captain Whitney and
,ss-nost confidently counted on TO
me for Dartmouth indirectly were
pohsible for the failure to win.
fs hey did, in spots, as few others
us held, but the crratic kicking Of
l9fmer and the errors Of the latter
6 ~ be oyerestimstcd in the part
4 g played
hA should be brought out. perhaps,
htlie more detail Dartmouth
ga The fighting IN the first period,
y soon carried the ball into Prince
ldntory, IN spite Of the fact that
4 igers kicked Of Just before the
-Hsf ended, however, Captain Whit
n lslied the ball out Of bounds from
leg Tor scant ten yards, and so
III princeton its first chance to strike
W second period opened-a chance
vas improved by Ghee's tumble
hs ll-ysrd line.
W. the first touchdown Captain
~asy, IN kicking Off for Dartmouth,
y s.nt the ball weakly out Of
.e hfst on one side and then on
Mhsr' giving it TO Princeton for
-Iage formation on the 40-yard
instead Of deep in its own terri
punt quickly sent the ball into
Ioeth's end Of the field, and the
touchdown followed a moment
" me blocked kick. From this it
y seen that Whitney's poor at
" a kickoff was directly re-
,.oe Tor his being in a position
ave a punt blocked.
figures Favor Dartmouth.
'.asi eleven played finished foot
II n. sven the kind that was expect
10 A time of the year. but Of the
~ sshoOth was the more advanced
Es,1..sn out 10 greater finality the
u ~, o'neme OF attack. In fact. the
n aAefed badly in comparison,
-, inc figures 20. Dartmouth
w yards By straight rushing
r. ,'ai OF eleven first downs to
- s.,9 Tour yards by Princeton for
n KY towns. This in itself shows
Ne, gO'ent was the running attack
- gefs. The men from Hanover
"a, ,s 0sl ot their ground by short
49, sSekle or through the centre,
tie.s.ss .aeeked not so much by the
"A forwards as by briggs and
80 played truly remarkable
~ liK we secondary line of defence.
lid passing Dartmouth gained
ma. 70 ten for Princeton, while
ia f-s back kicks the yardage
IA 0'ed the Green eleven, 157
~. ,pn tired only seven forward
,sten i'.e me visitors in sheer des-
.s,s,SS u lled one after another in
Ia ag ma. hSI Tor total Of twenty
ss,ssinl 'gie' OF these eight were
. -, ,ta .Ot an aggregate OF IA
iJ,,S ~ Two Of them. for twenty
u po,s tissigh' made the second touch
.A's ss se sad, however, that Dart
tb6s,o i the forward pass was a
~ az 40, although Princeton's
slsko,iIss ienee Tor this play. a good
say, may have made them
'~'lnu.d On r p.., !. ,o,n,,u