Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26
PRINCETON HOPES
ARE SOARING HIGH
Orange and Black Team Wins
While Her Nearest Rivals
Are Stopped.
HARVARD HELD TO DRAW

From the chrysalis state the Prince
ton football team has suddenly bles
somed out into a prospective cham
pion of the Eastern college gridiron
by her timely victory over Dartmouth
ON Saturday at Princeton. It was not
a crushing defeat that the Tigers
swung over ON their ancient Ham
overian foes. but it was a most timely
one Things could not have shaped
themselves more advanlageousiy for
the wearers of the orange and black
Harvard the mighty was held TO a
draw and Yale the dangerous bulidos
which has doomed up omnonsly was
hurled bacl, in defeat
Princeton has two hard games and
one comparatively easy contest re-
naming on her schedule The two i'm
portant conflicts are with Harvard
and Yale. The other is with Williams
and is down on the Tigers card for
next Saturday.
Harvard has games with Michigan
Princeton, Brown and Yale OH its
schedule. aud Yale must play Colgate
Brown, Princeton and Harvard So
summed up in a nutshell, the Tigers
have everything in their favor The
schedule of the big three follow
October 3l-Pfinceton VS. Brown
Harvard IS. Michigan Yale Us.
Colgate.
November Harvard Us. Prince
ton; Brown KS. Yale.
November l4-Princeton W. Yale;
Harvard VS.. Brown
November 21--Yale vs.. Harvard.
All in One Period
The Tigers were able to score in
only one quarter against Dartmouth
on saturday. but in that one period
the Princetonians piled up enough
points 10 win the game. The final
score WIS 16-t2 IT was Dartmouth's
first defeat of the season and prac-
tically eliminates the Big Green from
all chances OF capturing The cham
pionship unless all the dope on the
Big Six goes wrong.
Everything is favorable TO a Prince
ton victory, but the Tigers still have
much room for Improvement The
judgment DISPLAYED by the conuuerers
OF the Big Green was superior in
every way and a winning factor
Princeton was outrushed but not
outwltted. For the most part it was
an even game. Princeton's first
touchdown came close on the heels OF
a tumble and her second was partly
due TO blocked kick pretty field
goal by Tibbott from the forty-yard
line Melted three more points. Dart
mouth retaliated by scoring one
touchdown but failed to kick the goa
IN that exciting second period From
that time on the Dartmouth team
braced and held the Tigers from scor-
ing more points. Ghee's individual
work was most brilliant for the visi-
! tors, but he did not handle his team
nearly SO eleverly as Ames did at
quarterback for Princeton Ames and
Z ltAnnnTf I'm Itrft,
downs while Curtis and Ghee crossed
The Tiger line
Opening OF New Stadium
The Tigers victory marked tho
opening of the new Palmer Stadium
and ii was a most impressive spec
| taele. Dartmouth sent down a large
crowd of rooters to make things In
/ teresting for her team, and they never
rooted harder than In the last few
minutes OF play when in the gather
| ing dusk the Dartmouth team started
a march down the field that looked a
Bit oninous for the Orange and Black.
While the Orange and Black team
Jailed TO show a wonderful attack
they managed TO concentrate their
efforts successfully at the right time
which is the whole secret Of success
in any game. There were signs of.
advance in the teams form over that
OF the previous week. Harold, Brown.
J4amberton, Shenck, BALM and aCeri-s
merit came in for many favorabls
comments.
Afeatnre of the game that will long
be remembered was Gllee's seventv-
Vineyard run through the entire
Princeton team Lamberton narrowly
missed bringing him down, but failed.
Two forward passes by Ghee also
figured in the final Dartmouth touch z
down. The Princeton undergraduates
did snake dance a the new stadium
after the game +