New-York tribune., 1915-11-07

One Damaging tumble.
The momcntary rest proved more
harm than good to the Tigers. or ~
least. 70 Shea. He fumbled on the first
play as the second period opened and
The wide-awake Soucy fell on the bal
for Harvard on Princeton's 22-yarc
line.
Mshan raced along for nine yards
only to be set back on penalty, but
on the next play he slipped around
Princeton's left end Tor good Ia
wards and was stopped only by being
forced out of bounds at the five-yard
line. Then. as previously told, the
Tigers held like stone wall and taking
The ball on their own one-yard llne !
breathed easier for the moment.
briggs. with the wind at his back, GO
of long. booming punt, but Watson
with his wits about him made a taIr B
catch on the 4l-yard line and Mahan
sent the ball spinning over the bar a7d
between the posts for another thrHe
points.
At this point il looked as if Prince
ton might be doomed 10 another crush,
ing defeat. but the Tigers rallied
around CAPTAIN Click and with cour-
aye undaunted returned to the fray
with even more resolution and deter
mination.
Tibbott Kicks a Goal
After Parisette had kicked off and
Harvard had gained few yards by
rushing Mahan punted 20 Princeton's
Seward line. Then the Tigers cut loose
AVID carried tho ball 43 yards IN eleven
plays TO Harvard's 20-yhrd line. At
tiis point the Crimson defence tight
cned 40 that Ti6bo:t dropped back and
kicked a pretty goal from the ned
,vhen standing or the 30-yard line.
Tho hall ended minute later.
Princeton returned 20 the field as
tine tbird period opened with surprising
confidence. Mahan kicked of 20 Iib-
bott on the 5-ysrd line. and the clever
Princeton runner ran II back twenty
Yards. Then. instead OF puntIng ana
% conserving The energies OF ms men,
Captain Click decided on running at
tack. Plays were aimed hrSt mere iheH
there. and, aided by two pehaIties
against Harvard. one for ten yards lor
Interference with II man receiving
forward pass and one LOT hNe io' i,
ode nlav. the Tigers carried nc bali
:, ,.,eive plavs 70 Harvard's s-yard
i;re But there the drive ended. u
was asking too much OF any set o.
humans and. moreover. the Harvard
dsfence stiNened and tghtened up
Tive wards were lost in three plays 30
ma Tjbbott once moye dropped pach'
,Lis time 70 the 26-yard line, ana sho'
.be ball squarely between the posis
for another three points. ms maue
Tho score 10 70 D. and there u stooG'
In, before the period ended Mahan
80 - lonr shot at the Princeton goal
bat again failed. - .no,.d
With the ball IN Harvard's posscssloh
,eer The centre of the held. Mahah
.oon pnated, and then the Tigers oegSh /
aoother march. which carried ON!
twenty-seven ards in nine plays' Du,
which put Driggs in d position 10 senu
we'll placed punt out oi oouhus ."
Harvard's 5-yard line. -.
Nahan. even with the wlnd al ny
back. got of poor punt IRON Deh'h1
his own goal line. wnich rolled ou' o.
Lound. ON his own 32-vard line. mus
opening the way for Princeton 10 'ut.
,bc tide. But !. was not TO be. On the
5rst play. from a rather poor pass.
nrigos fumbled and Soucy fell on the
bali for Harvard.
This was the turning point mar,
vsrd opening Up new attack. eatrleG
tbe hall into Princeton territory. ana
while the Ti"ers fnally held for downs
on their own 22-yard line. precious
.;,oe had been lost Moore. captain OF
he rack team and n ten-Second man.
lad been sent in lew moments before
in The hone that he might break loose
for long run. lie did Get away ior
eleven Yards, but on the next play me
whistle blew and the came ended.
As 10 the individuals.
Just few words as TO indiy'dus4s'
Nourse and Hogg. ,he Princeton
olards. we're conspicuous IRON ead 20
end They are of all-Americn mould
Mclean also played a game al tackle
which marked him as one OF the oeS.
in thc East. while Lamberton at rignt
end appeared 10 be in practically every
plav and stopped many Harvard bheA
with his sure tackles.
Tibbott was not so brilliant as ga,
apart from his goal kIcAins'
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