The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
TRICKY MANEUvERS
DEFEAT PRINCETON
Har, ard Wins from Tigers In Close
:" We'll Played Game, by 10
10 Cjfint.
MAHAN's puNrING FEAT, RES.
Princeton's Running Attack Equal 10
Haryard's. but Crimsons Trick y
Plays Fool Tigers and Cause Them
10 Suffer Defeat.
BY WILL AN B. HANNA.

/ fil1CtlpIi. were tue SGpilDE GElSI ~
tho football game before those two
elevens on the Stadium Field this at
ternoon. II was a Harvard victory,
ten points to six. and fairly. though
narrowly, won in kicking. swinging,
Juggling grind. which was as hard
fought as II was squaseiy fought II
was close. spectacular. sporjsmani:xe,
of unceasing interest to the 10000
spectators from the start, and those
points with grade OF football which
was TO class by both teams. made it
one of the best blue ribbon events Of
the season.
Harvard Jumped Princeton and won
by SO doing. The Crimson players We--
in the stride and swirl of conflict
more quickly than their opponents.
they were quicker 10 get going They
Embossed speed. strategy and activity
with the opening whistle. and they
netted ten points for themselves in
the flrst half, before the Tigers. who
played as effective football as Har-
ward after that, but who didn't strike
their gait as readily.
The Princetonians did splendid work
from behind. but they could not circle
or. fling or crowd their way to the
Crimson goal line They could only
kick their way over that line, but sew
ei"' 'Aaisa nv. N"'i'v r. S''
,il.a ~. - I,ar,.ara ,tann,o ., $40
i,,ta ~. -, ca,rrata
Roth Elcvens Fight.
The attack Of one side and the
other had the ball criss-crossine the
fields length. It found Harvard
pounding at the Princeton borderland
as marked by the goal line and found
Princeton replying in kind
~ 80 - ~. 49, 10,
- 'i' s.i'-' V9. -,
sa va $500 "a ,',,lad 20 ~ :
~ ro' "diu ps'sseo aita 'ippso w
NV " w ',1 l,'N'' 49, ,,
i 40" II, 9upp.eilte ~, ~ 49, 80,
oea@ -, ,'.rt
l's "''e'oa'' s'"i VIVA" VIZ"
"io..e-
"efe "as nv w ihoi' IS"''
t1ai Fa.u iah,ifts 't'"' 'n@h
liireson :, o". va" Inv, =,
cept'on' ff'oie ICY ~ sa','o ~
VIM II '''S s,'Nf'Nh - - 40 Nv
as ~ r"ti''s
40 'liilee'on pias eiS "elo lou,i'
a. an "HeA ,ii99t piaNS "eit 'uaoe
aHeN t'eu a" eoiie - ~
cap,a." -i'i<iii a'tn = : ~ lhe lls.
Sar" nh' .niousn "''e - .i'ose Aa" ~
ing gaps, the ueiaN ana ueGept'"h "
!,
Princeton com pieteiss At was lhT"uk =
ahother o i'hese Creamy SWEEP mnes
: It'll q - ~ ~
saiioPed Sho '"isteo "eh5 I'VE s"fos
Aor the flint ioHs you,
hsle was u. ueie'asse ahs y.
me Ealne equai 10 tiia' iilie s'lnu "a
! .he llseIS win ,heii own ross-na
iii'isoi"'e'S over iieao a'lu ~ a.,
cou.u'i 80 WI y" - linSe'oi ,ol NV
lcoh'lndous Sarus auVa 'icru py Inc
.on tni"ueh fitl taio, d" n"t liheo'
.oIi u'p ~ ip9i'ins WIS Wy eo"~e"
uateu uilVe and team pay.
i"'Nar" ,ias ~s' De'c~o'
iriiieeeoh aelense was more W.
ofo"s man ut9ee' fiihs' II IA, "eu 'me
qacIN pV' IePiFV Po"ei' ~ iiot sa ~
uei 'iil.e'''l tpia''G'eu we mn. M.
~ oheHae WIN codrase ana spiri.
IN 'te second mai a"o par.isahs %
the ~ i!se anu biack were III Let
Iheiit OF eAeltehie't ana nope en-
geneered oy an uhhfoken advance
from nassau seVeh-yard me TO far-
'ard nine. mat was fr'ncetoh
pes' OFFENSIVE squirt harvard al
Vahces ior material gains were niost
scattering, out "ere eatuapie "neh
lhrF olu couIe anu hilto III aoihira pis
WIN 'he elHcieht puhung zone os
Haptain Mahan on the "nole' mar
Varo ana peter WIN the Kicking game
IMAM irihcetons II was hing "no
mace harvard touchoown, ana ne
was worthy mate LOT Mahan' VINO
played spiendldiy. me touchdoWn
came In the first quarter In the
SECOND quarter Harvard was within
/ princeton hve-vard line, but unable
TO punch the ball over. That, by
, princeton, was repelline boarders with
a vengeance, but the Princeton prni