Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-06

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Onicials: Referee. w. S. Langford.
Trinity: umpire. DR.. Carl Williams.
Pennsylvania: field Judge. e. s. Land,
Annapolis: head linesman, G. NJ.
Bankart, Dartmouth. Time Of periods
Fifteen minutes each.
Odds switched in Harvard's favor
just before the game. The Crimson
was quoted 5 to 4 to win. In order to
bring about the Princeton backing
Harvard was obliged to offer odds.
Harvard Scores Early.
First period-All the Princeton plays
ers bore large numbers on their backs.
None Of the Harvard players were
numbered.
Harvard won the toss and chose the
north goal with the wind behind them
Parisette kicked to Mahan on the 20
yard line, and two exchanges Of punts
and two penalties of Ave yards each
against the Tigers for offside netted
Harvard fifteen yards. With the help
OF the wind Mahan's kicking steadily
forced Princeton back. A forward
pass grounded and Mahan missed a
field goal from the 45-yard mark.
Hard playing took the ball to the
Tigers 2O-yard mark. King theit
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a touchdown. Mahan kicked goal.
Parisette kicked off again. Mahan
coming back eight yards. Two line
plays gained thirteen yards, then Ma
han kicked across the line again.
Princeton scrimmaged but could not
gain and another exchange of punts
gave Tibbotts fair catch on his 20
ward mark A fake kick gained six
yards as the period ended.
Mahan Scores Field Goal.
Second period-On the first play OF
the second period, Shea furabled and
Soucy fell on the ball on Princeton's
22-yard mark. Harvard was penalized
for offside. Mahan slid of tackle and
lodged to the 5-yard mark. King
failed twice to gain, but Mahan made
four yards. Again King failed and
Princeton took the ball on downs
within a yard Of the line.
Princeton's punt was made free
catch by Watson on the firty-yard
mark and Mahan easily. converted it
into field goal.
and Mahan ran 1t out twenty yards
Bodies and Mahan carried the ball to
the thirty-five-yard mark, whence the
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point the Tigers affense began to work
briggs gained ten yards on a fake
kick. Shea and Tibbets in six plays
mostly center bucks, took the ball t.
the Harvard twenty-seven-yard mark
Click made eight yards in the same
hole. Then Harvard plugged the gar
and stopped Tibbott short on three at.
tempts. He then kicked a field goa
from the twenty-eight-yard line. Score:
Harvard, 10: Princeton, 3.
Harvard elected the receive the kick
off, Mahan running 1t back to the
twenty yard line. Harvard held the
ball thru the rest OF the period, ad-
vancing by short rushes and a twenty
yard gain by King to Princeton's forty.
five-yard mark. Mahan kicked short
on an attempted field goal just as the
half ended.
Harvard outplays Tigers.
In the first half Harvard played q
much better all-around game thar
Princeton. Mahan outpunted briggs
During the first fifteen minutes Prince
ton was on the defense. When the
eleven changed ends Princeton flashed
his vaulted offense and swept from hel
own forty-yard line to within twenty
yards Of the Harvard goal. It was thu
Tigers best showing. but Coach Hough.
ton.a Combination closed up like q stone
wall ana the only chance that t,femainel
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