Arizona republican., 1915-11-07
HARVARD WINS FOURTH TIME
 FROM TIGERS
More Consistent Attack of Crimson Nets Touchdown. Mahan Kicks Field Goal. Princeton Scores Two Drop Kicks
TRepubliean A. p. Leased wire1

PRINCETON. Nov. 6.-Harvard de- fcatci Princeton here this afternoon,
 iN tu 6. It was the fourth consecu- tive victory for the Crimson over the TiEcrS since 1912 and the defeat shattered all hopes of the Orange and Black to any claim to the eastern fcothan championship of the present scason-
 Notwithstanding the apparent close ness Of the score. the honors of vic tory belong chiefly to Harvard for the contest considered as a whole was be- tween the Crimson team as a com liuaticn and the individual scoring ability of Tihhot's goal kicking toe. Nct once during the entire sixty min uScs of play was Princeton. with its V--untcd attack. able to batter the ffarNau3 eleven back across the Grim son goal line Twice during the struggle the Tigers plunged and sprinJcd through the Harvard team for more than two-thirds the length of the gridiron. only to be held, when a touchdown appeared imminent. by the superior defense of the Cambridge players IL was then that Captain tslick called upon Tibbot to do what The Princeton team as a whole was unable to accomplish. and both times thc Ticers scored a cleanly kicked Tieid goal
 Against this one man attack liar ward showed a better rounded out continuation. which netted the Grim Son touchdown and goal and a ficld goal kicked by Captain Mahan to prove that Princeton did not mon- oI,clizc the drop kicking honors of the day.
 No football game in recent years has been played under better weather conditions
 Between 25.OeO and 3O.OOO specta- tors filled the sides of the Palmer memorial stadium while the overflow swung around well into the horse shoe end of the structure.
 Harvard showed a decided advan- tace in the opening period when the Crimson scored her only touchdown uf the contest. Both teams began rhe play in q slow and rather de- lihcrate manner. from which they hardly departed at any time. Har- ward proceeded to punt immediately. Nahan gained from eight to twelve Nar,lS on every exchange of kicks with Tibbott-
 With. the ball finally in her pos session on Princeton's A yard line 1 Nalan hurled a perfect forward pass to Harte on Princeton's 25 yard line 1 Two short gains were followed by a l ripping line plunge. in which King swePt through a great hole between l Mclean and Nourse and over the 1 line for a touchdown, which Mahan l quickly converted into a goal
 There was no further scoring in ! the first period but Mahan and Tib- ! bolt each added a drop kick field | coal i'm the second session. Har- | wards batter conceived and more | r,gzzIinE attack brought her within | fiVe yards of the Princeton goal line. | Four times the Tigers hurled the Crimson jerseyed line and backfield ! toward the latters own goal and by | gained possession of the ball within | a few inches of their goal line. | TsricEs standing behind the. goal | I-ssts. kicked to his own 40 yard | line where Watson made a fair catch. from which Mahan kicked a placement goal. completing Harvard's scorinE for the day.
 SsunS by the unexpected strength and power of Harvard's attack and Coach Rush-s players turned iccsc on the Crimson the full force of the Tigers offensive. From inside her % yard line Princeton swept up the field toward Harvard's goal with a series of brilliantly executed line llunges and short runs just outside tackle Until Harvard was forced to within 20 yards of her own goal Posts the Crimson lines and second any defense seemed una ble either to
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