The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
McDonough's tumble Costly.

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McDonough's tumble Costly.
Again Thielscher kicked of, and Click
was checked at the 20 yard mark. Driggs
| punted Immediately. and Dartmouth then
tried a bit of rushing. The Princeton
men were offside twice and helped the
Green to make the two first downs.
When things were just beginning To look
up for Dartmouth. McDonough fufnbled
and Brown bounced IN the ball. Five
plays advanced the action to Dart
mouths IS yard line, and Tibbott stood
again on h old familiar place for
goal No. o.
The first quarter wound up a few
minutes later with Princeton holding the
ball in midfield. Click failed in u
plunge and then briggs gave one OF his
best exhibitions of accuracy. From his
own side OF the field he punted to
the right Of the Dartmouth safety and
the ball rolled out of bounds on Dart
mouths s yard line. Back came Il
punt from Gerrish to the As yard line.
Two more kicks were exchanged. and
Tibbott ran the last OF them from the
As yard mark to twenty-five yards from
the goal, Three PUSHES were unpro-
ductive, and the Princeton stands called
for another field goal.
Instead Of Tibbott. Shea assumed the
furthest back position this time. He
fired "A forward pass far down the
right side OF the field, perhaps twenty
five yards in length. Gerrish. in the
secondary defence, made a flying grab
for the ball. but 1t went away over
him. 1t seemed too long for IIighley,
too. but the Princeton end managed to
stretch and pick IL out of the sky. He
had a clear field for the remaining hf-
teen yards and trotted over the line for
the first touchdown OF the game. which
made the score IL to o. and 4; became
IS TO o when Tibbott kicked the goal.
BarrOws Misses Try for Goal.
For the remainder OF the half the ball
seesawcd back and forth. Dartmouth
eventually got to Princeton's 40 yard
line, when Duhamel. the stocky fullback.
was kicked In the face and retired tenn
p~orarily after extensive use OF the
sponge. Barrows took his place and es-
sayed a drop kick. which Hogg blocked,
and Brown fell on the ball. Before the
half ended briggs put a kick behiud the
goal line for a ~touchback. and the second
completed forward pass by Shea to
Highley Melted n thirty-seven yard gain
for the Tigers, but there was no more
scoring that session.
shortly after tho second half a
been under way Dartmouth had been
worstcd so badly in an exchange Of
kicks that Gerrish had to make ore
punt from behind his own goal Tlbbott
got it At the 50 yard line. Click. who
was playing back witt him, upset one
oncoming end. Tibbott lodged the other
und then set sail down the left side OF
the field. From the mass Of players left
at the spot OF the original scrimmage
the majority of Dartmouth men Armed
for the side line 70 OUTRAGE Tihbott. He
went fifteen yards with upbody near
him. then made a sharp turn to the right
and lodged a trio OF would-be tacklcrs.
One man. Gerrish. the punter. remained
to stop him after the Is yard line was
reached. but Tibbo,t set his course for
the extreme right corner and by sheer
speed got there ahead Il his foe. who
tackled him just after he crossed the
line. Tibbott kicked this goal too and
boosted the total to 20 to 0.
HoIbroOk Forgcts Rules.
Thielscher once more kicked off The
excellence OF the Tigers toe work in
combination with the ends got the ball
TO Dartmouth's 40 yard mark. Here
! Tibbott dropped back as II for another
goal. but instead punted with only a
small application OF power. The ball
struck on the 10 yard line and rolled.
HolbrnOk. the Dartmouth substitute
! quarterback. could have let II go over the
/ line for a touchback, but instead chose
to fall on II on the 3 yard line, He did
40 and fumbled. The ball bounced
| across the goal and Hogg fell on il for
a touchdown, When Tibbott made the
goal the score became % TO 0.
Princeton had the ball in midtield
| when the third quarter ended. In the
last period 1t sent in more than n dozen
substitutes, who continued 10 worry the
| visitors for a while. Finally superior
power began 10 tell. however, and the
substitutes were TANNED back and back
by an Irresistible, last desperate rush.
Gerrish. Tn Fischer and puhainel aver
aged six yards 10 the clip for one march
from their own 20 yard line TO Prince
toms 20. Ames checked the rush by
in~terceptlng "A forward pass by bu-
hamel on the Tigers 90 yard line,
Law punted to Worthiugton on the
~latter's 30 yard mark and up the field
came Dartmouth again. Coach Rush OF
Princeton was not worrying. though, and
he put In several third string men In
place OF second stringers. This process
sion continued until Dartmouth had the
ball on the Tigers 20 yard line, having
made altogether eight FIRST downs In the
two marches. Though a forward pass
had ended the first advance. the risky
play was tried again.
Gerrish's throw was Intercepted partly
by two Princeton men who just barely
managed to tip II up, and 1t settled
at last n,o the waiting hands of Gle,
who went five more yards for the touch
down that prevented a whitewash for
Dartmouth. Gerrlsh kicked the goal,
Law Successor 10 DriGgs.
Even with briggs out OF the game
and Buzz Law kicking Princeton got
the better of the exchange that ensued
after the next kickoff, and eventually
Blake made a fair catch on the Dart
mouth 40 yard line, where Law made
his successful place kick Just before
the game ended, The lineup
Princeton. Positions. Dartmouth,
Vighlcy .,....., Left end ...... .Dussosoit
Mclean. 80. Left tackle $50. .McAulifc
NOurse. A.. , , LCI' Ruaru .. NlerrHl
Cpnnert. ...,...., Centre ....,,.. BAXTER
Wogg ,,..,.., Right guard ...,... Spear
Haisey ....... Right tackle ........ Cotton
BrOwn' ......,,' NlHnI rnu, .''.. Emery
t,lrk '''..'''' ,Sudr, tutck'''' 'NtcbonouRn
shea ........ neit niunack' cerTisn
2tDbott. . htgnt. naI pAck . . . .1hielschei
briggs. ......... Fullback ....... .DuhAmel
Princeton 80: Dartmouth. z. Touch
downs -Highlrv. TtNho't Woeq. tiIIc. Goals