New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

/ -rav ghos, uI '''"''
hin. well stocked with football
,,,t quick tlrn. whatever it might
r,5er ideal football conditions, brsc-
,be m,r-ov. cen thousand spec
-. saw Nassau football reach a new
\ -. FOR 1915. with promise Of greater
% come They saw an eleven that
rifle ssy in driving power along
4 4. s,,d. bu. tta. in every other way
!. fsr beyond any Tiger machine Of
his generation.
4 TIGER Kickers Are Stars.
Princeton played winning football TO-
II ID, rom every angle Of the game. Her
II L,..ee. backed up by the great punt
!. q Eddie briggs. was impregnaoie
4 ,..,g,t as long as the regulars re-
-,,ss Her line charged aggressively
-.b 3 eonpac. sweep. farked By two
\. !, Highly and Brown that must
4,,l with the best Of the year. Her
..sse,i play. Led 5y T.b5ott and Click
4 Of the highest order, but after all
4 va, in hcr complete mastery Of the
4 ding game that Nassau overwhelmed
.aoyer by such an extended margin.
1 me Princeton was at her best.
Il 10 the frs, quarter alone Dave lib
Il ,- lifted two drop kicks from the 45
Il "a A.ysrd Hnes. long range firing
zen With q helping wind, and when
, I,.ot WASH, kicking goals Eddie
3rrrs was driving Dartmouth far
4 sEn the field with one Of the finest
'.i,ng exhibitions the game has
irosn since the reign Of FELTON,.
briggs had omethinr more than dis
nee With The wind be thumpea long
K qras non IS TO 80 yards away and
\ si.nst young gaze briggs trans
Erred The kicking game from his feet
h % his head. driving the ball in sharp.
drives out o. hounds 20 the right
\ .t'lsft And always these drives, 30
ttly was bis workmanship. crossed
re line a. the f.rhcst possible point
Ety-almost exactly where the bal.
cd cone 20 the end OF It's run.
Against this big toe combination
Pom Drugs and I1bott. with Driggs g
rr pgr,s brilliantly covered by
shy and Brown, Dartmouth was NJ
-a.rs. good h.- more than she could
apple With upon even terms. Dart
oath rushed trr ball l27 yards %
rrcetons of. buf she was so far out
a'sed IN the kicking game and IN the
aehg features OF open play that her
Sing power was rendered almost
n J. an VOID
II IL the first three quarters, with Tiger
n gtlss on guard Dartmouth made
~ Two first downs. II was only in the
n 1l1g quarter. ..tl 0u.y TWO ] iges
II galps left, that the Green machine
II . marching
II Week by week Coach Rush has been
y f,Eng his squad along. Lifting Il 10
Il igael notch each passing Saturday.
n lday he put O machine in the teli
- vas fully equipped for a cham
',itlp debate Only normal az ,ne
,hng game. the versatility OF
naeeion5 attacs soon had Dartmouth
rissta and beaten.
Nen minutes after play began lib
PIX one OF the seasons big stars.
Il s',-s eked from the f5-yard line. 4
y minutes later. when the Dartmouth
n Asise took a brace. Tlbbott caught
'-yard range and fired another
1er shell across the bar. In The
soia quarier the Tiger attack was
lriided. Two tdy runs bv Tibbott
ulcs put t1c ball on Dartmouth s
.lsfd line The Green defence
ise the ne1t charge. but two Gee
~ .tier long lass from Shea sailed
line into thc extended grip Of
oley. who romped ght yards
F Tor a touchdown, running the
"a % 10 70 90 %.
Tibbotl Slips Through.
Inhesion. unable 20 gain ground
'enily hy rushing. had other
q manufacturing the precious
ttsown. In t1c third quarter Ger
II Sanied from his goal line thirty
ssios % Iibb0tt. and while seven
'e.ao athletes diyed az his knees.
II ano neck. the az le Tiger rushed
NJ ne line for one OF the bes;
h Slheld running plays Of the day.
UE-eeions third touchdown came
combination Of Dartmouth
s' and Tiger keeuness. Drigg
80 oui one Of his long. low punts
ne wind. and al the l-yard
uVerook fumhled. and as the bal
~ over Hogg. Of Princeton. GOV
n VIII 1875 pounds OF human flesh.
as,s Dartmouth erred "a Tiger
wsIa OF o. occasion was always
% profit by the slip. Prince
Esse, always been good al this game
e"ing the ball. but she WAS bet
49,, usual to-day and far stronger
s9 other ways.
rnouih had On eleven handicapped
nattrs', strong enough from
Aesle, but weak al the ends,
fpnec with 20 least two good backs
H. and Ihielscher. These two
Ia' last runners. but until the
usss''ef they rarely had a chance
w. " steam through Pfinceton's
-, defence that had improved
a-taoiy since the Rutgers game.
Snd Baxter Spears especial
1f'e hne football. but good line
H. Y !itle avail against . comb
~ tehng game that is either
n s,es'ng from forty-fve yards
az - !" punhng the ball 10 the right
tsss. our Of reach and out Of
~ ou' nearly always gaining
70 fifteen yards.
'rineeton had her second
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