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CRIMSON DEFEATS
THE VISITING TIGERS
Harvard Victor Over Princeton
by Margin Of Field
Goal.
SCORE, THREE TO NOTHING

Stadium, Cambridge, Mass, Nov.
IA field goal by Horween was
the margin of Harvards victory over
an almost equally matched Princeton
eleven in the stadium today. De-
fensively the Tigers proved Har-
wards equal and stopped many Grim
son plays which had been effective
against other teams. Extensively Har-
ward was able at several times to gain
enough ground through Casey's elu-
sive runs to threaten Princ',on's goal.
Only by abortive attempts at long
goals from the field did the Tigers
menace the Harvard line. Princeton's
reliance in its extremity wah the for
ward pass from various formations,
but generally it failed. The Tiger
team, defeated for the first time this
season, went into tears as they
slouched off the field. Harvard sup
porters hailed Casey for his effective
running attack and Horween for his
accurate toe.
Falls To Tigers.
The luck of the toss fell to Prince
ton and Captain Hogg chose to re-
ceive the ball. Horween kicked off,
Moore fumbling the ball twice, but
eventually regaining it after twelve
yard rushback. briggs, deceptive kick
ing was used repeatedly to advantage
by Princeton. ~.
Both elevens showed better defen-
sive then offensive in the first period.
The uncertain wind made the hand
ling Of punts extremely hard and there
was little gain by either team through
consistent attack
Score end first period: Princeton O.;
Harvard 0.
Harvard Kicks Field Goal.
Princeton kicked off in the third
period, Harvard defending the south
goal. With series Of rushing plays
Harvard carried the ball to the Tig-
ers' twenty-yard line. At this point
Coach Rush sent VIM into the game.
His appearance apparently was in
violation of the rules and Princeton
suffered a fifteen-yard disadvantage
when the ball was given to Harvard
on the five-yard line. 1t was ex-
planned that VIM tackled Captain
Hogg without the referees sanction.
Horween, rushing like bull, charged
twice for gain of yard each time.
The Princeton players, with their,
backs against the goal posts, held
Murray half yard. Harvard's eager
ness in holding cost them fifteen
yards. Horween, standing on his twen-
ry-six-yard line, kicked field goal.
Score: Harvard 8; Princeton 0.
After several scrimmages Ames was
sent in at quarterback for Princeton,
replacing Eddy. Brown replaced
Thomas in Princeton's backfeld.
Harte was replaced by Phinney in
the Harvard lineup. Halsey replaced
McGraw in Princeton's line.
Flower went in for Horween, bring
ing into the game fresh kicking abil-
ity for the Crimson, together with
threat at end running. He kicked out
of bounds at Harvard's ninety-two-
yard line. Harris, the Harvard CEN
ter, was taken out and Wiggin sent in.
Score end third period: Harvard, 8;
Princeton, 0.
Fourth period: Princeton started
the period on Harvard's forty-two-
yard line. They were set back at once
to midfield when Snow downed
Moore behind his line for an eight
yard loss.
Brewer replaced Coolidge and
neither side was able to seriously
menace its opponents goal and the
game ended with the score, Harvard,
8; Princeton, 0. The lineup: