The sun., 1916-10-08
NORTH CAROLINA Is
EASY FOR PRINCETON
SOutherncrs, Outclassed From
Start, Are Defeated by
Score Of 20 to q.
TIGER SUBS ARE USED

PRINCETON, ". J.. Oct. lin 4 game
which amounted TO little more than q
practice contest for the TIGER eleven.
Princeton defeated North Carolina 20 to
0 this afternoon on University Field. The
Southerners we're simply outclaesed. and
II was undoubtedly within the power Of
the Tigers to run the score up to much
larger figures had not Coach Rush valued
the opportunity Of trying out all his sub
stitutes more highly than the acquisition
OF a huge score.
Before the game was finished every
one OF the thirty-one men who wore the
Princeton uniform on the field had been
given a chance to show his worth under
IRE. The result was interesting. In that
II showed that there is a wealth Of ma
terial available for Rush to pick from
anw that the makeup Of the team II far
from settled.
In the hrst quarter. largely because Of
their freshness and strength and h fact
that the Tigers tried the straight football
game. the North Carolina eleven sue
ceeded in holding Princeton scorelcss.
but with the progress Of the second
period the visitors power failed rapidly.
and before the half was over the Tigers
had crossed their goal line on two occa-
iOns.
Display Brilliant Football.
At the outset Of the second half Rush
started In on his programme Of substitu-
ton. and despite the fact that the per-
sonnet of the team was being constantly
shifted there was n good deal Of scoring
and brilliant football shown In the third
quarter on the part Of the Princeton
team. Brown broke loose for a series Of
long runs In this period. and Funk kicked
a goal from placement on the IS yard
line. Shortly after he also caught an IS
yard pass hurled by Eddy, and rushed
ffteen yards through the North Carolina
team for a touchdown.
Eddy seemed to carry the ball at will
ana his spectacular runs were second
only to Browns. Bill Moore's abso nee
was scarcely missed. for almost n set
Of backs Rush sent In was able to over
the North Carolina defence. Moore
was on the side lines. though not in unit
form. He appears TO ave recovered
from the injury sustained In Thursday =
The last quarter was barren
as far as scoring was concerned. largely
because the substitutions were too fire.
quent to permit Of n concerted team
work.
Tiger Line shows strength.
The Princeton line held s%plendidly
and formed the basis OF the brilliant
work Of the backfeld men. The Tigers
interfered wei. n the ends were al
ways down under the hall. Funk. in
played a brilliant game n;
end. The Tigers tried forward passes
The locals met with success
in about half OF their attempts and these
successful heaves played "A large part in
the scotlnr. How we'll The Tigers will
show against stronger opposition than
that afforded by the North Carolina
eleven is a matter OF conjecture. but the
brand Of football, displayed to-day was
far ahead Of that shown at the ror-
responding time last year.
briggs and Amcs both booted the hall
well. briggs has not yet reached the
height of his form and his work was n
trife ragged Judged by the standard he
set last year. but Ames has shown n
great Improvement over his former work.
The lineup