The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
TIGERS COME TO
LIFE; SMOTHER
ROCHESTER
Princeton Rolls Up All Its
Points in First Half
Score, 81 to 0.
SUBS PLAY SECOND HALF
Strubing Runs 95 Yards for
Touchdown, Which Is Not
Allowed by Referee.
SUBS PLAY SECOND HALF
Specinl Desnnfch 10 TIE SrN.

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the Tigers tallles came in the first half.
as Coach Roper rushed a substitute
eleven into the game after the Orange
and Black Varsity had flashed three
across the New Workers.
goal line during the second period.
The Tigers presented a much i'm
proved defense and the work of the
backs was on the whole very creditable.
The playing of both teams was
ragged and erratic during the second
half, Princeton fumbling on several oc-
casions while poor passes by the
Rochester centre twice gave Princeton
eager Tiger substitutes wasted. Thimble
and Clarity were the individual stars
OF the game the latter being the only
Princeton regular to stay in the bat
tie for the whole game.
Baker and Keck were stfongholds
of strength in the line, and the whole
first eleven showed a smoothness OF ac-
ton and power that was noticeably
lacking in the Lafayette games. Cap
tain Ogden played well for Rochester,
while the visitors had running back
in Harris. who did some Of the best
work seen r the Palmer stadium grid
iron thus this season.
Tigers Waste No Time.
The Tigers wasted no time IN cross
ing the Rochester goal line, scoring
their first touchdown in the first four
minutes of play. Keck kicked off to
Metcalf who was downed on the
Rochester twelve yard line. Wallace
made five yards through tho line and
then Harris made first down on the
twenty-five yard line with brilliant
sw eeping end run which was the fore
runner of a series of end runs that
or Ill tha
Metcalf was halted for no gain in
three plays and Adams kicked out of
bounds on the Princeton 43 yard line.
On three plays Clarity carried the ball
to the Rochester 40 yard mark for a
first down. At this point Trinlble
dropped back and tossed a long forward
pass to Harvey, who was downed on the
Rochester 6 yard line. On the next play
Clarity swept around left end for a
touchdown. Strubing kicked goal.
Xeck again kicked off fer Princeton.
his kick this time carrying over the
Rochester goal line and the ball was put
into play on the 20 yard line. Harris
made a single yard, Metcalf added four
yards, but the first Rochester forward
pass was grounded. keCk broke through
the up-Staters' line on the next play and
blocked Adamss kick, Clarity recover
ing for Princeton on Rochesters rs yard
line.
Trimble made two yards around the
end and Strubtng went right through
the centre OF the Rochester line for n
six yard advance. Trimble then dropped
back again and tossed a pretty forward
to Bigle', who crossed the line for the
second Princeton score. The kickout
failed.
RochesteT Tries Forwards.
On the next kickoff Rochester started
series of short forward passes mixed
up with long wide end runs that carried
the ball well into the Princeton territory
The drive WIS halted finally and Hum
nell dropped back to try a dropkick from
the 80 yard line. KecR again broke
through and StrIbing picked the ball up
and carried It down the field 10 Roches-
ter's "a yard line.
Clarity took the ball through the Roch-
ester line for first down on the 90
yard limo and the period ended as Knox
made yard through the line
Clarity made il first down on the
yard line to start inc second period
Trtmble gained five more yards through
! tackle and Knox carried The ball over for
the third touchdown. Strubing kicked
the goal, making the score 20 to o.
The next KICKOFF produced the most
brilliant play of the game Gosnell
kicked off to Strubing, who caught the
ball on his own yard line, and picking
his way through the broken field, ran
ntnety-tive yards for a touchdown. His
spectacular run went for naught how
| ever. as the ball was brought back be-
cause a Princeton player had been de-
tected holding, and 1t was Princeton's
ball ON their own 16 yard line.
Forward Nets Twenty Yards.
turned the bali to the Rochester 27 yard
line. Harris could not gain through the
| line but n forward pass, Harris to Hum
mel, netted twenty yards. Three more
| forwards were knocked TO the ground,
but on the fourth one Metcalt gathered
! the bail IN for first down on Prince
| toms 80 yard line. Murray intercepted
another pass on PrincetOn's Is yard line
and Princeton once moro settled down 10
| business Clarity made a seven yard
gain ana n first down on the As yard
! line. Clarity made yard, and then
Murray made n beautiful run for a first
| down on the Rochester % yard mark.
| Murray failed 20 gain, but "rimble came
| right back to the rescue an scored with
| a brilliant twisting run right through
the centre OF the Rochester defence.
Murray kicked the goal.
The second half was featureless.
] lIlll'kb ION i4HA4 AlIf heAll WI AN'NIAtNltI a
yard line when the game ended. The
LINEUP:
| Princeton $50 Rochester (Ob
= Harvey. ...,..., Left end .....,.... ogden
! Krck. .......... Left tackle ..,..... Losaor
( RothSchlil. .... Lett guard .,....... Ccsnell
, Thomas. ......... Centre .....,.... Newton
! Baker........ Right guard ....... S0mers
| NJ rGraw. ... Right tackle .....,... dams
! RIgler ..,.,... Right end ......,. Wsgner
! stTuhi4g...... Quarterback '....-... Harris
Iourie. ...... Left halfba0E ...... Metcai.
Trimble..... Right h1lfbaok ,,,, Hum NELL
Clarity. ,,,..,.. Fullpack .,....,, wallace
score by periods;
/ pIrinceton' ''''''.''''''''' lS 80
Suhstltut!ons-Knox FOR Lourio. Mo
! Namara for BlFer, Campbell for Newton.
Murray for struhing, Brown for Hummell
! Sweet for Trmhle, Lynch for Kock. VIII
Jams ror Mcnamara, Lamsrche for Harvey.
Z wilmer for Knox Hopkins FOR Murray,
Spears for RothsChild. Wevner for Harris.
pestofano for Sweet, Fleckmorton for
| veguer Cooper for Thomas, Harris for
weyner Macfhee for DostotaRo. Porter
| for baker, Hooper for McGrRw. Sinclairs
Tor Specrs Poe Tor Hopkins.
| Tonchdowns - Clarity, Bigler, Knox
Trinble . Goals from touchd0wns-
Struhing 3. Murray. Rc'eree-C. n Price,
| swarthmore. Umpirc-D. +, Fult2. Brown.
Head Hnesman--F, Palmer, Harvard Time
l - minutes and 10 miHuteA