Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

IRMsUNs TIE THE SCORE.
IN Sensational RALLY.
SAFE, Day in Final Period in Great
S$aGfidfron Contest With
- Princeton Tigers.
an sTRING MEN WIN MONORS
Aerial Advance and Forward Pass,
Last of Surprising Series Of
Plays, Turn Last Cast Into VIC
tory Substitute for Harvard.

9CAMBRlDGt:. MASS. . G.-The
llarrard football team converted a
when 1t tied the Princeton team at
~ points in the last period OF their
annual game. \ Onward pass. last
OF %a surprising series which had
swept the Crimson colors dow the
iisld 7S yards. while the Tigers flu
tilely clawed the air in an effort to
bring. the ball down. was the medium
OF what Crimson supporters checrcd
tonight as 4 victory for substitute
Inembers OF che Harvard football
,Honors t6r9;hc aerial advance and
Tor the pass which was its GROWING
feature .went1to second string play
bSrs. Called into play after the regu-
lars had proved unable - stop the
myers, Buell. at quarter back, Fits
at right half and Macornber. an end,
i3uell and E:tts were the principa!
FACTORS uT thrce passes which sent
2 ballrahSad more than half the
and Macombcr received and scored
With the pass which was the means
of tying the score.
the Tigers goal when Buell., slight OF
build: called out the signals. With
the key number Macomner slipped
raced behind their goal. The Grim
fson quarter back. who had received
3 ball, turned TO cvadc 2 hostile
- VI " 'AIS az NV i't-
tPrinceton goal, Mncombcr had to
run for 1t. but reached out. got to it
almost on his finger tips and brought
It to the Prr"~ VIII Princeton
rs on sop of him. Faxon, main
tanning his tve, - ncv.r missing
point by which the Crimson tied the
game. For daring in strategy and
Perfection OF execution this series Of
plays will long stand as memorable
70 followers OF the college gridiron
$1,000 witness Contest.
There were 5000 of those follow
sSa Within the walls OF the stadium
ssipsr of the c GTSa' o s,rp ,hc wos a m s;Ss
fhCing the Orange and Black of
Princeton on the east. They gave
5liveiy singing ana shouting support
sl9sinceton adhercntS. after Macombcr
ganshcd their hopes OF victory, broke
9Mailahan, ta~wny-haired leader Of the
STiger team, as he was assisted OF the
!ifrdtaIter u slight injury sustained
o 4 ssr!mmagts; The Game ennGgd
ward forward. pass. almost without
sound from the Princeton stands.
The Crimson established an early
lead when, taking advantage OF two
penalties OF 10 yards each imposed
on Princeton. Captain liorwcen made
ka~-toachdown with six minutes OF
kpIaS- HcNtN tpUisIpulcu 20 SdIuS iu-
Vance on rushcs that were almost
consecutive. The Tiger line three
times threw OFF the attack OF lior,
tween on the threshold of its goal
but on-thc next attempt the Grim.
son captain broke through.
Princeton Stages Rally.
Princcton rallied and beginning
with q punt run back by Lou,ie
go forward and the Crimson defcns.
was pushed back. Louric'S attempt.
10 confuse the Harvard line BY scat
tcrinE its forwards on the Colgat,
scheme of ~dcp!oy;nent We're negative
and he5 lost ground as a net result
Sut he managed TO turn a Crimson
end for "a gain OF twenty yards
GSrrity. and Gilroy added Il few yards
trough a hole or ned
pass, and witn Il Harvard penalty %.
hiteen yards for holding. Prince.
ton brought the bal! To Harvard
ten-yard. line. At ,lns point the
tirst period ended.
As the first play OF the second
period, Princeton sprung Il surprise
across fhe Harvard goal 9ino. But
Crimson players were alert and
boxed all Tiger rlay ers who might
have retrieved the ball. so that the
4pigskin Eel! dead.
The Tigers efforts rose again "a
scoring possibilities after StInson re-.
covered "a tumble by owen and
princeton hnckticld. attempted Il field
goal. hut his line men wavercd. thr
Haryard forwards rushed through
and his hurried Kick barely bonbed
over the line Of scriminagc befor.
IL wa gathered In 10y owen. Al
eighteen-yard u by ChurchIIl anc
successive short gains by Horwcc,
I'M oven transferred play TO Prince
ION territory where the period closed
IISers start Drive.
In the third period. after an OK.
cIfangef OF pants. the Tigers started
IA drive FOR the Crimson goal from
a their, for1y-two-Sard line. Gi!roy and
small gains and after one forward
pass attempt had been defeated
Lourie called FOR another.
he depioyed his team again. called
Sain 10. Murrey. while he p "na 80 10y
ESthe field. Twelve yards away "a.
plucked Murrey's toss out OF
5niri and eyaded Tolbcrt and ia.
aStouchdown. With Keck's goals inc
An9thsr punting exchange fol.
siowed Then the gian; keck brsk,
thTough the Crimson line. hiockcf
&gOwen's .Iunt ana made 1t posslhl. 10,
TO recover IL on iiarva RI.
Ejfour-yard line.
Clarity was sent against The Grim
TgEDn line 3wice at the opening O: IN.
D period and on the second rmsl
bsJnade the touchdown. which tho T'iy.,
5f1ailed as the measure OF :
eGPrtnceton victory. Crimson Stra,r.
Ks gists under Coach Fisher then dur
Nsdeep INFO their football bag OF trick
ss%4nd called on Buell.. Fits and Macon.
ssESTber to. &c out and relieve recuIar
The sensational series o.,
f&advancess by the air followed, win
MacomDer's touchdown as is climax
Teams Evenly Matched.
S4$s1D rush forward pass and kick
SsHaryard1 and Princeton were alrnog,
Hls evenly matched as the tie scor,
3Sdndicates. LOuric's punts ~travclic,
2fsls total of 2s3 yards. and those o,
MCwen and Fits aggregated 2gY Yards
&gHarrard .gaincd il3 yards by rush.
fS5ng: Princeton los. The Crimson FOR
award passes. almost entirely In IN.
5TsstOurth period. made a. advance OF
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