Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
CHICAGO SCORES GREAT
VICTORY OVER PRINCETON
Coal From Field and Touch.
down Represents Final
Score of . tn O.
1a.cte SPECTATORS PRESENT
"es'.:a Triumph Not Expected by
n"i,n..crS of Tiger team, Hut Were
nh-nrpoIntcd in E;nErrnrss To Take
'istSrF From Lake Michigan,

PRINCETON. y. j., Oct 22.-The
University of Chicago defeated the
princeton football team IN Palmer
Siadi"'H Today. by a score OF TO q.
:ad mus gaining one Of the greatest
Nittorisa It has ever scored against
u htst ysnss,team.
: snnl from field and touchdown
On Forward pass. represented the
sS"rr, About l5.ooO persons saw the
game: The victory, the first ever
earned against the so-callcd big
thfeo' ut the East by n Middle West.
ttn team. gave the chicago contin-
Gent .;reat JOY and there was much.
ieJeieihs by the followers OF the
.naroons, when the nnai whistle end.
Ing the game was blown, The West.
can triumph was not expected by
The followers % the Tiger team for
they locked for princeton victory
by q close score. Reports had come
from tho Yves, than Alonzo StaEg.
head coach OF the Chivago squad, had
= great team and would carry victory
Lack w-.th him 20 thc shores Of Lake
NfchtEan, hut tho stories were not
taken seriously Chicago played n
great game, seldom being on the de-
fcns've. and her goal line WAS ncvrr
ln DANCER.
play Magnificent FontbRli.
While the whole Chicago eleven
played magnificent football. several
of the men stood out above the
others, and among these Milton ~.
Roinncy. Of salt Lake CITY, Utah. WAS
ihe bright particular star. II was
his urorring toe that gave the Nest
I'm boys their three points In the
second period, and his sure catch
o.. q forward pass in the final quar-
ter that added six points to the score
al, that were made IN the game.
lTe was giant ia attack, sure on
defense and when Il came to deliver
inr the punch. hc did not fnli.
Tho Princeton team was q great
disappointment TO It's followers. They
had hoped tho team would take 4
brace after its defeat rs the Navy a
week ago. but they were doomed to
disappointment before the first half
was over.
on the other hand. Chicago showed
wonderful strength. opening UP holes
anywhere along the Princeton line.
where II chose to go through.
Victory sweet 10 Conch.
Victory was particularly sweet to
ne Chicago coach. Years before any
member ~ either team was born,
-,aEE played against Princeton as e
E.embc .. the Vale seam. and IL was
ne Of the ambitions OF his football
>ITe.r 10 lead a team that would beat
Tiger eleven.
That it WAS great satisfaction to
Ina University of Chicago To beat q
representative. Eastern team. was
shown in IN" brief comment made b.
4r;ain Mct;uir. Glad 10 have played
nr.nceton as q representative OF the
fast"
Captain Keck. OF Princeton. said:
The best team won, but We fought
a4rG."
Lineup:
Chicago position Princeton
-trohrneier. left end . Tyson
fletcher. left tackle Keck Cc)
miller. left guard Won Shilling
KING. ...--..... center .... Wittmcr
;tedinon. fright guard. Morgan
Mcclure (c).--lShi tackle. Hooper
rT!sler ...... right end. Stinson
tomncy. quarter back Euwcr
OLE. left half .. Giro.
brNan right half go. Smith
r.minc fun back Van Gcrbig
Scor" by periods:
chicago .. Go
princeton ............. o o o 90
Chicago scoring: Touchdown-Rom-
icy. Field Hom1cx Referee
g. J.. Eldr.dge tMlchfgany." I'm
oirc---Al sharp. tYalet. Head lines
man--R. q. st. John tNntrc Damc).
Field judge-F. Il. Merritt Dart
mouth}. Time OF pcrlods-I5 min
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