The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-07
PRINCETON TIGER AT LAST DEFEATS HARVARDCRINSON|
GiIroy's Sprint for Touchdown Rivals That of Sam
 White In 1911

New York. November 6.--Princeton, despite It's defeats by the Naval academy and Chicago elevens. has taken the front rank position in the march of the casts big three as a result of the Saturday victory over Harvard, and is rated highly for its clash with Yale at New Haven next Saturday.
 Long and patiently had the Tigers waited for victory over the Crimson. and 1t came Saturday something after the fashion of the previous Princeton triumph in 1911. Ten years ago Princeton met Harvard on gridiron angle deep in mud and won when Sam White carried the mud smeared ball s5 yards for touch down. In Ralph Gilroy, who took a short forward pass from Snively. side-stepped the Crimson first line, then scrambled over the more than so yards to the goal posts, there ap- peared another Sam White. It was this one startling, dazzling play that carried Princeton to the crest. Cap tain Neck later booted goal from placement. owen of Harvard had placed the Crimson in the lead with a field goal before Gilroy made his
  all-American quarter. and Garrity and Keck, besides Gilroy and Snively, conducted the bits of sensational play that kept the Harvard enthusiasts breathless.
 Meanwhile Yale was having pie nic with Maryland. Tad Jones sent his second string men into the line and gave number of subs chance, while the regular Bulldog back field enjoyed an opportunity to employ some of the tricks they will use against the Tiger Saturday. Mary land fought the Yale eleven valiantly but could find no effective defense for the varied Eli attack.
 Notre Dame employed its unique attack successfully against the Mill tary academy eleven at West Point and while making four touchdowns. permitted the cadets to gain ground for only two first downs. The weird attack of the Indianans, as conceived by the capable mentor, knute Rockne, was even more baffling than that the cadets were called upon to face in 1920. Mohardt Wynne, Riley and Shaw executed the most effee- tive Notre Dame offensives.
 Glenn Warmers Pittsburgers were given a setback by the rangy Corn huskers of Nebraska university, l0 to 0. The westerners frustrated the Panthers' attempt to advance in the first part of the game by using close order defensive and grounded every aerial play Pittsburg tried later. Nebraska gained touchdown by brilliant line rushing and end play in the second quarter. and Guar terback Preston added field goal from the 12-yard line in the final pe- riod.
 Cornell was too powerful for Co., iumbia and won. Al to 2. In the last period Columbia's line stiffened and It's back field play was effective Tor the first time. They staved off the Comedians for spell and scored one touchdown, which Burtt. substi- tuting for Anderson at quarterback accomplished.
 The navy had a close call with Bueknell. and won by single touch- down. Lafayette, which for five years had been unable to score against the University of Pennsyl- vania eleven, battered the Quakers' line for an easy 3s to victory. Syr- acuse was extended to defeat the McGill university eleven in Montreal, IS to O. Georgetown put Fordham to route and won, 34 to z. Williams scored six touchdowns and a held goal against Unions weak line. Muhlenberg won from Lehigh by the scant margin of a goal from touch down and Amherst tied with Wes- leyan, field goal to field goal.