The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
PRINCETON TAKES FIRST RANK
IN MARCH Of THE BIC THREE

\"W York. Sow Princeton. despite
H. d"r"a;> hy ia" Naval IrTdrmy ana
r.hi,.tr" "lrNrH-. has taken the front
rauh rus.ti"r n IL" maj h Of tn" cast
hiE three. as result 49, - SN'"rd"?
Victory over Harvard. and x rated hIEh-
u f"r iS r,nsh With Yale. at New
HAVEN nrAt Saturday
Long and pat'"Ai.i III" Tiger hhh
waited fer victory ever the crimson
and Il came Saturday. something after
the fashion ~ the Irr'i"as lTin'"''n
triumph in 1911. Ten YEARS ago Prince
ton met Harvard on Il Eiidiron ankle
deep In mud and Won when Sam White
carried the mud smcLred ninety -hNe
Yards fur a touchdown.
QNroy Another White.
In Ralph Gilruy whn took Sh"ri
forward pass from SniN"lr sld"Slrprrh
the Crimson :iist Inc and then SOFA M
blnu over the field more than SlNiE
yards 10 the goal posts. there appeared
another sam White. 1t was this one
startling. dazzling play that carried
Princeton to the crest. Captain neck
later booted a goal from placement.
owen Of Harvard placed the crimson
in the lead with a field goal before GIL
ROY made his great sprint. ,Fon LUur"y.
last wears a!l-Americau quarter. AMI
,;arryty and Keck besides t;ilr"y and
SniyeIy. contributed the bits Of sens
ntional play thai kept the Harvard en-
ihusiastS hreathlcss.
Aasy for the Bun Dog.
Meanwhile Nalc was having 4 picnic
with MARYLAND Tad Jones sent hts
second string men into the line. ana
gave a number OF subs chance. "h'i"
the regular Pull Dos haCkncld enjoyed
an opportunity Ia employ some Of th"
tricks they will use against the TlErr'
Saturday. Maryland fought the faI"
eleven Naliautly. hut could find II" CT
f.ctIye defense for the varied Ri a.
tack.
Sotrc Dame employed IT'S Unt1u" a.
tack successfully against tho MiHta'E
academy eleven at West f"iht. anu
while making four tnuchd"wns permit"
ted the cadets 10 gain ground f"r on!
two first downs. The weird aNnrh OF
the Indianans. as showed by the 'a7a-
BILE menter RoChnc. WAS even more pa' :
fling than that the cadets were 'aIIeH
upon to face In 1920. M"rhHrdt Lynne
and Shaw directed and executed the
most effective Notre Dame offensive.
Sstoack for Pitt.
| Glenn Warmers Pi,tshurEhers were
| given n setback by the raMgy corn
| huskrrs or Schras iu university. 10 10 n
! The NrStcrners frustrated the ran
! thcrs' attempt to advance in the nrS'
mart Of the game nv use sf close or
| der defensive and grounded every
aerial play littsburEh tried later. Ne
| hr, Ska gained 4 touchdown nv brilliant
! lire rushing md end play III tn" seron'
quarter and QWar'"rhnck Preston anh"'
n mrs, field goal from the t""lNe-Tart
/ line in thr maj period.
cornell was too powerful FOR Column
hi, and won. q I" The to'umhlan'
were dazod by the t"rn" attack ~ The
| e,rly stages. and allowed IN" ltha"an'
, 80 nIerrc ,hr'r line and snir; their ends
OF will. IN the last period. however
. t'nlumhia's I'm" siief"ned and It's hack
field .p!ay was effective for tho hrs'
, time They STAYED off the C"rncli!ani
4 for a spoil. and scored one touchdown
! which Burt. substituted for Andcr9n r
| =; uu,r,crhack accomplished
! The Navv had Il close call with Buck
nell and won by IL sngl" "u'hd""n
! 1,I,,yctrr which for 1--WE years had
. hrcu unable 20 score against tho I'M!
! y.rsitv Of PENNSYLVANIA eleven. batter.
ell Tho Ouakcrs' line for an easy IS &C
! i ,i,,nrv Syracuse was extended IL
defeat the McGil, university e.c;cn /:
Montreal. IS Ia q: Georgetown pat
Fordham 10 rout and won. - 70 :; VIII
',,nx s,.ureI >i\ ,tuchdow and n Held
goal agains, Unions weak lire: Mnh!eN'
r,,~C won from Ichtgh w 'he scan
MARGIN OF goal fr, IN touchdown. an
An,hcrS, tied with Wesleyan field ga
70 neld goal.