New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Substitutes Star as Princeton
Outclasses Virginians, $40
Cleaver and Smith Play
Flashy Game for Roper;
Lolrie Held for Harvard

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 29.-The
Princeton football team rolled up four
touchdowns and two field goals against
TIE University of Virginia in the
Palmer Stadium this afternoon, defeat
ing the Southerrers, 81 to O.. All four
of the Tiger toucndowns came in the
first two periods, when the regular
varsity was intact, but the Virginians
held we'll in the last two periods and
the Orange and Black scoring was con-
fined to two field goals from the toe of
Ken Smith
The visiting team was unable to stop
the Princeton attack in any depart
mcnt of the game, the passing Of the
Tigers being most effective in pro-
ducing scores Captain Keck won the
toss from Rinehart, the Virginia leader,
and elected to receive the kickoff. The
first score came as a result of forty
yard run by Jack Cleaves, which put
the ball on the 4-yard slime. He was
thrown for u two-yard loss on the next
play, but Garrity plunged through GEN.
ter for the score and Keck kicked the
goal.
The next Princeton touchdown came
when Captain Rinehart of the Vir-
the ball for the Tigers in the middle of
the field. Cleavcs ripped off another
long run, this time for twenty
yards, and on the next play Garrity
scored in the corner of the field after
receiving Vangerbig's long pass.
Score on Forward Passes
The Orange and Black touchdowns
in the second quarter both came from
forward passes, the first being made by
Hank Garrity, who received from
Snively, and the second by Peck Euwer
on a very short pass over the center
of the line by Van Gerbig. Euwer was
waiting for the twisting oval on the
good side of the goal line.
The Virginians had only one real
chance to score, and that was in the
first part of the last quarter. Two
fifteen-yard penalties for holding took
the pigskin back we'll within Prince
ton territory for the first time during
opened their only successful attack of
the afternoon by series of forward
passes from open formation, and COM
pleted five out of their six attempts.
The last heave was from Foster to Op-
pleman, and the latter was brought
down within one foot Of the Tiger goal
line.
On the next play Virginia was off
side and was sent back five yards. Fos-
ter dropped back on the next lineup
and tried another of the passes which
had heretofore been so successful, but
the heavc was wild, and the hall was
grounded behind the Princeton goal
posts. The hearts OF the Princeton
1ooters came back to normal beating,
for Virginia never opened up her at
tack to any dangerous degree again
during the game.
Der of substitutes and there was very
little interesting playing after that ex-
cept the brilliant kicking of Smi
Smith was the second substitute used
for Jack Cleaves aud undoubtedly sup
ported the Judgment of the coaches.
Smith Kicks Goal Twice
His first boot was from the 45-yard
line and the second from thirty-five
tempts by holding WE'LL Coach Roper
evidently did not want to run the
chance of having Lourie hurt his leg
again and thus be out of the Harvard
and Princeton game, for the Tiger
backfeld ace warmed the substitutes
bench throughout the entire game.
Jack Cleaves was easily the most
prominent star of the Tiger machine
this afternoon. He mace long, Jagged
runs through broken fields for twenty
five and forty yards, respectively. in
tn first quarter, each of which placed
the pigskin in a good position for the
score which followed
Whoop Sniveiy, at left end was
nothing short of the sensational. Time
after time he stopped the Virginia
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