New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
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The Harvard-Prin Argument
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Harvard having argument Princeton
that Harvard football authorities make close the breach
before it gets of
There sound
shouldn't be hard playing friendly meeting fall
that are credit to sport and to both institutions
Talk of Princeton roughne the this fall
Princeton a year ago. isn't true to the facts
in each instance played hard football that beyond
all criticism in far rougne
is hardly up to Princeton to make the next
Calling the Next Case
In discussing the next the calendar docket happens
be the State Connecticut represented
by the two noted attorneys Eli Yale John
few steps further than the last three games.
In competitive sport where certain nd
vdua certain team is against certain
other individual OF team long period of
There certain pitchers example that can trim
stronger clubs with but they can't beat per
1t is case of the Indian Sign the Victory Hunch
How II Works
For period of time happened was at her
pest against Harvard Yale her
her be against Yale N' A-- o "
The schedule has something with tisbut not
you turn back few the great teams
you will find that when Harvard by 20 or 80 n
the Crimson having hepagona Princeton at all
won by only 4 points, to6 ~ M
And since 1915 Harvard hasn't beaten the Tiger once
often than figured had Harvard licked
while Harvard peerng old wounds has been looking for the
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The Turnover
But Harvard facing entirely new story Aoan+ v1 H.
ard has been at her besnd has been at her
Yale has beaten many times in the last ten or twelve
whereas Z ale mas beaten Harvard only
one lone victory Harvard last thirteen wears hr ~
far this peculiar twist has worked its way. NV
The Bulldog from off Tiger flesh
Has dned from head to ul
BIT the Harvard o the species
Has been deadter than the Yale
This is the things worked for the last dozen ~ ~ =,
" leilornnance chart
eN "A'n en'ies start 1or the
The Yale-Eiarvard Case
Yale last year to have Harvard cornere1 pi4
harvard and Yale had beaten Princeton 0"'eA
But Yale couldn't Harvard Her oa,o too,. .c
"Aeh uie crimson banner went the lines "p
you VIII say has been playing foohou.
-l snen why should Yale have .ho
ea@i 10 peat the team that could ~ e 81
Princeton, facing Yale has USUALLY shown 49, &C.
s m 'ne Saturday before Yale FACING Harvans -
wh ne afrng effects of her jamboree with ha IT, M
- ,Ae oiu Gays this didn't matter was TO-
Aie stump And there no snb a1or,a4 'oo.
defense 9o nos 'iio"h upon both attack
Slightly Different Now i
iaies case is slightly different this season ina -
" use a lot OF crippes ha a i uio
~' o'hsoh' Wlttmer and others limpnp 80 aso
h " w reserve material in quick ng distance ras mas
n aa esh 'aient to the field wherever is needed H.
aFo Tar above her form Princeton sure
80 hs IN that contest the Crimson has first class
u,, ~ ana more than normal of backfad 49,
rJ.rn..a ge o"et ana Charley Buell. their 6ra1
poViued nuel can play, they nu+ ior
: Tor neither has known Yale connas+ @ ouch
ora n su. Is hot normally fumbng team Owen GebrL
1s n funbng backs Harvard IN h, and others
beaS hss s M s ioo'Da she Knows for Harvard isn ,sa =.
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