Evening star., 1950-11-12
Score One Of Largest
Ever Run Up Against
A Crimson Eleven
BY the Associated Press

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. IL
Princeton's unbeaten football team
ran through Harvard as If it was
running through signal practice
today to hand the Crimson a So
to 26 defeat in the 43d game of
their ancient series.
1t was one of the biggest scores
ever made against Harvard, which
has been playing intercollegiate
football since 1873, surprising the
54-14 count run up by Army last
year and Princeton's Att victory
Of 1948.
Led by Dick Kazmaier, Prince
tons little triple threat tailback,
Princeton rolled up a 28 to lead
in about IL minutes of the first
quarter, then settled back to give
its substitutes a workout. This
was only partly successful as Har-
wards Carroll Lowenstein, who is
even timer than Kazmaier, passed
for touchdowns in the second and
third quarters to match a pair
of Princeton scores.
The final period developed into
a race. with Princeton scoring
three touchdowns and Harvard
two.
Kazmaier Scores Twice.
Kazmaier, who saw little action
after he engineered that first
period outburst. scored two of the
touchdowns. So did Wingback
Bill Kleinsasser. Ed Reed, Jack
Dawson. Ed Jannotta, Jake Nc
Candless and Jim Gorter made
the other Princeton touchdowns
and Jack Newell converted all
nine times. For Harvard Dave
Warden, Paul Crowley, Bill Rose
nau and Jack West were the
touchdown getters.
The chilled crowd of $4,000. ex-
pecting a Princeton victory, didn't
expect what happened in the first
few minutes. The first four times
the Tigers got the ball. they scored
four touchdowns. That appeared
to be the story of the game until
Lowenstein's passes to Warden
and Crowley began to connect for
long gains. They accounted for
practically all of the Harvard
yardage, but at no time did the
Crimson look like a real threat.
Princeton's ground attack, op-
Grated rather haltingly at times
for the subs. rolled up 443 yards
to Harvard's net of q. Kazmaier
alone accounted for 1875 yards on
the ground and 123 on four COM
pleted passes. Lowenstein, who
weighs in at 146 pounds after a
workout, threw 33 times and COM
pleted Is for 258 yards.
Princeton Wide Plays Effective. |
Princeton's wide plays and
weak-side off-tackle plays from
the single wing formation were
tremendously effective against the
Harvard defenders
Kazmaier went 81 yards around
end for the second Princeton
besides passing to Reed
and Kleinsasser for the first and
third.
Janotta ran SO yards on a fake
buck lateral to set up Dawson
second-period score and Gorter
listed as a third-string back, went
Sc yards on a similar play for the
final Tiger score.
Lowenstein's passes to Crowley
directly accounted for the first two
Harvard tallies. Then he threw
two long ones to Crowley to set
up the final tally and tipped a
pitchout to West, grandson of a
Princeton star of the 1905, for
the touchdown. Harvard'S third
score came when Dwight Hyde
blocked punt deep in Princeton
territory and Rosenau. guard,
fell on the ball in the end zone.
Princeton PaTxato ---- ---- 2s : ! af-6s
Harvard scoring: Touchdowns-Warden
Crowley, Rosenau, West Conversions
Princeton scoring: Touchdowns-Reed.
Kazmaier (2), Kleinsasser (2l. Dawson,
Janotta. McCandless. Gorter. Conversions
Newell (9).