Show HARVARD ARD ARDI I DEFEATS ulCERS TIGERS I I Princeton Dubbed Lucky by byr I Most Critics Fights and andi t r i Bleeds n Loses Game Fight I i B Before fore Crimson Flash By H. H c. c HAMILTON By United to The Tue Telegram HARVARD STADIUM CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov 11 The 11 The Princeton Tigers dubbed lucky by most of the football critics fell today Harvard the Crimson flash that has smeared Itself across the gridiron horizon ever since Percy D. D Haughton reappeared at Cambridge did It and the Tigers took the tho short end of ofa a 3 to 0 score I Outlined in a background of wildly I rooting sons of ot old Nassau With as man many waving orange colored chrysanthemums and flanked by a crimson sea in the opposite stands that flamed and glowed against a gray background of concrete the Tigers fought and bled Be it said to the credit of Princeton the defeat was not humiliating On the tle other hand may I this thisbe be a record of ot grand n erve can take no credit from the Princeton eleven an an eleven tha that fought and struggled an eleven that time after time has flung itself it- it self elf a burning ton of ot beef beet and that had wiped out its Hs previous opponents with a aSce that needs no praise to prove It one of the best The victory of Harvard stands out as a monument to Percy D. D Haughton 1 His was a team that had bowed to Tufts opposed to an eleven that had defeated that same some squad and that had in addition lowered the colors of or Dartmouth an eleven which always is rated high And the Haughton system triumphed Approximately persons including the students and alumni of the two colleges col 01 leges Jammed into the big stadium and crowded their way Into the temporary stands which had been erected at the north end of the field to see Plunger Her I and Eddie Casey rip and tear their wa way through the Tiger line Then they sat enthralled as aa Brown Driggs and Thomas duplicated their feats They marveled as Driggs time after time tim kicked from forty to sixty yards as he punted the oval out of danger clanger Murray as a quarterback did not stand out as did ld Eddy of ot Princeton who at best is only mediocre but the rest of the lineup with I particular emphasis on th the back field did didI itself proud Horween and Casey Case tearIng tearIng tearing tear- tear Ing through the tackles or rounding the Ule I Continued on page 2 I HARVARD DEFEATS C Continued from page vage 1 end with high speed time after atter time reeled e off long gains it It was Horween who ho after the ball had been smashed and ripped through the Princeton line to the Princeton fifteen fifteen- yard 3 line dropped e back a to the h twenty twenty- yard chalk marx mark and o shot ott the h oval v r spin spin- pin pinning l ning and twisting over the Princeton goal goalposts goalposts posts poets for the only points scored cored in the game After t r this this' teat feat U it seemed that Princeton Prince Prince- ton grew d slightly h i a Dri ga who o had b been hitting the Harvard Hal mJ line with a vim that was a revelation to the th Crimson forwards forward and add Brown who ha had l ho beti ii and stagger log Into a mot- mot lev v. 1 conglomeration of dirty fUrt- fUrt iii I uniforms uniform began to lose their I I ginger and the th Princeton Interference nce so far one of the big bIg- features of th the Princeton game ame began to too toOle o tOss Ole its I strength Princeton which had bad kept th the I hail bull In iii Harvard territory mo most t of the time I begun began to lose the pW punch and Har Harvard fn I vard varI ended ende t the gamo ganin with the ball i worked well post pas I he half way line 1 The lineup Harvard lIr Coolidge Murray Murra le Ic Punk Funk i I fv Wheeler I. I it l. l McLean c cI I Dadmun Dadman Clark Ig lg Nourse I Harris e C c Gennert I i Snow i rE rg Hogg I I Sweetzer rt rt McGraw Hal ey Harts Harte Brewer W T. T 11 Wilson lIs on WInn winnI Inn I Murray My urray Eddy Ames I Tha Thatcher feher Bond lh h. h Thoma Thomas Brown rown Ca Casey ClUley y rh rh M Moore j I Horween Flower fb th |