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...yard line; this ended the scoring for Princeton. Dartmouth, seemingly decisively beaten, started off her scoring late in the second quarter when Ghee ran through the entire Princeton team for a touchdown. Then followed a succession of hard line attacks, spectacular forward passes, and beautiful punts that drove the Princeton team steadily backward. That forward passes could be so successfully used was a revelation; had time permitted Dartmouth would have doubtless scored once more despite the heroic and desperate defence which the lighter team was putting...
...fourth, Harvard made three hits but no runs. For Yale in this inning, Falsey tripled to centre. Swihart drove a liner to Frye, who misjudged and then dropped the ball; before the fielder recovered himself and the ball, both runners had scored. Whitney gave another base on balls and Frye succeeded him on the mound. Gile was out at third, on Middlebrook's grounder to pitcher. Hanes then hit safely to left, but Frye threw out Middlebrook at third. Nash by a phenomenal stop, put out Blossom...
...Virginia game, Harvard jumped into the contest at the very start. Nash drove a single past Decker, advanced to second on Wingate's sacrifice, and took third when Farber let one of Nichols's shoots get by him. With two down, Ayres delivered the necessary hit by smashing one over the shortstop's head, allowing Nash to walk home...
...mainly in front of the Puck Pingers' goal, their attack made several fast rushes down the rink and narrowly missed on a number of well-aimed shots. The Hard Guys' attack showed speed and team-play, especially in the last period when Hardwick, Hastings, and Trainer in turn, drove the puck into...
...first fourteen minutes of the second half the puck went up and down the rink, neither team being able to shoot past the goal-guards. Then Clark made a brilliant dash down the ice and, passing Yale's outer defense, drove the puck into the net for Harvard's third score...