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Next to McMillan, who contributed considerably more than his 200 pounds to Tiger football, Dignan will be the most sorely missed by the Tiger coaches next year. The Princeton leader ended his college career on the gridiron in a blaze of glory, and is already picked by many for the mythical All-American team this year...
Dignan, although no such honor will probably be accorded him, will be missed. As a line-plunger, Dignan had no equal on the squad, unless Prendergast was his superior. As a defensive back, he easily outshone the bemasked Tiger substitute, and one of his chief contributions to Princeton this year was his service as a receiver of the aerial threats around which Roper had built his offense. With Dignan gone, Slagle will have to be supplied with a new battery mate...
Next year, Princeton's dearth of capable line-men will probably be relieved by candidates from this year's strong Freshman outfit. The Tiger cubs, winners of Big Three honors this year, owed most of their success to their strong forward wall, and both Rosengarten and Darby will have to fight to retain their present ratings...
...fickle Tiger went wild and made a big killing on Saturday, the Army mule balked in more than mulish obstinacy, a Boston college back missed a crucial goal after touchdown, and three of Joe Forecast's predictions collapsed without a murmur. Such trifling disasters as these, however, hardly ruffled the calm surface of his self-satisfaction, for he had defied a legion of sport editors, the table of comparative scores and the whole city of Providence in picking Harvard to win, and by the margin of three points is his prediction justified...
...Lost to Tiger...