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...Crimson backfield has a slight margin over the Tiger ball-carriers in weight, their average weight being 181 as compared with 164 for the Nassau men. This is made up for by the ten pounds that separates the averages of the two lines. That of the Crimson eleven weighs only 181, as did its backfield, while the seven Princeton linesmen average...
...squad, and in 1907, after a particularly disastrous season, he assumed complete control of the University's gridiron destinies. During the next eight years the Crimson reached the pinnacle of its football glory under his skillful guidance. He produced teams which crushed the Blue five times and tamed the Tiger on four occasions. Under his regime, the University lost but once to Princeton and once to Yale...
...moth-eaten natural history book, lately discovered in the Treasure Room of the Widener Library describes the tiger as "a large feline of the zebra complexion which inhabits the swamps of New Jersey. For a short period every we years it migrates northward in great numbers to the flats at Cambridge, Massachusetts, to 'pawn'. After his operation the animal returns to is habitat, greatly reduced, and in a condition relatively "ractable...
Princeton, N. J., November 6.--"You have played only ten minutes of real football all fall. The outcome is up to you. If you do not win, you can walk home from Cambridge," were the words with which Coach Roper raked the Tiger eleven over the coals at the mass meeting here tonight. Coach Poe of the second team and Captain Stout also spoke...
Princeton, N. J., November 4,--"Will Slagle outplay and outkick Hammond on Saturday?" is one of the principal questions supporters of the Orange and Black are asking in any discussion over the outcome of the clash on Saturday. Princeton adherents answer "Yes!", but Tiger scouts who have seen the Harvard back in action are not committing themselves so definitely...