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...eleven men who will face the first attack of the Princeton Tiger will become known at the Mass Meeting tonight. Coach Fisher and his assistants decided soon after the B. U. game who was to start on Saturday, but the lineup will not be made public until this evening...
...right end, Dean; quarterback, Stafford; backs, Miller, Gehrke, and Hammond. With the exceptions of Chase, who was absent on account of an afternoon class and probably ranks ahead of Dean, and Stafford, who was filling Cheek's place. this line-up seems the most likely one to face the Tiger on Saturday...
...Dame backfield man, Princeton's sons went sanguinely into battle and found themselves facing-a team of substitutes. Abstractedly they wrangled through the first period, chafed with a black curiosity for what lay ahead. The second period began, Coach Rockne's regulars swept out in a cluster; Tiger nerves jangled. What Coach Rockne's incomparable strategy had begun, Halfback Crowley's mighty thews executed. Twice, after prolonged offensives, the ball went through the gallant Princeton defense for touchdowns. Score: Notre Dame 12, Princeton...
...Tiger Cats. This department can scarcely putter about any longer with the season's drama without presenting to its followers the uncomfortable observation that the season's drama is a most gaunt and tattered contribution to the Theatre's annually increasing family. Two good plays only have come in (What Price Glory? and The Guardsman). The prospects of a weedy fall crop were cer tified when David Belasco's opening production went onto the first night threshing-floor and returned an incredibly low per cent of entertainment. Just why the autumn's offerings, while high...
...leopard as the symbol for the athletic teams of the college. In this beast they find that the admirable qualities of strength, cunning, and irresistibility are combined in the proper proportions to constitute a formidable whole. Other colleges which have selected such drab beasts as the bulldog, the tiger, or the bear, have apparently not exercised a similar spirit of reason and research in their choices of animated totems...