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...victory. The fourteen-fourteen figure was for the scoreboard alone; the second touchdown was the royal flush, and no one could call the Crimson hand. The battle waged by the team in the face of the most discouraging odds has brought applause from even the most partial observers of Princetonian sympathies. The first touchdown was no tricky pass or dramatic run. It was fought for, inch by inch, and showed more than any one thing what the Harlow team has now become. The new spirit was shown again in the trench warfare which marked the third period. Time after time...
...spite of violent differences between various colleges, sometimes in the same state, the result of the recent National Collegiate Poll announced by the Daily Princetonian, was practically a tie between the Elephants and the Donkeys...
...believe that it is high time that somebody made the first move toward eradicating a situation "which seriously menaces the future of the sport as an intercollegiate activity". We are proud of the fact that Princeton is willing to bear the thankless burden of the pioneer. --The Princetonian...
...cynic might be inclined to view these events as the inevitable course of natural events in a world where the almighty dollar rules supreme. We would rather consider them but a temporary lapse in a tradition as fine as the sport itself. The Princetonian...
Yale and Harvard have too long a record of happy athletic relations to break down at this point. We feel assured that they will reconsider their disagreements carefully and maintain an enviable association on its previous inviolate plane. --Princetonian...