Amherst at Princeton

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 4, 1931, page 65

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  PRINCETON TOPPLES AMHERST IN STARTER Druadt Leads Offensive, Netting Tigers 30 Win-Gains lo7 Yards by Rushing. BY the Associated fTess’ PALMER STADIUM. Princeton, N October 3.-With Willard DrauAt’ a second-string sophomore halfback’ leading the offensive drive with three touchdowns, the Princeton varsity showed renewed strength in the SECOND half to defeat Amherst here this AFTER noon. 81 to 0, in the opening game OF the season for both teams. About IA o0O persons attended the game, Whlcn was played under a broiling sun. After a sluggish first quarter, IN which neither team scored, the Tiger offensive strength took more detnlte shane with Knell and Bales smashing the Amherst line for consistent gains. Bales opened the scoring when ne crossed the visitors goal after an Am herst penalty had placed the ball on their own 1-yard line. After Garrett missed his placement for the extra noint. Head Coach Al Wittmer sent IN an entire second eleven, which helo us own against the Purple. Princeton amassed % first downs, while Knutson and De Pasqua crashod through the Tiger Line for only l. In advancing the ball from scrimmage, the Princeton backs gained 425 yards, Of which Draudt was responsible for lO7 Amherst gained only % YARDS from rushing.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 5, 1931, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL \! ]! RESULTS The following are scores of prin- cipal football games played las Saturday: University of Washington 25 Montana 0. Idaho 0; Oregon 9. Santa Clara o; Stanford 6. St. Mary’s IA; California O. Oregon State O; Southern Cali fornia 30. Washington State 13: University of Southern California at Los An geleS 0. Notre Dame 25; Indiana o. Amherst 0; Princeton 27. Williams and Mary 6; Navy 13 College of Idaho 0; Utah 52. Montana State 6; Utah Aggies 21. Maine O. Yale l9. St. Lawrence 0; Colgate 45. Western Reserve 0; Purdue 28. Bates 0; Harvard 28. Knox 6; Army 67. Washington and Jefferson 10; Carnegie Tech T. Florida 34; North Carolina 0. Niagara 6; Cornell 37 Buffalo 0; Dartmouth 61. SWarthmore 2; Pennsylvania 32. Virginia Military I nst i t u te 0; Duke 13. Whitman 37; Albany College al Portland 0. Virginia 6; Maryland ‘. Northwestern 19; Nebraska 2.

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Princeton leads 11–⁠0 in 11 meetings, counting the three since this game.