Bucknell at Princeton

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  The Washington times, October 22, 1903, page 8

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  PRINCETON DEFEATS BUCKNELL, II TO o PRINCETON, y. J., The Tigers had 10 do the hardest playing they have done this year TO run up II points against Bucknell yesterday Bucknell did not come near scoring, never having possession of the ball in Princeton’s ter ritory, but her heavy rush line was like stone wall to the Tigers De Wits drop kick from the thirty-yard line was the only scoring done in the first half. two tOuchdOwns were made in the sec ond half, and once Bucknel held the Tigers for downs one yard from their goal Though twenty-minute halves were played. the game consumed two hours because Bucknell took out time between nearly every play.

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Princeton leads 8–⁠1 in nine meetings, counting the eight since this game.