Dartmouth at Yale

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  The daily morning journal and courier, October 18, 1894, page 1

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  YALE DEFEATS DARTMOUTH GAINS or TIE SIlU HAVEN MEN MdDE ENTIRELY HY THE BiCRS. The Dartmouth Line Held Yale wsii-Yais Had substitutes at Quarter and Full Bncis and at 10th rackieS-Oniy Ono Thousand Spectators. Springfield. Mass. Oct. l7.-The Yala football team defeated the Dartmouth eleven on Hampden park to-day 3i to 0, in fairly interesting game played bc- fore 1000 spectators. There were two halves, the first twenty-five and tho second twenty minutes long, 2l points being scored in the first and I3 in tho second. Yale presented substitutes at quartep and full-back and at both tackles. Tho Dartmouth line held Yale well and the gains of the New Haven men wero made entirely by their backs dashlng around the ends. Dartmouth had tha ball In the first half against a heavy wind. She got twenty yards on tho kickoff, and after the ball had changed hands twice Mills made sixty-yard run for Yale around Dartmouth’s left end and laid the ball at Dartmouth’s ten-yard line, from which Dewitt made touchdown eight minutes after play began, No goal was kicked After about five minutes more of play, during which Thorne made an unsuccessful try at a drop kick at goal, Mills mada a second touchdown and Hickok kicked q goal Score, 10 to O.. Five minutes later after Dartmouth hd had the ball on Yale’s thirty-yard line. Thorne made a goal from the field putting the score at 15 to O. Just before the end of the half Thorne made another touchdown from which a goal was made. leaving the sore 21 to au the end of the half. In the second half three scores vera made at intervals of about five minutes, the first being drop kick, Thorne making it, the second a touchback by Folsom Dartmouths quarterback, and the third a touchdown by Dewitt Af- ter another five minutes play was stopped with the ball on Yale’s fifty yard line.

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  St. Paul daily globe, Saint Paul, Minn., October 18, 1894, page 1

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  ON THs. G.:iDiisON. Yale Defeats Dartmouth-RutG Gets Che.npio hip. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Oct 17.-Yale defeated Dartmouth here today by score of 81 TO 0. Yale lined up without Beard OF Murphy as tackles and with out Butterworth behind the line and Dartmouth presented team greatly weakened by recent accidents. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct, THAR ward defeated Amherst this afternoon in slow, uninlerestiDg gume by score OF so to 0. The Harvard team. with but three exceptions, was the second eleven of week ago, owing to the many ac. cidents to the regular players. Fumbles and loose plays were the features of the game. Amherst could make no head way against the Crinson’s strong de- Tense. NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE champion ship of the Middle States Football league was decided at st. George Cricket club grounds at Hoboken this afternoon, when the Rutger college eleven defeated StrruS 10y a score of 20 too. Kruger had previously defeated La fayette. There were 1000 people pres ent. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE Uni verslty of Pennsylvania football team defeated the Leh!gh eleven this after noon by a score of so too.

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Yale leads 50–⁠33–⁠5 in 88 meetings, counting the 85 since this game.