Cornell at Dartmouth

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 9, 1925, page 10

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  Oberlander Shines AS Dartmouth Walks Over Cornell by 62–⁠13 Hanover, N. H., NOV. TAR With the giant “Swede” Oberlander as the ace of aces in a spectacular air attack that swept all before 1t, Dartmouth bombed Cornelrs football forces into submission today by the annihilating margin of 81 to 10. Before wildly cheering crowd OF $4,000 that filled every corner OF Memorial Field, Jess Hawley’s Big Green avalanche forward passed the red clad eleven into the worst defeat it has sustained in the five-year reign of Gloomy Gil” Oobie. Stimuli taneously, Dartmouth, by it’s as tonishing triumph over foe that came here with a formidable and I’M beaten record, lifted itself to the peak of the Eastern championship heap. The ubigitous Tully, whose two sensational touchdowns on passes in the third period helped roll UP the Green’s score, also displayed an unerring toe which booted eight drop kicks for as many extra points after touchdowns. Cornell nearly held her own in the rushing end of the game, totalling l. first downs to 10 for Dartmouth and holding the Gree Mine on close to even terms. But the Ithacans found cred in their efforts to check their foes air drive. CORNELL Q3) (62) DARTMOUTH COPYRIGHT re. ............ re Sage Hill TT ..........rt Parker (Capt) NUNS rg rig RUBIN Itapudilo -..........’.. &C DAVIS carey lg .lg DIEM Kearney (Capt) l.. It. 1t Holleran FennelI lie lie Tully WeSter 90 90 McPnall Frat rh .rh Oberlander GaSsner In In Lane Butterfleld fb fb Horton Score by periods: Cornell 10 0 o O-13 Dartmouth ........ 6 IA % 14–⁠62 Cornell scoring: Touchdowns, Frat, Tilton (subs for Wester) point from try after touchdown, Carney (placement.) Dartmouth scoring: Touchdowns, Lane three, Tully two, Oberlander, two. Sage and Starret sub for Horton; points from try after touch down, Tully eight drop kicks.) Referee, Ed Thorp, Della Sale; umpire, E. w. Carson, Penn State; head linesman, A. w. Risley, Col gate; field judge, D. ]. Kelly, Spring field. Time of periods. Is minutes EACH

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 8, 1925, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL RESULTS GEORGETOWN, 40; Lehigh, O. George Washington, 0; Temple, o. Yale, 43; Maryland, IA. Bucknell. So; Gallaudet, 0. Princeton, 36; Harvard, 0. Army, IA; Davis. s.Elkins. s. Navy, 81; Western Maryland, o. Dartmouth, 62; Cornell, 13. Penn State. 0: Notre Dame. 0. Syracuse. 3; Ohio Wesleyan, 3. Pittsburgh, s; Washington and Jefferson. 0. , Northwestern, 5: Michigan, 2. Wisconsin, 6: Iowa, 0. Illinois, 13; Chicago, 6. Ohio State, Z; Indiana. 0. Washington, IL; Stanford, 0. California, 81; Washington State, 0. Washington and Lee, II; Vir. gina. .. Georgia Tech, I; Vanderbilt, q

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Dartmouth leads 54–⁠32–⁠1 in 87 meetings, counting the 78 since this game.