Dartmouth at Yale

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  The daily morning journal and courier, October 31, 1895, page 1

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  DARTMoUTH DEFEATED. Yale Won Yesterdays Game Handily by a Score of 34-O-Much Bad Fumbling-- Captain Thorne Did Not Play Yale Won Yesterdays Game Handi1y by a Score of 34-O-Much Bad Fumbling- Captain Thorne Did Not Play. Yale won easily yesterday in the football game with Dartmouth at Yale Field by a score of $40, although her fumbling was at times wretched and there was during none of the game the same snap evidenced which was sol marked in the recent game with the B. A. A. team. The ball was yesterday in Dartmouth territory practically all of the time and only once was it i’m Yales side. That time it was carried to the fifteen-yard line by an eighty yard run by Dartmouth. De Witt did some fine sprinting and “keeled” the runner on the fifteen-yard line, from which Yale quickly drove it back to, Dartmouth’s twenty-yard line. Yale made twenty-two points in the first half. Captain Thorne and Bass did not play, but Louis Hinkey was on the field and played a good game. Chadwick tried for five goals, but only made one, Jer- rems made two goals.

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Yale leads 50–⁠33–⁠5 in 88 meetings, counting the 83 since this game.