Dartmouth at Brown

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  The Providence news, Providence [R.I.], November 4, 1896, page 4

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  TIE GAME. Brown and Dartmouth Break Even on tn: Gridiron. The Brown and Dartm outh football teams played 10 a standstill vest erday afternoon In a battle for blood. Brown did not have her strongest team in the field owing to the injuries which several OF her best men had sustained. Each team gained through the others line, Dartmouth having the advantage while in around the end plays Brown made the longest gains. Dartmouth’s touchdowns were made by hard play and good team work, snd Browns points were the result OF phenomenal individual play. In the first half Fultz made one OF bis sensational runs. carrying the ball for rs yards to Dartmouth’s l0-yard line, soon after which Hall was pushed over the line for touchdown. In the second half OF the game Fultz ran 30 yards for a touchdown. Dtrimouths touohdowns were made by short bot steady gains through the lire, using the revolving wedge TO good advantage. In the Brown line, Dyer, the new center, played the best game. All the Brown backs played well, particularly Fultz. For Dartmouth. Kelley, McCormick, MacAndrews and Crolius played the best game. The summary: nart ~ l.

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Dartmouth leads 54–⁠24–⁠3 in 81 meetings, counting the 78 since this game.