Dartmouth at Chicago

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 26, 1933, page 1

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  Chicago Has Touchdown Feast To Make Up for Starving Days AS 1t Trims Dartmouth, 800 stration Of their own. He whipped one to Berwanger, good for 20 yards, to the 21-yard line, and after Chicago had suffered a 15-yard penalty for failure to come to a full stop in shifting, Berwanger threw to Bush on the 11-yard mark. Sahlin ran around right end to score. THEN the Maroons went back to the easy way Of scoring. Finn intercepted pass from Aida and went to the Dartmouth 49, Wallace made and Berwanger romped around left end to score his second touchdown. AS the finishing touch, Bill Berg, play ing in his only game of the season, snagged a toss from Raold Morton and hustled 46 yards and over the goal line. Each team made 10 first downs, but the Green got more than one at time only in the third period Dartmouth attempted 13 passes. of which five were intercepted. Four were completed for 63 yards The Maroops passed four times, completing two for AZ yards, and had none Intercepted. The Chicago land crew made ISL yards from scrimmage, to ITO for Dart mouth, while Berwanger, in spite of a couple Of poor attempts. outkicked Hill and Morton, averaging 32.7 yards for II punts to 80 yards for boots.

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Tied 1–⁠1 in two meetings.