Dartmouth at Brown

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 20, 1935, page 30

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  DARTMOUTH 41-TO.O VICTOR OVER BROWN Uses Wide Variety of Plays to Get Fourth Win, but Still Is to Be Really Tested. PROVIDENCE. r. l., October 19.- Dartmouth’s unbeaten. high-scoring foot ball squad made the resumpton of its ancient rivalry with Brown the occasion for a continuation of its touchdown parade this afternoon. Scoring in every period except the last, when third-string operatives were holding the fort and kicking or first down, the Indians whacked the Bruins, Al to 0. The Indians, none too sound in the face of Browns early defensive ferocity, gradually got their bearings and scored on a wide variety of maneuvers. some of them made pos sible by Browns glaring mechanical lapses. They went goalward on straight running plays, forward and lateral passes and once by the return Of a punt. Dartmouth has won four games in row, scoring 1876 points and yielding seven and still is to be tested in theory. Today’s defeat was Browns third in as many starts.

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, October 21, 1935, page 28 (results column)

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  They came through unscathed in mighty battles with hitherto unbeat- en opponents. Yale’s gallant eleven stayed of . strong Navy team, 7–⁠6, on a touch- down by Al Hessberg, brilliant so- phomore halfback and a goal after touchdown by as substitute tackle, Henry Gardner, who was in the game for only one play. Notre Dame battered down Pittsburgh, 9–⁠6, by the margin of a field goal by Marty Peters, which snapped Pitts 3-year supremacy over the Irish. Southern Methodist, with little Bobby Wilson laying the leading role, staged a fourth period rally to conquer Rive, 10–⁠0. Washington displayed unexpected strength in smashing Washington State, 21-O. Georgia marched to a 13-O triumph over North Carolina State. Big Five Those five-Yale, Notre Dame, Southern Methodist, Georgia and Westinghouse the leaders for the week. Next week they may have to- give way to new gridiron powers. The other IS unbeaten, united major teams, from whose ranks later may spring new leaders to sup- plant the present pace-setters, fol- low: East-Arnny, Princeton, New York D., Temple, Dartmouth, Penn State, Villanova. Midwest-Minnesota, Ohio State, Purdue, Iowa, Marquette, Missouri. Southwest-Texas Christian, Bay- Tor. South-North Carolina. Ear California, U. c. L. A. Nine major teams were tumbled to defeat last week, and another was tied. The group beaten for the first time included Columbia, Navy, Michigan State, Duke, Rice, Detroit, North Carolina State, Pittsburgh and Washington State. Holy Cross, looked upon as one of the casts strongest teams, was tied by Manhattan in one of the biggest upsets, 1913. A magnificent fourth period rally by Manhattan accounted for two touchdowns which tied Holy Cross, a Al betting fav- orite. Three of the other big upheavals came in the south, where Georgia Tech capitalized on a tumble to beat Duke, 6–⁠0; Auburn routed Ken- tuckey, 20–⁠0; and Alabama found it’s Rose Bowl form to blast Tennessee, 25-O. All three losers were favored. Real Shock Perhaps the most surprising re- suit of all was in the east, where Boston College, beaten 19–⁠0 by rose up to defeat Mich igan States powerful team, 18–⁠6. Other developments by sections were: East-Army, led by little Monk Meyer, won its first game in history from Harvard at West Point, 13-O. Pennsylvania ripped Columbia to Shreds. $40. Princeton had to come from behind to beat little Rutgers, 29–⁠6. Temple moved onward with 8 13–⁠0 win over Carnegie Tech. Ford ham conquered Vanderbilt in a 13–⁠7. Penn State subdued Lehigh, 26–⁠0. Syracuse won from Ohio Wesleyan, 1910. Colgate rout- ed Lafayette, 52–⁠0. Dartmouth Brown, 41–⁠0. Midwest-Ohio State started it’s drive for the big ten title with a 28–⁠7 victory over Northwestern. Michigan scored its second confer ence victory by beating Wisconsin, 20–⁠12. Purdue stayed with the lead- CTS by winning from Chicago, 1920. Minnesota scored an inter sectional victory over Tulane, 20–⁠0. Nebraska was held to surprise GO tie by Kansas State. Oklahoma knocked off Iowa State, 16–⁠0. 6outh-North Carolina continued to look impressive in downing Div Idson, 14–⁠0. Louisiana State was hard put to beat Arkansas, 13–⁠7. and Lee trimmed Gen. Ire, 14–⁠7. Southwest-Texas Christian scor- d conference victory over Texas |, \. & M. 19–⁠14. Texas won a spectac- liar game from Centenary, 1913. Far West-C California continued ts unbeaten march by winning a cruising battle from Santa Clara, 70. Oregon State tumbled South

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  , October 20, 1935 (results column)

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  UNDERDOCSN UPSET Wins Rice, Spartans and DukW IA Go Down I’m Jolting ReverSalB The under-dogs b0wled nothing but football strikes” Saturday and left an already shell shocked fan dom gasping at the defeat of “a half dozen prime favorites headed by tbs Rice Owls, Michigan state 6~nartMnm and Duke Blue Devils. Tc Boston College and Georgia Tech go the credit f0r engineering the most startling upsets ot the day. Michigan State, with a high-pcwered array that had steam-rollered mIl opposition. invaded Boston for what appeared &c be a “warm-up” with Boston College but the Eagles turn ed In an amazing performance tn whip the hot ~iavorites, 1876. Georgia Tech, which ruined Dukes undeleated record two years ago. camn through wlth another bang-up game 20 win, 60. An the most stunning INK the SOuth’s series of form reversalB. Rice, defending Southwest Confer ence champion, fell before Southern Methcdist’s f0urth-periOd onslaught 100. Indiana’s TO setback az the hands or the University OF Cincinnatl, and Nebraska’s sCoreless draw With a Kansas state team which previously had lost to Fort Hays Teachers. likewise carne as IA shock 20 form players. Meanwhile Yale. Ohio state, Min nesota. Purdue. Metre Dame, North Carolina, California, washington. Army and Dartmouth continued their unbeaten charge through the opposition. A crowd OF $1,000 saw AL Hess berg sprint 40 yards around end f0r a touchdown and Henry Gardner add the point that gave Yale IA rs VIC tory over GA battling Navy outfit mh New Haven. Marty Peters field goal from the 25-yard line was the mar Fin by which N0tre Dame turned back Pitts Partners In q spectacular fray that had a crowd on $1,000 wildly excited at South Bend frcm start TO finish. Ohio State packed entirely too much power for Northwestern and the Buckeyes rang I’D their first Bin Ten victory. 2B-7. Minnesota. mean while swept through Tulane frr m 200 triumph and Purdue’s Boiler makers trounced Chicago. 1870. While virtually all the other south ern leaders were getting upset, North Carolina took Davidson into camp 1910. &C. remain unbeaten and SO did Georgia. victor over North Caro- Lima State. 1870. Alabama and AuAb burn posted spectacular triumphM both Of which could be claSsed as up sets. Alabama continued les cratic course this time with an Lwesome $50 conquest o. Tennessee. Auburn tripped ZIP Kentucky ln decisive fashion, $50. II the east. Army led By Charles Monk Meyer. Subdued Harvard. 1870. while DartmOuth’s backs ran wild against Brown, 41–⁠0. Penn, COM ing back from two defeats. looked like the power ID was supposed tC be from the start IN lacing Columbia, $40. FOrdnam. badly beaten bv Purdue, likewise showed IN reversal i1 form IN taking a 1877 decision from V~anderbilt’S C0mmOdOreS. Princeton scored 2T points in the final quarter TO turn back Rutgers. 1915. Temple cutpointed Carnegie. 1870. and Cob gate routed Lafayette, $40. NV 4O-h 0AAtCAottg luAAEl III dnollACN brilliant display cf passing I’m “a 33–⁠7 conquest 0f Penn military. Holy Cross suffered a setback In its title hopes playing “a 1913 draw with Manhattan. Washington’s 2l-O victory over Washington State and CALIFORNIA; 60 verdict over Santa Clara mark ed development In the far west. Denver defeated Utah state. 1876 I’m the principal Rocky Mountain Conference struggle.

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Dartmouth leads 54–⁠24–⁠3 in 81 meetings, counting the 56 since this game.