Dartmouth at Princeton

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 8, 1942, page 39

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  Dartmouth Eleven Outgoined But Trims Princeton, 1917 Green Gets All Its Scores on Short Drives; Tigers Make Is First Downs to Rivals 8 Wolfe picked up four on reverse and Pulliam slid through right guard for four yards and another touch down without leaving his feet. This time Kast converted and the Green had all the points necessary. The Tigers came back. Taking the kickoff on their own 20, they started a drive that eventually brought them touchdown. John Heath sprinted % yards on the first play after the kickoff Ground plays brought another first down on Dartmouth’s “A. Then Perina passed to Gallagher, who later aled to Dick West on the 80 and he in turn raced on to the 14-yard line before the period ended. FRANKIE Scores for Tigers. Perina plowed through the line three times for a first down on the 4 and George FRANKIE, freshman fullback, took charge of getting the ball beyond that point. He hit in side his own left tackle four times and finally scored from the 1-yard line. Bob Sandbach added the exira point. Dartmouth appeared content to rest on this margin, until Perina got off a low, hurried punt from deep in his own territory and Wolfe returned it from his own 38 to the Princeton 81. On third down Wolfe broke free again for 20 yards to the Tigers 4, from where Douglas sneaked over right tackle standing up for the touchdown. Kast’s place ment try again was wide,

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Dartmouth leads 42–⁠38–⁠3 in 83 meetings, counting the 60 since this game.