Dartmouth at Princeton

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 25, 1951, page 53

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  led the offense right to the goal line. The key play was Kazmaier’s s 14-yard pass to Len Lyons to put the ball two and one-half yards from a touchdown. This was the play on which Kazmaier was in jured. 1t took Russ Mcneil three plungeS to carry it over, and the Iconversion failed. Princeton’s second touchdown was scored less than four minutes after the second half opened. Te set it up, Ted McLain, Princeton center, leaped on the ball wher Dick Collins fumbled on the Dartmouth 6. Bill Tryon ther passed to Dick Pivorotto in the end zone. Dartmouth never had a chance on the ground, making only a net Iof two yards against 234 fo1 Princeton. Partmouth ------------o Q O. princeton --------0 6 2 0–⁠13 Scoring. Princeton, touchdowns-Mc- Neil, Piyorotto. Conversion--McNeil.

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Dartmouth leads 42–⁠38–⁠3 in 83 meetings, counting the 52 since this game.