Dartmouth at Army

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  Evening star, October 10, 1954, page 58

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  Cadets Rout Dartmouth by 6O-to-6 Score WEST POINT, N. Y. Oct. o. Pete Vann, a slick quarterback with an arm like Willie Mays. threw three touchdown passes today as Army crushed Dart mouth. CO.’S. Navy beat the Big Green. 42–⁠7. a week ago. Vann, q 21-year-old right handler from Hamburg, N. Y. hit Don Holleder with scoring tosses of 81 and “A yards and then connected with Art johnson on a 61-yard play to complete one Of his finest days. Holleder. Incl dentally. was playing his first game Of the year after being disciplined” The fact that eight different men accounted for the nine Army touchdowns tells the kind of game 1t was. Holleder had two, while Pat Uebel. Tommy Bell, Mike zeigler, Dick Murtland, Joe Cygler. Glenn Allen and Johnson got one each. Dartmouth escaped a shutout by a rare break In the fourth period when Center Ed Szvetecz threw the ball about Is yards past his backfield and Bud Roth recovered for Dartmouth on the one. Tom Hamilton. son Of the Pitt athletic director. smashed across for the score. Dartmouth ---- Q O Sd Army ---------13 IA 10 14–⁠66 . Dartmouth scorins: Touchdown – Arm Arnsy scoring: Tcuchdowns- zeigier, HollsndsF s2l, Bell ueesl. Joi,nson, Chssnauskas (3j. Murtland. Wins Cysler.

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Army leads 6–⁠1 in seven meetings, counting the one since this game.