Columbia at Dartmouth

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 7, 1954, page 63

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  Dartmouth Blanks Lions 26–⁠0, as McKenno Stars HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 6 up. Dartmouth Quarterback Leo McKenna – who suffered a broken wrist on his throwing arm only a month ago-tossed for one touchdown and set up another today to lead the Big Green to a 26–⁠0 Ivy League triumph over Columbia. McKenna was pressed into service when the doctors ruled last night that the Ivy Leagues top passer. Bill Beagle, couldn’t play because of a hip injury. The chunky junior from Concord, Mass. moved 24-yards, aided by Columbia penalty for unnecessary roughness on a keep” play and set up the first score with q l2-yard throw to Monte Pascoe. sophomore end. Sophomore Fullback Dick Smith then builed the last 2 yards. Sophomore Quarterback Mike Brown, son OF the Cleveland Browns coach. Paul Brown. connected on three straight throws with Pascoe. Halfback Bob Char man and End Ron Fraser. The last one was q bullet over the line to Fraser with only 81 Sec onds left in the half. McKenna hit Smith with a “a yard diagonal pass for the third I’d in the third quarter as the sophomore fullback stood all alone In the end zone. Another famed football name broke into the action in the flnal period when senior Quarterback Johnny Dell Isola. jr.son oi the Dartmouth line coach scored from ! foot out. Columbia ---- Q Q 0 o. Dartmouth --- 5–⁠9t snia E y: Fraser. Deli isoiS. convef ainY1 Mex anna Trainer

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Dartmouth leads 57–⁠16 in 73 meetings, counting the 48 since this game.