Holy Cross at Dartmouth

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 2, 1955, page 68

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  Holy Cross Uses Posses to Defeat Dartmouth, 29–⁠2l HANOVER n. n. Oct. 4 Wl. Holy Cross beat Dartmouth st iez own aerial game In q 2D-21 loot ban victory today, but was Kept III turmoil to the finish q TIE indians scored an three t0uclIdowns u The 1nal period. uartefbacks Jack Stephauz and Billy Smitlers passed for two touchdowns each for the speedier, alert Crusaders, Whc took 3 23–⁠0 lead in the second period. However. Coach Bob Black mans game Indians finally uIlleashed the full fury Of theiS passing attack late In the contest paced by Bill Beagle and Mike Brown. Leading 23-i4 late in the final period, Stephans connected with Sophomore Jack Ringel on . s. yard aerial play that put the Crusaders out Of danger. The time was 1855. A pass interference call at the Holy Gross Il9 moments later put the Indians In position for one last score On the third play Beagle hii Monte Pasc0e In the corner oi the end sone and added his sec- Iond conversion. E I,s.z l.,,;‘,,s cses: - 8 as 8 “a Ares1d tsz. pass from stsphanO LSnsi (i6, uass-run from oznithersj; Ielenz |{67. pass-fun from gmithereG ninss i66, pass-run from stephansl. Cgnyer’ Eafifaniello CD. Safety Beaeie tackled By Afcand1. Dartmouth scoring. Touchdoyns . Brown pluneel: Beagle 81 g,nnges Deasle t21.

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Dartmouth leads 31–⁠25–⁠4 in 60 meetings, counting the 40 since this game.