Dartmouth at Pennsylvania

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 6, 1957, page 82

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  Long Dartmouth Drive Defeats Quokers, 6–⁠3 tase Of is pass attack. clicking for the touchdown from the Penn six-yard line only after six seconds Of the Anal period had elapsed. The toss went from Quarterback Bin uundy to End Scott Palmer. Guard Joe Palermo was unable 10 set the extra-point boot away as the peln line swarmed over him. He made 4 wild attempt 10 pass but didn’t come close to q receiver. Dartmouth started the scoring drive on Its six after Penn had been stopped In one Of the Quakers’ two major scoring tries. Haifback Jack Crouthamel was the big weapon over land while ouarterhacks 0undy and Dave Bradley ham died the passing effectively. Penn tried no passes until late in the fourth period. depending entirely on line play with the great majority Of the running assignments going q Halfback Fred Doelling. Penns1i-yard field goal came with five seconds Of the ilrss half left. The kick was made hy Tackle John Oakhill. II was the first Penn field goal since the Red and Blue edged Navy. s-0, In 1883. nav ns,sh a a :

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Dartmouth leads 36–⁠34–⁠2 in 72 meetings, counting the 47 since this game.