Cornell at Princeton

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 27, 1957, page 1

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  Princeton Routs Cornell, 47–⁠14, as Sochs Stors PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct. % B.-Dan Sachs. q 1.-THE. 10 year-old sophomore. fought on q case Of the fiu and went on 10 first-period scoring hinge today to lead Princeton to q 47-i4 rout over Cornell in an Ivy League game. Sachs. who had seen limited service most Of the year. scored three touchdowns. although right up until game time there was doubt that he could play. His first-half performance kept the Tigers alive. for when he was on the bench their at tack suffered. At the half. they held q ALA lead. solely the result Of Sachs. Cornell’s defenses fell apart In the fourth period. however. and the food gates opened. The victory left Princeton UNI defeated IN Ivy League competition and tied with Dart mouth for the lead. When Cornell found its run ming game completely stymied In the first half. Tom Brogan decided 70 use his arm. and It was mainly his accurate passes

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Princeton leads 54–⁠30–⁠2 in 86 meetings, counting the 46 since this game.