Dartmouth at Williams

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  New-York tribune, October 28, 1906, page 10

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  4 TIE At SPRINGFIELD Williams and Dartmouth PIay SCoreless Game. Springfield. Mass. Oct 2Z-Thoush there rs, -, scoring IN the annual game between William, a,s Dartmouth. played here to-day for the first r,,s Williams sprung big surprise by having the betre OF the battle As an exhibition OF football .ba game a crude affair. Williams claina5 !, safety. but II not allowed Neither team was able 70 make much headwav on either line or end plays and there was a., abundance of punting, with honors even between the rival captains. Waters for Williams and C5aza for Dartmouth. Only once did Dartmouth show evidence Of last years form. and that was when il held Williams Tor downs late in the first half. when the ball had bte1 taken TO the Dartmouth 4-yard line The play on which Williams claimed safarv came IN the first half, when Waters pintei from near Dartmouth’s 3l-yard line. the bali falling between Glaze and Elder Captain Waters claimed that Glaze touched the ball II came down and that Glaze grabbed IL and was forced over the Nns by Elder. Both teams showed fairly strong on defence. bu. neither could DO any consistent work on the Of fence The Williams men regarded the Tie in the light OF victory. The line-up.

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], October 28, 1906, page 1

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  WILLIAMS AND DARTMOUTH TIE. New England Teams Battle Long without Score, SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Oct. 2T.-An enormous crowd saw the Williams team hold Dartmouth In a nothing to nothing game this afternoon at Hampden Park. In The first half OF the game Dartmouth kept the ball in the Will Jams territory. Capt. Glaze made two tries for a goal from placement and one from a fair catch. Near the end Of the half by an on side kick, and two downs. Williams got the hall on DartmOuth’s six yard line. where tho Green ftercely defended It’s uncrossed goal line. IN the second half Williams took a brace and krpt DartnNMth’s goal in danger. An Onside kick oveF me goal line nearly gave a touchdown, BrussP saving the day for Dart mouth. The game was ~stubbornly fOugh throughout. both teams playing hard Glaze and Waters made some fine punts while Ban kart, Brusse and Elder were strong on the dofNn0a The Imam

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  The semi-weekly messenger, North Carolina, October 30, 1906, page 1 (results column)

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  DARTMOUTH, 0; WILLIAMS Springfield, Mass, October 21- Though there was no scoring done in the annual game between Williams and Dartmouth played here today for the first time. Williams sprang a big sur prise by having the best of the battle. AS an exhibition Of football, the game was a crude affair. Williams claims she should have won 2 to 0, but the Of ficials ruled that what Williams claim ed WAS a safety should go as touch down. Only once did Dartmouth show a snatch of her last years form and that was when she held Williams for downs ! when late in the first half the ball had been taken to the Dartmouth four yard line. At Philadelphia: Indians, “a; Uni versity of Pennsylvania, 6. At Ann Arbor, Mich: Michigan, %; illinois. 6. At West Point: Harvard. 5; West Point. O. At New York. Princeton, IA; Cor nell. 5. At New Haven. Conn: Yale. -; Amherst. 0. At Springfield, Mass: Dartmouth 0; Williams. 0. At Chicago, 33; Indiana, 8. At Annapolis: Naval Academy, o; Bucknell, 0. At St. Paul: Minnesota, %; Ames, 4 [ At Charlottesville: University OF Va, -; Richmond college, 6. At Easton, Pa: Lafayette, II; Col gate. 6. At Washington, D. c.: Georgetown ! 6; Washington and Lee. 5. At Washington, D. c.: George Wash ! ington, s; Western Maryland, 5. ! At St. Louis: ST. LOUIS University ! II; Missouri School of Mines. 0. / At Brunswick. Maine: Bates. 6; : Bowdoin, 0. ! At Orono. Maine: Tufts. 6; University Of Maine. 0. ! At Andover, Mass: Harvard. fresh men, 6; Phillips-Andover, 0. At Providence, R. l.: Brown. Ct; Norwich, 4. | At Middletown, Conn: WESLEYAN %; Vermont. 8. At Exeter. 5; Colby, 0. At Durham, N. Y: New Hampshire state, 40; Conn. State, 0. At Worcester: Holy Cross, %; Technology, 0. At Richmond: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 0; University Of North Car olina. 0. /, At South Bethlehem: Lehigh, So; Franklin and Marshall, 0. At Swarthmore, 10: Gettysburg, 4. | At Haverford, 8; Ursunius, II. At Pittsbure Western University OF Pennsylvania, 81; Carnegie Tech, 0. At Washington, Penna.: Washington and Jefferson, 12; Dickinson, 0. At Hartford, Conn: Trinity, 9; Springfield Training school. 6.

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Dartmouth leads 17–⁠3–⁠1 in 21 meetings, counting the three since this game.