Dartmouth at Princeton

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  Norwich bulletin, Connecticut, November 8, 1909, page 3

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  DARTMOUTH EVEN WITH PRINCETON. Score to 6-Blocked Punt Gives Han overians Score. Dartmouth was lucky to hold Prince ton to tie on Saturday at Princeton the visitors staving off defeat by block ing punt in the first few minutes of the second half and gaining possession of the ball on Princeton’s five yard line, where one plunge netted a touchdown and Tobins kick added the point that cancelled Old Nassaus two field goals kicked in the first half. Princetons characteristic weakness this season-inability to hold together in the line on kick formations-pre- vented the Tigers from rolling up a good score on the Hanoverians, who trimmed them last year, 10 to 6. Gun ningham kicked both of the field goals for Princeton from the 35 and 25 yard lines respectively, balancing touch- down by Ryan and Tobin’s goal kick In actual showing many football ex- perts who witnessed the contest de- clared that Princeton deserved victory and that the Tigers bonded to the hard work of the coaches better than at any time this year. A wreck on the Pennsylvania road made the Dartmouth eleven late in arrival and cut out many people from seeing the opening of the game. The lineup: Princeton-Ballin le, Siegling lt,WaI- Ter lg, Bamman c, Mccormick rg, Mac Gregar Tt, Welch re. Bergin qb. Hart In. Read, Sparks, Bard rh, Cunning ham, Dawson fb.N Dartmouth-Daley le, Sherwin, Fiji cock It, Tobin lg. Needham c, Farnum rg, Lang Tt, Bankhart, Dodge re. Bra dy Pishon, Boylan qb. Ingersoll, Smith Dudlay In. Ryan rh, Marks fb. Score, Princeton 6. Dartmouth 6 :; touchdown, Ryan: goal from touch down, Tobin; goals from field Gun ningham 2; referee, J. B. Pendleton Bowdoin: umpire, Lieutenant Neely West Point; field judge, j. Minds Pennsylvania: head linesman, Edward Young, Cornell; time of halves, 30 min utes.

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  Tonopah daily bonanza, Tonopah, Nev., November 7, 1909, page 1

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  FANS TAKE The PLACES OF BLEACHERITES CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 6.-In the first game of football in IL years between Harvard and Cornell, the former won today by Is to 0. Harward had a wonderful defense and scored its first touchdown after IS minutes Of play in the first half. TWO more were added in the sec and half, with goals from all three. Champaign, University of II linois 6, Indiana University 5. Ann Arbor, Mich.-Outplayed in every department Of the game, Michigan was defeated by Notre Dame this afternoon by II to 8. rinceton-Princeton played a 6 to 6 tie with Dartmouth today Ames, Iowa-Ames IS, Cornell 6. Annapolis Navy and Wash ington and Jefferson played each other to a scoreless standstill when after so minutes of actual play neither side could cross the others goal line. Los Angeles The Occidental and University of Southern California played a tie game, 8 to 3, today. But for the failure of the University of Southern California players to hear the whistle of the referee after a touchdown, the score would have been 8 to in their favor Washington-Car today defeated George Washington University by 9 to 5.

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  Bismarck daily tribune, Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.], November 7, 1909, page 1

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  PRINCETON AND . : DARTMOUTH TIE Princeton, Nov. Ga characteristic weakness of Princeton team this season, inability to hold together in the line on kick formations, prevent ed Princeton from winning from Dartmouth today, and after spectacular game the whistle blew at sun down with the score 6 to 6. Two goals from field in the first half by Cunningham of Princeton, balanced the touchdown and goal by Ryan and Tobin respectively of Dartmouth in the second, following blocked kick deep in Princeton’s territory. Besides the excitement of the game a wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad delayed hundreds of visitors, including the Dartmouth team. The play ers did not reach the University field until $3.50 o’clock. Cunningham of Princeton and Ban art of Dartmouth, mixed it up and the former was sent from the field In the second half for alleged rough playing.

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Dartmouth leads 42–⁠38–⁠3 in 83 meetings, counting the 77 since this game.