Dartmouth at Harvard

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  The Salt Lake tribune. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, Utah, November 14, 1909, page 1

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  ENTIRE DAY GIVEN OVER TO FOOTBALL HARVARD OUTPLAYS DARTMOUTH ELEVEN Crimson’s Smashing Olense Outweighs Opponents Su- perior Punting. CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. l3.-Harward s smashing ofiense outweigbed Dartmouth S superior punting, in Il clean. well-playcd game today. which gave the Crimson victory by score of IL TO 3. Harvard twice drove over Dartmouth 5 goal line. A Dartmouth blank seemed inevitable, but the wearers Of tho green carried of one OF their numerous successful onsde kicks in the last three minutes Of tho game, and standing on Harvard S TWEEN tY-foury yard line. Captain Tobin made a beautiful goal from placement. Helped by n Dartmouth tumble on the green s thirty-yhrd line early in the second haIr. Harvard in nine rushes crossed Dartmouth s goal. Frothiug CHAM making the Grst touchdown. p. With inoton booted an easy goal. ful Dartmouth onside kick gave the green the ball on Harvard 8 elcven-yard line. the nearest Dartmouth got TO the crimson goal. Three plunges failed 10 gain. On forward pass, the ball land ed in rockingham IS arms, and ne COW cred ihirty-fye yards before he was overhaulcd Wigglcsworth, who had displaced . ‘Flahcrty at quarterback, hurled & and that player dashed behind the Dartmouth goal. The lineup; Harvard. Dartmouth. Brown, Houston ........... Daly. Lewis Left End. Mckay. Forester ...... Sherwln. Eicock Left Tackle. H. wilmington -. ............ Tobin Left Guard, =. Wilmington ........ Nccdham, Dingle Center. Fisher BloGgclt ,..... Farnum, johnson Right Guard. Fish, Bush ,... ........,. Lang, Jackson Right Tackle. J.. Smith 49,. ,......... Bsnkart podG. OFlahcriy, Gallati, WigglcswoUth. Brady Quarterback. CoEbet. frothngham. Sprague. .IrEcrsoll Left llalfback. Leslie. r. Smith 49,. go. Ryan. Dudley Right Halfbnck. MiEot. Long. Morrison 80. Marks. Smith Fullback Score-Ilarvard. -; Dartmouth. .. JouChduwns -- rockingham. Houston. Goals from touchdowns--P. Wilmington, . Goal from placemcut-ToDiu.

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  Norwich bulletin, Connecticut, November 15, 1909, page 3

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  HARVARD BUSHES TWICE OVER DARTMOUTH GOAL LINE. Score 12 to 3-Hanover Eleven Scores on Captain Tobin’s Place Kick. Dartmouth’s goal line was crossed for the first time this season on Sat- urday, when Harvard scored two touchdowrs in the second half and de- feated the Hanover team 12 to 3. Dartmouth was stronger than against Princeton, but had nothing that made the Crimson team show it’s full hand. All the Harvard players came through the game in good shape, with the exception of Captain Fish. who retired after the first half, after re- ceiving two severe blows in the chest. Throughout the contest Harvard, without showing much more than straight football made steady gains through the Dartmouth line. The Crimson team seemed slow to show it’s real worth except in emer- gency, but displayed great reserve power and an almost impervious de- fense The first half was practically a bunting contest, Ingersoll of Dart mouth outkicking Minot of Harvard. The loss, however. was almost imme- diately regained by rushing. Helped by Dartmouth tumble on the Greens 30 yard line early in the second half, Har- yard in nine rushes crossed Dart months goal, Frothingham making the first touchdown. P. Wilmington boot ed an easy goal. A Crimson procession down the field placed the ball on Dartmouth’s

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Harvard leads 63–⁠40–⁠4 in 107 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.