Dartmouth at Harvard

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], November 13, 1910, page 18

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  HARVARD WHIPS DARTMOUTH P0WER ~ M sHING i>D SAM WIN THE FOF. Crtu,son wins, - To %. NaAinS I’ve Tourhsio~ R> Sn’i Two Field Goals Poor Handling sf hlrt~ ~ the Han o,erians wrG,irli Good NJ istichinS. the football team representing N” ancient institution III l”ITUtng - ‘on.iuG ‘” Jam bridge to drf’ut the Harvard team II Jos sbie and thai all Dartmouth Will hs here so see the nnrsv. III Dartmouth was IN the Stadium to-day s”a uttered among m” 5000 peTeJns Within ~” H,g enclosure, hut the Crimson Jr.IuNrc,l O., - lore 81 - tn ~ Dartmnu’r ntrr dtd ,,n’ expect “a V ItneSthe defra’ ~ ~” r”wrrinl HARVARD eleven. but thsy Dat pan their Faith – lisr”nd~, the goal si,Ainc fu’lhs’k. ~ boot the leather between m” goal pN=i- from pla’ “ment ~ leas, once NCcur,liUglv thev bet their money on Bar-nds n” had hut one try Ae his speciality and his kick WIS blocked Harvard wor easily The S’‘or” shows that and ~‘ar’‘,! the ,Iu – With part OF \ sub sfitute hlck ield. hu. Tho line mems we’re the best IN” Cr.uison MS. From tIn,e tn tame there Wrrr changes ~ N” lineup 1T each eleven. either because “t slight in iuries or he”at$a Of desire tn get a good kicker INTO The gam” Corhrit. h. star Harvard hPlihG”k. Wa ‘arded To start the game. hu, Campbell WH> III has place ~h@n Harvard kicked or i’ve minutes ahead of schedule time Doc esli”. the heS’ full hack in the Harvard squad. was NOT ou the field and “ Wa reported that he has IT ‘ur.d one Of hi. knees – hat he will not b. abb. to participate IN the Yale game. Neadeli was a’‘rirh’ hnlfbaCk and IL was his good tin. bucktng that gave he Crimson two touchdosn- W,sRlssworth played at quarter and h. was none TOO good his misjudgment ~ puntS being “A source nj anguish - 70 the coaches S,ili mons. OF his misplavs prove I’d costly, and 80 he Cheerers gave him q volley when he was sucre ~dcd by Gardner. Dartmouth did not have a chance 20 score and showed weakness IA handling punts. one Of Harvard touchdown and one nf her field goals being du. ‘n NUTS by Ing-rsoil. he quarierha”k The latter en- IL. and the Harvard ends were always on the spa, 10 grab the hall when It came through his arms Harvard other hrlA goal was m. result OF the bio, King of Barends’s try for place meT goal. The entire right wing of the Harvard eleven zane charging through the Dartmouth forwards ami the ball Struca Fishers chest II bounded toward he Dart mouth goal a nd here a. “a pret’ v race among the Crimson ms.1 70 sec who would capture u. Perkins. IN. centre rush was there with spe~si. and taking the leather ~ ~ bounded alonk. fell on ~ At IN. IS yard line. whence . few rusne- carried II to the = yard line There Wicsesworth thought The end OF the period was clos” at hand. and fallinxIback 20 ‘se ~ ward line kicked goal from the field with con~umms’e ease lhgersoli got IN couple nj corking runs ! rom pants toward the end OF tn. gam. hu’ | his success was largely due 10 the length OF FSVofl khh-. VINO ~ DENLY N0N TRYING 10 see how far he could drive the L. Ithcr and consequently no end rush ever donned mol”SkinS who could keeI, mp with them HBr ward rushed IN” nail s-ventv-seven time- for total distance OF ~ yards The hA u wns kicked nv the Crimson men Oh w sntv-three occasions FOR a total ~ ~ “srds, not Including tho goals from he reIG sixteen times. Harvard mad. ~ first down on rushing and the bi cs Held ran m punts for Isl wards Harvard suffered reutI,cs “ nfty-fyr YARDS The Dartmouth team made fr>t down on straight rushing but four times The hacks rushed thirty times and made “a forll Of los yards Their pun,ers kicked twenty-five times for q total Of -”i NArd- and k,kfour penalties Tor q tot 4 ~ thirty yard- Both teams kic ked with frequency and the Il a. ot s, ran IN ~. “NH,- “n.” ne wamouth punctursd the Harvard line bu’ a. 9 rule IN” CRIMSON forwards were a. nor felL found the Dartmouth ‘Ickle~ vuln-r.- I bic and man Of n” rAin- were through scarce. Dsrtm trvns that play bur once ana then f. ing While Harvard va. On one occasion Dartmouth held Harward Tor down inside The Yard line. and At the>. times Was whst prevented touch down. harvard offensive strength Was the kickoff. Wigg’ Ur’h caught a punt on Harvard – yard line and ran forward a machine nd N eleven rushe- -wspt down thc aeld over the Dartmouth ln. a distano’ ~ -iX’y wards Dartmouth AoTI ne toss and aLeCt..i 20 defend the south yosl Barends returned the KICKOFF from his ~ yard line campbell went around right End Tor eighteen yards . and two short rnsh-- we’re followed nv gsTn’ m 10 Dart mo, ysrd nn s- lamp: ward line ~ hon HarAnHs nIInTai from bsBbtDd the goal line. hut capt. Wilmington failed on his ~ try iSt foal from Pl.S”msnt had the better Of Mnor Harvard then -‘yrf”d rushing the hall IS yard line Minot’- Lick was mured by ,ngersnll on IN. 10 ward line md l. . ssrs so 5e S Sa . i9r H toI Th three. crashes into tho Dartmouth Lac kles Wendell scored touchdown Fisher kicked win kicked III over the goal lin. and Har ward put the ball in play At the % ward around Dart mouth RICH, end. hui a penalty 4 sool after -e’ The local eleven hack ilfi.en IS yard line, Dartmouth made fr-t down n two PUSHES and Bsrends punted 10 f sii ss@D or, ~ IN 70, muned and Iesdham HE Green tr.ed = forward pass early ahead for twelve yards, and Minot punted 70 WHO inaTPFl on ntr own u yirr line, and Lewis fen on ‘he ball The end Push then proceeded ‘, kick goal from ‘h@ neld. standing ~ VI” - yard line and the scoy- was to n After several kicks ShervIn was hurt ana had 70 leave the yem Parends ran . KICK from the 3 yard limo 20 Dartmouth ~ yard lins and the h’‘l vent INTO Harvard ferrrorY on an nn<id” pDnary \ punt TOOK the ball 10 Harvard % vsri lire end Lorbett lost seven wards On q iske kick feLt2n booted to Harvard 3. y.ard marx ara barend- cam” back ~” ard – hobsn vent through fh. Crimson line , 70 Harvard – Yard iin” Bar~nds gained two Yards al cent ~. and then tried a goal from placement Fisher block the try and the hall rebound”d FAR into Dartmouth territory. Perkins finally captured u on his opponents – yard iins Corher’ tor” through centre for seven Yards ana then made “ irst down on ia tmouth’- Yard mark WtRsle.w worth then licked a goal from the field. making ‘he score - 20 q Almost as soOn a. the second hall began Wf6Fissworrh took punt on hi- own ~ yard line and waS downsd ten yards ahead Campbell and Wendell then attacked the. Dartmouth line with great vigor the latter carrying the hall most of the fim’. and in steven PUSHES took the bell over for Har- Yards second touchdown. and Fisher Kicked goal. making the scor~ IL 100 I, The saImmary

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 13, 1910, page 59

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  HARVARD’S ELEVEN CRUSHES DARTMOUTH Crimson Scored 10 and Shut Out Opponents, Who Were Never Dangerous. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. November H. The Harvard foot ball steam roller. in its career for the championship OF the east. crushed Dartmouth today by score of Is to o. Two touchdowns were made one as the result OF a Dartmouth muff and the second on straight foot ball-and two goals were kicked from the field. The Green team was only once within sighting distance of the Crimson goal line. This was in the second period. when Berinds tried goal from place ment standing on the 4O-yard line. The kick was blocked and the ball rolled back to Dartmouth’s 25-yard line. where Harward recovered 1t. At no other time in the game was Dartmouth nearer than 30 yards to the Crimson goal line. In accomplishing her two touchdowns the Crimson was not called upon to I’M cover any new play. Only three forward passes were tried in the game. one by Dartmouth. which failed. and two by Harvard, which resulted in small gains. 1t was straight plunging foot ball. varied by a few end runs, wing shifts and dashes from the back field on fake kicks. Whatever plays Harvard has up her red. sleeved Jerseys were kept there for Yale s benefit next Saturday. When the game was we’ll in hand SUBJ stitutes began to dash on the field from the Crimson side lines. and twenty -eight Harvard players were in the lineup before the game ended. This included two rush lines and nearly three distinct back fields. It was kicking game. and the back field was Dartmouth’s weak point. The

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  Norwich bulletin, November 16, 1910, page 3

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  PSYCHIC CHEER ANT, SUCCESS VIBRATIONS. Won Dartmouth Game for Harvard on Saturday. Harvard is inaugurating a newer style of football according to recent developments. Before the game with Dartmouth Coach Haughton exhorted the selected ‘roeters” and cheering squads to tremb1e and oscillate in such manner that they would exude success vibrations. and with these confound the visiting team. Now, ac- cording to Bin Randeli, Dartmouth s head football coach. the vibrations were eminently successful. Says MT. Randall concerning the game with Harvard Saturday: Tt was the psychic cheer that did it. couldn’t hear it. for I am inflicted with what metaphysicians call psych- ia1 deafness, but a blind man might have felt it. Haughton did it. His call for all good men to yibrate at the same time put our boys out of busi- ness. Several times we were on our way to a goal or a touchdown when Harvard men all over the universe sent a wireless call to Soldiers field and beat us to a pulp. You saw it. Every : body saw it. Tad Jones prayed for Yale victory two years or so ago but this psychic business was too much for me- They tell me a successful four ply psychic is inclined to be emaciated skinny and as thin as a lath. I couldn’t train down to a spindleshanlSs in twen- ty years, but I want Dartmouth to have a chance even against a. psychic cheer. The men from Hanover fum- bled. tumbled and jllmbled and never knew what was doing. A bas with the psychic cheer, say I.”-New York World Live Tips

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 13, 1910, page 1

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  Dartmouth Loses to Sturdy Young Men of Harvard Thirty-Five Thousand Fans Are in Attendance on the Field at Cambridge. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 12.--Thirtyfive thousand people witnessed the Harvard–Dartmouth foot ball game here today, Dartmouth went down in defeat before the Harvard team by the score Of IS 70 0. The weather was ideal and long before time for the game began the great horse shoe shaped stadium was crowded with an enthusiastic mass of fans, cheering alternately for each college represented on the gridiron. Two touchdowns we’re made, one as the result of a Dartmout muff and the second on straight foot ball and two goals were kicked from the field. Dartmouth was only once within sighting distance of the Harvard goal line. This was In the second period. when Barensa tried goal from place ment, standing on the forty-yard line. The kick was blocked and the ball rolled back to Dartmouth’s twenty-fi ve-yard line. where Harvard recovered II. At no other time was Dartmouth nearer than fifty yards TO the Harvard goal line In accomplishing its two touchdOwns Harvard was not called on to uncover any new play. Only three forward passes were tried in the game. one by Dartmouth. which failed, and two by Harvard, which resulted in small gains. II was straight, plunging foot ball. varied BY a few end runs, wing shifts and dashes from the hack field on fake kicks. The lineup:

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Harvard leads 63–⁠40–⁠4 in 107 meetings, counting the 81 since this game.