Dartmouth at Princeton

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  The Salt Lake tribune. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, Utah, October 27, 1912, page 1

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  PRINCETON DEFEATS DARTMOUTH, z TO 7 Tigers Outright Opponents and Are Aided by Series OF FumbleS. PRINCETON, Oct. 26.-Princeton sur prised the most optimistic Of her follow ers today by defeating Dartmouth. % to . Prlnceton’s victory was purely result OF “outhghting her opponents. Dart mouth assumed the attack and carried the ball well in Princeton’s territory on = series oi line plunges and variety ot trick plays which completely bsfflcd the Princeton players, AS the game procressed. however the home eleven seemed 20 get stronger. and, with remarkable speed in offeuse and defense. held the visitors well in check in the second half. Dartmouth rushed the ball almost al much ms Princeton. but The Tigers al ways strengthened when their goal line was IN danger and several times recoycred tumbIes by Dartmouth. which AL ways seemed 20 come al the most mop purrune time for the Hanoverisns. HOBBY Eskers work was without question the a;u!e OF the may. Win princeton one point behind IN the sccond period Baker gave them the lead by ..iuEing q goal from placement from tile thirty Yard line and In addition made tne most sensational ran seen here tAls year. Gathering In tho bah on Prluccton’s NJ teea-yard line. he lodged his way through five yards for touchdown. Waller opened the game by kicking to DsHellyu. who returned the han hye yards before being tackled, Dartmouth kept Princeton OH the defensive through out the first quarter. Dartmouth presented a varied attack with numerous IIiCk plays. Morey grabbed forward pass from Andrews aud dashed thirty yards be ore being downed II. Baker went ia for Waller for Princeton. Dartmouth advance1 the bali TO Princeton’s one-toot line, bat Princeton held ana Dewitt kicked 10 midfeld. Dartmouth rushed the ball down The fold and the quarter ended with Dartmouth In possession OF the bali on Princeton’s ten yard line, Score, end first period; Princeton, o; Dartmouth, O. Dunlap went in AT right end for r. Trenkman and w. Rogers went for Cap ain Bennett at right guard. Whitney was given the ball and crashed through gleborn kicking the goal On the kickoff Baker kicked over the goal line. Dartmouth putting the bali In play on the twenty yard line. Dartmouth could not get in and Morey kicked 20 mid field Dewitt ploughed through for ten 10 twenty yards at clip and finally car missed the goal. but In the last minute Of play kicked goal from placement. Score. end second period: Princeton, 2: Dartmouth, I, Dartmouth came back strong at the start OF the third period and forced Princeton hard. twice threatening TO score. Morcy. Snow and Whitney tore the Tigers line to pieces. but the Orange and Slack forwards braced when near the goal line and prevented a score. Toward tie end OF the period Princeton seemed 10 strengthen and assumed the attack, carrying the ball into the middle OF Dart mouths territory, The quarter ended with Princeton in possession Of the pig skin on partmouth’s thirty-yard line. Score, end third period; Princeton, .; Dartmouth. Z. lnal period in which the Tigers showed runs. Dewitt took the bail over for touchdown. bringing the score up to IS 70 I. The try at goal was a failure One Of the most sensational PLAYS az tempted, an end run and, managing 70 elude the Dartmouth forward defense roke through the entire team and ran eeighty-1ve yards for a touchdown. Pen Princeton, %. Dartmouth. :. The lineup: Princeton; Dartmouth. Andrews. Street. .le..,..... =. Hossett Wright. sehenck, Suart, -.-.lg. .......... :. Gibson Blumenthal. ........c..... Whlir1oro Logan. Page ,.s....rg Bennett. Rogers, Penheld ..........rt..,. Estep. HicIox Trenkma- Dunlap. .re........ Barcnds ~. Waller ToudeD. Lanor,,. s, Baker; ss Em%oGs ,:qb,. LieTeliyn. s e6es Waller. ii. Baker. .rhb... Morey. Mur. Dewitt. t.,.,...-......f6..... Snow. Rogers Score: Princeton. %: Dartmouth. Z. Witt. ?; II Baker, Whit horn. Pcndelton Goal from placement II. Baker. Time Of periods--l5 minutes. Reteree-Langford OF Trinity. Umpire

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 27, 1912, page 56

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  TIGERS REAL TEST Princeton Plays Brilliantly and Defeats Dartmouth, % to 7. TWAS STRENUOUS BATTLE Victory Came After ‘‘Outfghting” Opponents From Start to Finish. PRINCETON, y. j., October b. J. injection surprised the most optimls ic ct her followers here today by defeating the Dartmouth eleven. % to Z. 1t was he first real test of he season for the igers. Princeton’s victory was purely result + “outfi1 htins’ her opponents. Dart outh assumed the attack and carried e ball vel into Princetons tie ritory on series of Inc plunSes and a variety of ick plays which complete y baffied the injection players. AS the game pro- Tessed. however, the home eleven seemed get stronger. and showing remarkable ced both in offense and defense. he d e visitors well in check in the second at Waller opened the game by kicking 10 EVELYN. who returned the ba only q yards before being tackled. Dart Mouth kept the Tigers on the defensive hroushout the first quarter and forced he play a. all times. The Green pre- 7ented a varied attack with numerous | lex plays early in the quarter. Morey grabbed forward pass from Andrews and dashed 81 yards before being downed. I’ll. Baker went in for Wa Ter for Prince ton Dartmouth advanced the ball to the Tigers foo line, but Princeton he d. and Dewitt kicked to midtield. Da tmouth rushed the ball down the field and the quarter ended with Dartmouth in pos session of the bal i’m Princeton Toward line. Whitney Scores Touchdown. dunlap went in at right end for F.. Trenkman and W. Rogers went in for captain Bennett at right guard. Viii ney was given the bal and crashed through center TO- a touchdown. Eng e. norm kicking the goal. From this time on the Tigers assumed the offensive. H. mouth putting the ball in play on the 20-yard line. Dartmouth cou not get in and Morey kicked to midfield. Dewitt plowed through for 10 to 20 yards at a clip, and fina-. y car led the ball over for touchdown. VI. Baker missed the goal. Dartmouth came back strong at the tart Of the third period, and forced Princeton hard, twice threate ming to the Tigers line to pieces but the Orange and ack forwards braced when near The goal line and prevented a score. Toward the end of the period Princeton seemed to strengthen, AMI assumed the attack, carrying the bal into the middle of Dartmouths territory. The quarter ended with Princeton in possession of the p.sSkin on Dartmouth’s thirty-yard line. Tigers Get Going. Princeton added thirteen points to her sc0re in the final period. in which the Tigers showed much vim. On line plunges and short end runs Dewitt took the ball over for a touchdown, bringing the score up to Is TO T. The goal was a failure. one of the most sensational plays of the -ane then fol owed. II. Baker attempted end run and. managing to elude the a.tmouth forward defense, broke through the entire team and ran eighty i’ve yards for touchdown. Pendleton h.c6ed the goal. Dartmouth rushed the ball almost as much as Pr nceton, but the Tigers always strengthened when their goal line was in LANCER, and several times recovered FUN bles by Dartmouth. which always man aged to come at the most inopportune times for the Hanoyerians. ‘‘Hoby’‘ bakers work was without question the feature Of the fray. With Princeton one point behind in the second period Baker gave them the lead by kicking a goal from placement from the 3O-yard line, and In add ton made the most sensauonal run seen here this year. Gathering

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  The daily Gate City, Keokuk, Iowa, October 27, 1912, page 9

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  PRINCETON TAKES DARTMOUTH GAME Brilliant Work Of Captain Pendseton and “Hobo” Baker Responsible for the Defeat Of Dartmouth DARTMOUTH rs HEAVY Princeton’s Speed overcomes Heft Of Dartmouth After the First Half and They Run Dartmouth off Their Feet. UNITED Press Leased Wire Service PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 2s.- Princeton continued her march toward the championship this after noon, defeating the Dartmouth elev. en-, % to I. Brilliant running with the ball on the part of Hobo” Baker and Captain Pendleton was largely re sponsible for the victory. Dartmouth’s weight told in the first quarter Whitney and Morrey, husky half backs, plunging consistently for a touchdown early in the fray. Prince ton followed with a touchdown after recovering tumble In Dartmouth territory, but goal was missed, leaving Dartmouth a one point lead. A few moments later H. Baker booted over neat place kick and the first half ended with Princeton two points to the good In the second half Princeton’s speed told, the beefy green warriors firing perceptibly. H. Baker tore off some good runs in the Mird period but the quarter ended with no scor ing. In the fourth period, Princeton un eorked a forward pass for big gain it being the only successful forward pass of the game. III. Baker and Pen dhton rushed the ball to the eigh1 yard line and Dewitt tore his way ovel for touchdown. A few moments later H. Baker electrified the Grove with beautiful 80 yard run for an other marker. eluding practically the entire Dartmouth eleven in his dodg ing, twisting career. It was the best run of the game and one of the best in football Of recent years. Dart mouth braced in the last moments but 1T was too late. Whitney and Nor rey starred for Dartmouth, along will Englehorn and Llewellyn.

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  Atlanta Georgian, Atlanta, Ga., October 26, 1912, page 1

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  TIGERS WIN; DARTMOUTH IS STRONG At START Princeton Players Improve as Game Progresses, Score 22 to 7. TIGERS ATTACK STRONG AND GAINS STEADILY PRINCETON, Oct. 96.--1deal wealth er conditions prevailed on Osborne Acid when the Dartmouth and Princeton elevens trotted on the gltdiron. The stands we’re absze with color. About 5000 football enthusiasts many root ing for the green, crowded the east and west stands. Even money was brought down from New England 20 be covered as fast as it appeared The recent rains have left University field in a slow and soggy conditon. thereby boosting Dartmouth stocks several points. Hogsett, the Green’s left half. runs close to the ground and is an expert at keeping his feet The wet field should not hinder him as much as Princetons speedy back field. Princeton faces the first real test Of the season today. The team has proven q great scoring machine against elev- ! ems which must be admitted to be Of ! inferior ability. But the varsity faces an experienced eleven today, which outweighs it twelve points to the man from end to end Dartmoutb’s style OF play resembles ! that which is being used at both Yale and Harvard and Princeton’s hope Of success in games with Eli and Harward viii depend almost entirely on its ability to diagnose the GREEN’S attack and overcome their defense.

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Dartmouth leads 42–⁠38–⁠3 in 83 meetings, counting the 74 since this game.