Dartmouth at Williams

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], October 11, 1914, page 13

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  Yale, Aroused, Turns and Crushes Lehigh DARTMOUTH ELEVEN CATCHES ATARTAR. Williams Holds Green Team in Check Till Final Period. Williamstown, Mass, October 10 - Williams put up fine exhibition against the powerful Dartmouth team on Weston Field this afternoon. Al though Dartmouth finally won by a score of u to 3, it was unable to over come the Puppies resistance until the beginning of the fourth period. Williams led in the scoring until the final period Toward the end Of the first half a 55-ysrd punt by Eels and an end run by Toolan for “a yards brought the bail within striking dis lance o. The Dartmouth goal. Dewindt dropped back on the 22-yard mark and got off pretty kick squarely between the uprights. The punting OF Eels and his gen eral playing on the defence was a feature of the game. Toolan’s end running. as usual. was responsible for most OF Williams’s gains around the end. In the final period, the Williams line slightly weakened and the strong trio Of Dartmouth ploughed through the tackle positions a. will. Curtiss scored the first two touchdowns, the second coming after Cannon had gone through right tackle for twenty yards. Pudrith kicked the goals The lineup follows:

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  Harrisburg telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., October 12, 1914, page 8 (results column)

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  Football Scores and Records of Saturday Tech High, SO: Sunbury High, 0. Lebanon High. 26; Steelton High. 6. Penn, 0; Lafayette, 0. Harvard, 10; Washington and JEFF ferson, 3. Cornell, 21; Indians, o. Yale, 20; Lehigh, 3. Princeton, l2; Syracuse, I. Pittsburgh, 13; Navy, 6. State, 13; Gettysburg. 0. Swarthmore. 9: Buckneu, 0. Army, 13; Rutgers, 0. Michigan, %: Vanderbilt, 8. Franklin and Marshall. 3; Lebanon Valley, 0. Muhlenberg, “a; Susquehanna, 0. Albright. Z; Dickinson, o. Dartmouth, 21; Williams, 3. Fordham,. 21; Rochester 0. Colgate. 25; Massachusetts --Ag- Johns Hopkins, 10; Stevens, ID. Trinity, 21; Bowdoin, Z. Mount ST. Mary’s, 10; Washing ton, O. Union, I: Wesleyan, o. New Hampshire. 2; Worcester Poly, 0. Cross, 0. TUFTS, 40; Colby. IA. Chicago, 2S; Northwestern, 0. Ohio State, Z; Case, 6. Michigan Aggies, 60; Alma, 0. Wisconsin, As; Marquette, O.. Illinois, 81; Indiana, 0. Carnegie, IA: Geneva, 0. Minnesota, 26: Ames, 0. Iowa, 40; Cornell, 0. Nebraska, o; South Dakota, 0. Kansas. Z; College of Emporia, 0. Notre Dame, 103; Rose Poly, o. Drake, 20; Grinnell, l. Mercersburg. O.; Conway Hall, 0. Allentown Prep, IL; Blair, 0.

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  Arizona republican, October 11, 1914, page 9 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL Dartmouth 21; Williams, 3. Penna., 13; Gettysburg, 0. Brown, o; Amherst, o. Minnesota, 26; Ames. O. Notre Dame, 103; Rose Polytech- : nic, 0. 2 Michigan, 23: Vanderbilt, 3. Chicago, 22; Northwestern, 0. Carlisle, IA: Cornell, o. Princeton, 12; Syracuse, ‘. Army, 13; Rutgers. O. Navy, 6; Pittsburg, 13. Harvard, 10; Washington and Jeff ferson, 9. < z Yates, 20; Lehigh, 3. Rugby Stanford IT., 19; Olympic Club, 5. California U., 22; Alumni, 3.

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Dartmouth leads 17–⁠3–⁠1 in 21 meetings.