Tufts at Dartmouth
Saturday, November 7, 1914 Share
Dartmouth beat Tufts 68–0. It was their eighth meeting; after it, Dartmouth led the series 8–0.
FinalHigh 43°F, low 31°F, 0.31 in. of snow
In the newspapers

New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 8, 1914, page 14
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TUFTS NO MATCH FOR DARTMOUTH Hanover Eleven Piles Up Big Score in Game in Which Chez Stars. Hanover. \. H., Nov. 1.-Tufn. = vaded Hanover to-day and suffered overwhelming defeat az the hands . the big Green team. Dartmouth pay” beyond d doubt the best footoa.. has played this year, and smo’hH’ Tufts under score of s. 20 o. Dartmouth made her first toaehce’ after three minutes Of play, and hN that there seemed 70 be nothing except the question as 20 how high = score would mount The wonder %. work OF Chez. AZ quarterback and u :, rs, at half. shattered the hopes o. : Tufts team. Ghee was easily the star Of ne 20 His long forward passes figured -. rally in gaining two touchdowns, : az the same time his carrying o. : BAL was superior 90 anything ne ! dore this year. The little quarter !. p,ica ed his feat at Princeton o. ming back a kick from his own WE. line Tor touchdown. Later ID y game ne tore through the entire Fl team for tifty-yard run and w. down. ,.,r,| Curtis also was a consistent gi’.I gamer; time and again he shot NV. =. tackle for twenty-five and tnirN gains. Short gains to-day were ~ ticed; player had 20 get w. Yards before murmur arose iIystands. so badly was Tufts og’ g,a in the minds OF the Hanover io.N :. Spears and Pudrith, az gusmiD Il tackle, played fine tootoSI 4 opened great holes through W.” W’.. the long gains were made. ..os, and Redheld. at ends. had little Wv ;n breaking up the Tufts play Tho line-up follows:

The sun, New York [N.Y.], November 8, 1914, page 1
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CHEZ DARTMOUTH STAR; TUFTS is OUTCLASSED Little Quarterback Big Factor in Building 90 to q Score Snow Falls at End. Hanover. y II. Nov. 7--Dartmouth had surprisingly easy time with Tufts here to-day and smU- hored everything the visitors had with GN TO o score. TUFTS showed no evidence of It’s reputed strength after the first three plays. for 10 took Dartmouth Just that long 20 diagnose IT, shift and aside from that II had nothing Tn” game which was played b”for” tho largest crowd WI y ever attended a football game AT Hanover, was dlsappoint. ing a. a contest. but extremely gratifying as an exhibition scr.mmagc hy Tn. Dart mouth team. Ghec the Green quartcrhacN. who was consured somewhat IN New York for his play during the Princeton game. was the high light of the game ~ be has been regularly throughout the season az Han over lie made three Of Dartmoutn’s ten touchdowns himself. and he averaged from sixty-fve % seventy yards through the whole Tufts team to get Thorn. In addition 90 tn” manner In which he squirmed through q broken field. he uncovered some remarkably acCu”tt” passes and thrilling series or short dashes through the reufr. ~ the line Through the Last period Of IN” game a cold rain. which mad come down early In the second half turned INTO “a pers.s- TINT suowstorm. and the last ten minutes were played I’m about an eighth Of an inch pf The lugup

Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 9, 1914, page 1
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DARTMOUTH DEFEATS TUFTS BY $50 SCORE Hanover, N. H., Nov. S.-As Coach Cavanaugh himself put 1t, Dartmouth Toasted on Tufts here. Saturday after noon and by a terrific attack, swept all Tufts resistance before them, lit orally showing under the Medford team 68 to 0. DARTMOUTH. TUFTS. Redfield, Perry, lie ...... re, Bennett Pudrith, Hitchcock. 1t, :. TT, bingham Merrill, Colby, Barrows, lg re-, Thorndike Milmore, Baxter, Gle, C, Richardson, Bennett Spears, Smith. rig lg, Tobin. Schlotterback, Richardson, Brown, Murphy Cotton, Soutar, TT 1t. o’Donnell, Murphy, Nellis, Brown le, Standard. Harris Ghee, Comisky, OBJ ........ qb, Harris Whitney, Cannon, Duhamel, lib RIB, Wescott. H. Brown Curtis, Tuck. RIB lib, Hadley. Bratt, Whitney Gerrisa, Thielscher, fb fb, Angel, Turner, Teel, Standard Score, Dartmouth. IS. Touchdowns. Winship 2, Curtis 2, Ghee 2, Whitney. Tuck, Comisky, Cannon. Goals from touchdowns, Pudrith q, Tuck. Umpire, Burleigh of Exeter Referee, Murphy OF Brown. Head linesman, Brown OF b. A, A. Time, two Ism. and two I’m periods.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Dartmouth 93% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Tufts–Dartmouth gameDartmouth leads 10–1 in 11 meetings, counting the three since this game.
| 1920 | Dartmouth 34, Tufts 7 | |
| 1917 | Tufts 27, Dartmouth 0 | |
| 1915 | Dartmouth 20, Tufts 7 | |
| 1914 | Dartmouth 68, Tufts 0 | |
| 1902 | Dartmouth 29, Tufts 0 | |
| 1901 | Dartmouth 22, Tufts 0 |
Around this game
Tufts
- Next gameat DartmouthOct. 9, 1915
- SeasonTufts in 1914
- ProgramTufts history and records
Dartmouth
- Next gameat PennsylvaniaNov. 14, 1914
- SeasonDartmouth in 1914
- ProgramDartmouth history and records
