New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
HARVARD 0, DARTMOUTH 0.
GREEN TIES CRIMSON.
Ne.r-Hampshire Team Just Misses
Field Goal.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNEI

-.-b-55qe Mass. Nov 5.-Harvard and Dart
-or,tb fought It out to-day for fifty minutes
soldiers Field. with neither sids able TO score
800 noirt once In the first salf Harvard had
- hall on Dartmouth's I3-yard line but missed
~ = few inches making the necessary Ave yards.
T3s-tr,outh came near scoring just at the end %
he first half With thirteen yards TO gain on
+ta third down, Glaze the Dartmouth right end.
RED for a goal from the field from Harvard's Al
- line The ball was passed true TO the quarter,
who held It for the kick, which went sailing APP
.,s-.Iv straight FOR the goal. The Dartmouth par
,isans who were present by the thousands, rose,
ana shrieked with delight bat the bail went few
faet wide In the second half Dartmouth rushed
~ han down the field forty-ive yards to Har-
Yards 2s-yard line, but here the Harvard defence
rreVy so fierce that Dartmouth fumbled and Har-
ward got the ban.
E-vosnt for GIaze's kick and a magnificent tackle
r., starr the little freshman Harvard quarter, after
Main had broken through the Harvard line.
and with two Dartmouth men as interference, was
mining with an open field before him Tor touch
down the game was not spectacular one from the
spectator's standpoint. Stairs tackle was an es-
pecialy pretty one as he broke through two Main
s5,Dporters upsetting them completely. and nailed
the runner low and hard
The Harvard did not show the team work
On the offence that the Dartmouth eleven did but.
Notwithstanding this the Crimson attack was the
most compact and powerful that she has shown
-his year. AL the Crimson players worked des-
-ers;ely 10 s-aye off defeat Starr not only tackled
well and caught punts surely, but though only 80
,o,,rds IN weight and eighteen years old, he was
81 The head Of every play on the offence, dragging
,1s runner along. Pruyn, at LEFT end, got down
ire 6eld under punts best Of any man that has
-1svad end for the Crimson team this year.
Dartmouth began the game like winner.
Lyribbs catching the Harvard kickoff on Dart
mouths 5-yard line, it back fifteen yards.
From here Dartmouth began 10 rip the Harvard
fg-e 70 pieces. until Harvard braCed and held on
Re- own 32-yara mark. Dartmouth mad thus gained
-5Sfv-e3ght yards without being held once Ihen
Inward took her turn. Using Meier, back, shS
svanr Dartmouth 10 the Green : Zz-ydrd llne Cap
80 E4IrIev broke through DartmouIhs left tackle
no almost got Tree, but was brought down On
Ts--rOuLhs L3-yaTd line. Then Dartmouth he!q
- ToVfls Dartmouth worked the bali up the Leld
az the. in an exchange OF Punts, got II on ttaI-
erc.nd iarvard's right, and tEen Glaze tried Tor
10 gcsl from the Le.d which ended the nall
he second half Dartmouth kicked on 10 haI-
vsrd who rushed the ball a short dlstaaeei
line Here Randall went in for Leary ana
TT-ss1seiI Tor Captain Hurley. On an exchange
~ ulnts Melvin caught the bal on MS own
S6-vsrd line and came back fifteen yafds pc
F1.s befng dowreG. Dartmouth began q JeTr4A4o
orsIaught on The middle Of the Harvard line thar
= VS. losT on a tumble. Harvard worked the
ran ID the field just into the Dartmoutn terri
tory with Eanley II al IuuDack Tor NILS anu
fEera Uuntea Time called shortly after TINS
L,i~led i've time for l55 yards, had twenty ILrsl
downs and was peualZed six times Tor thirty YARDS
T)arruClth rushed hfty-slX times Tor -oa Val as,
iae6 three times for los yards, had eighteen uTSI
downs and penaLzed twice Tor twenty-five
yards. Tie lineup and score;