New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
DARTMOUTH TRIMS BROWN
Long Runs and Vicious RHshes Vim
Game for Hanover Team.

Springfield. Mass. Nov. 25.-Dartmouth won the
annual game with Brown. played Hampden
Park, in this city. this. afternoon, by of
"a to g. For a time in the first half the Brown
eleven won on the aggressive and clearly outplayed
Its Hanover rivals. but severe penalties and two
inopportune fumbes proved fatal to the chances of
the Providence team
Long runs by +. Glaze, coupled with vicious
rushes by Rich, Gage and Rx throughout the rest
of the game gave Dartmouth the victory. Brown
began rushing tactics late in the first half. and
carried the ball from Dartmouths 52-yard line for
touchdown. The half ended with the score u TO
in favor OF Dartmouth.
In the second half Brown kicked off and forced
Dartmouth to punt at her own 47-yard line The
Brunonians then rushed for thirty-fve yards. but
were forced to yield the ball on Dartmouth's A.
yard line. After exchange Of punts Dartmouth
secured the ball on her 45-yard line and rushed
it for touchdown in four plays. Bladerwick
made a run Of eighteen yards and r. Glaze broke
away around Russs end on trick play and
sprnted thirty yards to the goal line
After the next kick off Dartmouth. with the aid
of two penalties rushed the ball sixty yards and
then forced to punt Brown could not gain,
and Gilmans punt from behind the goal line
partially blocked going out of bounds at the
5-yard line. Rix was Immediately pushed over for
the last touchdown. AS the half drawing to a
close r Gla5e twice attempted to score on place
Ehnlke was the star of the Brown offence, being
tance for his team, and rarely failing. Dennie, the
freshman end, played brilliant football the Of
fensive, running with the ball in a dashing elusive
way that gave the Dartmouth rooters several
scareS.
Dartmouth's style of play was well calculated
TO mystify the Brown team. Most of the gains
were made on delayed passes and tricks and the
Brown ends were repeatedly boxed. Dartmouth S
first touchdown made the old side line
trick, long to r. Glaze letting him get away
from the field before the Brown team realized what
had happened. The Brown line invulnerable
until the end of the game, when the superior con-
dition Of the Hanoverians began to tell, and the
Providence played On nerve only.
The field in perfect condition for the game
and the weather conditions ideal. Ten thou
sand people thronged the stands. most of them
partisans of the two universities The city was
overrun with college men to-day, but there are
few left tonight, as the Dartmouth aggregation
returned to Hanover to celebrate the victory, and
the Brown have gone quietly home The
lineup
Dartmouth ca. Position Brown C6).
Stearns Deangeis. Left end .Denne
Bankart.; :...-.-.I1eft tackle ......-... Kirley
Thayer, Gardner guard .Westervelt
CIrlthn. .sCentre Thomas
5age fletcter, hazard
Lang 1t1ght tackle hdactITt Sor
R. Glaze. end Russ (capt) EIrod
J. Glaze Quarterback Schwartz. Rackle
Main captain Bath- Left ba1fbac, Adams. Mayhem.
erwick, J. Smith. .-.S Ferguson.
Herr, Rix. .-.....Fight haltpack- Chase ~
Rich Coburn. .Fullback Ehrnke Shields Gilman
from touchdowns-J Glaze, 4, Russ Referee-Joseph
ward Head inesman-WIliam Morice. OF Pennsylvania:
assistant linesmen, L. c. Carver of Dartmouth. and
Houghton MetcaIf. of Brown. Time Of haves-35 min
utes.