The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-12
Dartmouth Wins From Am
herst by Field Goal
BROWN TROUBLES YALE
Princeton Defeats West Point in Fast
and Well Played Game Other
Games Played on
Saturday.

saturdays football games contained
many surprises III one u the most
peetaailar games ever played on the
Harvard grounds tho Carlisle Indians,
oatWeighed but not outplayed, held The
Crimson team down q d d to b score
~ the stadium. Fully 10000 enthusi.
astie spectators cIcerea the teams aud
watched with delight the clean open
plays and the spectacular movements
which characterized ere game. The
Crimson score came ia the second half
and was The result of q track play. on
double pass. after the indians expected
. pint, Wendell drove through the cent
me, close IL the sidelpes and covered
NJ yards before being dowhed within
striking distance IL Carli4le's goal Five
smashes through the leit sidc IL tile M
dams line advanced the ball slowly and
surely until Wendell was showed across
The Indian balEs played their Harvard
opponents 60 i standstill. but their trick
plays, which were eagerly looked for
we're very little u evidence
Dartmouth Defeats Amherst.
Dartmouth defeated Amherst ii fian
over n. III, by score IL q d, hi
a game iilled With spectacular plays
although Dartmouth h the second BALI
frequently came within striking distance
| ol the Amherst goal, there were only
three minutes left 10 play then Glaze
4 after missing twice. GA the third triad
kicked The field goal frogi tile sIsyard
line ln thp first hall Amherst hooked
llke winner, lor Hubbard on i0.yard
end runs repeatedly carried the ball
down toward narimnuth'- goal line
K Dartmouth bfaeed each TIMES and falling
10 gnip would punt on Of danger la
The first pad ~ the opening hall Hub
bard tried goal from The b0.vald liue,
but the ball bounded along The ground,
and t,laze fell on Il on his iD-yard line.
Neither side could gain consistently, but
amherst outfuahed Dartmouth III the
| opening halt While there was 40 Wind
Glaze kicked fully az we'll as Hubbard,
although the latter carried The bali hack
for better gains
1 Yales scoreless in First Half.
! Speed, staying and rallYing power won
{ 1T Vale feld victory for the Vale
eleven over Brown saturday at New
+ Haven IN one Of the hardest football bat,
I ties II The season. The final score was
i Ia b. Vale was unable Co cross the
4 brown line until the second half. and
I Knox missed an easy goal The visitors
plagpd an around the Yale team for AZ.
most the whole Of the fifst half sensa.
tionai work marking the opening mo.
msnts Of the game. Brown started with
ruth. Wales defense was crushed. the
/ line being unable TO withstand tho az
tack. Alcott and Forbes, the Vale ends,
we're bnsed repeatedly and Brown in
tcrfprcnce swept past them Cor gain
after gain. Brown gained On first downs
4 twice. and once rushed The hall 70 Nalc's
| % yard line, only 70 lose il on a fun,
bic Of forward pass. MAYHEM,
Schwartz and Mcdonald, the Brown
backs, PLAYED like clockwork. presenting
~ interference which u was almost i'm.
possible TO break up The blue team
PLAYED almost entirely on the defcn.
siee during the first hall. depending on
/ yepdcrz puntiug 10 keep the haIl out Of
dangerous territory IN the second half
Vale showed better form. and while the
forward pass was not once used, and
no trick plays were in evidence, Browns
olTense was held In better check. and
the blue began 20 play more aggressive
hall A touchdown came In the frat
three minutes Of play Long runs by
tones and Knox placed the ball on
browns io.yard line, Morse and Knox
shortened tho distance on line plungcs
hv six wards. and Forbes was iammcd
through Westeryclt and kirlev for =
touchdown. The hall was brought out
dreetlv In front " the goal posts. but
Knox failed to kick the goal.
Princeton Defeats West Point
Princeton defeated West Point at
West Point SATURDAY afternoon, 70 q
scoring twice Ia the FIRST half through
the splendid kicking of Harlan. The
feature ii the cnntcst WAS pretty
drop Kick made Nv Harlan. The Other
fanf pomis were made on 4 goal from
placement hy the same player After
the arst hall the pflnceionians did NOT
anteaf ia exert themselves. and gave
tie Impression IF saving their men y
anticipation oi the game with Male ncNi
SATURDAY ~, Princeton. several time
auna me second half it' looked ~ I
the ralleeiann could have sent the BAL
oNef thc hnc f6r touchdowps. had "a,
score made Il necessary
Vermont IL. N. H. State 5,
Manchester y. H., Nov Z The uni
,ers,gv al Vermont and New Hamp
sltifc state college football teams play
IA one III tho Iincst games ever seer
ia Manchester AZ Nafick park Satnrda.
afternoon ~ the presence Of nearly 20V'
pconls. Vermont winning II - n
Middlcbuyy az, Norwich 5.
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