New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
CAPTAIN Withington's Eleven
Scores Easily by Straight
Line PIunging.
VAST CROWD SEES GAME
The Crimson Rolls Up Eighteen
Points, and Then Eaughton
Replaces Regulars with
Substitutes.
~ relegrap, q The tribune. J

football team defeated the Dartmouth
eleven by score Of IS TO o Throughout
tfe game the Harvard players showed
greater ability II every brancn Of play. with
perhaps the exception Of punting. Barends,
Dar1mouth's phenomenal kicker, was su-
perior 10 the Harvard punters.
The cheering and singing Of Dartmouth's
followers were the best ever heard on the
Harvard field. 4 vast th-ong filed the
huge stadium. and enthusiasm was kept al
fever heat throughout the game When
ever any spectacular run was made by g
Dartmouth player the stadium resounded
With cheers. A large green banner. with
ne word Dartmouth written upon Il, over
hung the Dartmouth rooters.
The Dartmouth team experienced a de-
cideG defeat by their Crimson opponents.
but il vas obviously not due 10 their
ignorance q the game or lack OF good
playing They were plainly 0utrlayed by
superior team The game showed con
cIUs5veIy thar the Harvard team this year
may be ciasse6 with the best elevens ever
turned OUT a. Cambridge. Every specta-
Tor who saw the battle left the stadium
with the impression that the Harvard team
IS iuvincible Though the score was IS TO
O. i was plain by the frequent sutstitu-
lions II the second and third periods that
the Crimson could have run I'D a larger
score. but as EaUghton was mindful Of
TIE extremely severe test 70 which his team
vil be subjected next Saturday he with
Crew his veterans as soon as possible
Captain wilmington used good head work
and with WiEglesworrh directed his team
sdnirahly- Bush. a substitute tackle took
Njthingtor's place IN the third period. and
proved that he IS as capable in this posi-
ton as the leader Of the Crimson team.
Not fnfrequeutly he broke through the
Dartmouth line and threw her fast backs
for substantial losses Lewis. the Crimson
star end showed UP well today He
kicked q pretty field goal from, the s5-vard
line. Besides this he contributed much n
the defeat Of the Green by proving TO be a
reliable man Al the end Of the line The
Dartmouth backs soon discovered the 4l1-51
fty II attempting 70 circle Is2wts-s end and
The few end runs they did nv resulted :,
losses
The second field goal was made hv Wig
ellsworth This PLAYER showed IN ro-5av-z
contest that he is as good g 1uarter7s II,
as Potter. After rhe Crimson hacks had
carried the bah = Dartmouth's 12-vsr5 line
Wigglesworrh suddenly fell hack and
quicker than & fash sent the pigs}ztn in
nediately over the bar and between the
posts.
Harvard scored her first touchdown 4
short time after the game started After
an exchange OF punts, IN which Barends
slightly eEcelleG A1inot. the bah was rushed
u Dartmouth : 12-yard line L was q c-f-i-
ca stage Of the game Every one ey
Qecced Lewis TO -ry for field goal. but
instead WiEEIesworth called uron Wendell
q take the ball He was equal 10 the oc-
cas-or. kn-fed -h-ouEh the line and dashed
over TIE last chalk mark. Fisher kicked
pretty goal
The second touchdown was made in the
IH-rd period Wendell again scored for his
team and Fisher kicked the goal
a conspicuous feature Of ro-6avss game
vas BaTends's great Punting His kick av-
eraEsd more than fifty yards n the sec
oud and third periods Barends contended
with AIl-cI and F=Iron for sIuer,ori-v a.
-1-s phase of the game. He proved 10 be
Slightly superior 70 either Of his opponents.
though FELTON, did well Wendell was in
ever play. He frequently threw the Dart
mouth hacks for losses and often gained
I've or ten Yards after being tackled Cor
ber-. Hs-vard's star halfback. made many
spectacular runs and was frequently
cheereG for rhe exceptional ability he
showed II lodging and the use OF the
straight arm. C1-bett showed speed IN to
days battle that reminds one Of PhiIbin,
Lae former Yale star Ryan and DAILY, the
two Dartmouth ends, were fast in getting
down under Barends's purts and they
otten Gowned NjggIesworth ana Gardner
= Iheir tracks Lewis ans Smith. The
Crimson ends however. displayed equally
as much speed ana he'd their own with
ile Green ends.
-- Harvard completely cu-pLaved Dartmouth
- lhe nrsr and second periods Of the game
The Crimson Was able 10 make a touch
Gown ana TWO heid goals without It's goal
lire beng threatened. Dartmouth could
make To gains through the Harvard line,
ard kicked almost invariably on the second
down Lartmouths backield was IN
certain ana muf1ed three punts, one Of
which gave Harvard the bah on Dart
mouth $ 12-yard lire and four rushes car
red the bau over for the first touchdown
The first field goal came II the second
Ter1oc also, as the result Of Darrmouth-s
nuH On their z2-yard line Toward the last
Of Ihe second period Dartmouth got the
bau On tarvard's S2-yard line, where q
TiaeeIae1t kick for goal was tried. Perkins
broke through. blocked the kick. and. pick
ing az The ball, carried II TO Darrnouth's
25-yard line Five rushes carried the hail
10 the foUr-yard line. where Yyigglesworth
kicked the goal from the field.
IEe Crimson showed the hest offensive
work Of the game in the third per,o5
Starting from her 50-yard lire she marched
steadily down the field across the Dart
mouth goal line for the second roucr5ov,r
- eleven rEshes- The running vas entiraIv
b. Campbell and Wendell, and principally
between tackle and end. Wendell carried
me bali over and Fisher kicked the second
goal. making the score s. This ended the
scoring.
The play during the rest Of the period. as
Vel a. II the fourth, vas entirely in Dart
mouth territory. IN the fourth period Har-
ward was twice inside Of Dartnaouth's L.
yard line and once on the 4-yard line, but
instead o. trying 3 goal from the field the
Crimson tried 70 rush, and in each case lost
the bail on downs. The game ended with
the bah in Harvard's possession after G
KICK On her 5q-yard line
Harvard CIs) Position. Dartmouth C0)
-----.-. Left end. Daily
60 -----..-.-- Left tackle. .....-.. .Sherw;n
- ''-'..s.- Left guard. Whitmore
- rs ----...- Centre ..........-. .Needharn
E-s9er ---..-.. Right Fuara EIcock
- '-----L-s Right tackle-.---- - Love joy
l. y smith -- hight end .-..-.--.... RYAN
Elgsl lessvorth-.- cuarterbacE < -. ingersoii
Z--i1a55l Left haIfback. Morey
!. ence-l- .--...-- Right haIfback....G Hoba1
-ao-ilso H. FuiI5ack .-...---... .Barends
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