The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
PENN QUITS COLD TO
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN
After Opening Period Quakers.
With Few Exceptions, Are
Lacking in Spirit.
CHEZ Is INDIVIDUAL STAR

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-The big Green
football team representing DartmouM
swamped the University of Pennsylvau
eleven this afternoon at Franklin Field D,
the score of IL to 0. 1t was not that Dart.
mouth was so good. but rather that Penn
was so poor.
In the first quarter Penn played
splendid defensive game, holding It's con.
querors twice for downs inside Of the
| s yard line. but thereafter the Red and
Blue fight departed never to return. ana
It was merely a question of how many
times Dartmouth could score. The pung.
Ing backield from Hanover. made Up
OF Whitney, Curtis and Gerrish. plunged
through the unwieldy Penn line for small
but consistent gains.
Journcay. Moffett and Hopkins strur-
gled increasingly and to good effect bu,
could not hold the big Green team lone
These three men made nearly every tackle
for the Quakcrs. but received practically
no support from the other eight ~
Coach Brooke saw man after man on the
Pennsylvania team quit cold he pulled
them out being forced to play nearly all
the second string players before the end
OF the game.
Ghee, 1T quarterback for the visitors
gave a splendid exhibition of all around
playing. He squirmed through the Penn
team repeatedly for gains OF twenty and
thirty yards, and also handled the ball
/ taultlessly from the quarterback pos
ton. His one weakness was fumhling
punts He fumhled these repeatedly bu;
recovered In all but two instances
Great interest was manifested in the
struggle lpfN Nike IDnrizus =
big Greek guard. and Spears who opposed
him on the Dartmouth team. Dorizas
was undoubtedly the stronger man, bI,
was unable to hold his more experienced
opponent. Spears broke through the
Greek at will. until finally Dorizas was
replaced by Withcrow In the third period
Whitney and Curtis, punting fer Dat.
n;outh. averaged seven Yards more on their
punts than Tucker and Avery. who did
the kicking for Penn. Forward passing
was the only feature OF the game in
which the Quakcrs eXCelled. They made
sixteen attempts. OF which seveh Wen"
completed, while Dartmouth completed
seven out Of thirteen tries.
Dartmouth's first score came in tho Ars'
three minutes OF the second period
Tucker standing OH PENIS 30 yard line,
attempted forward pass TO Hopkins
which was Intercepted by Curtis. who ran
! the ball hack to PENIS 3 yard line
before Inc was downed On the Fourth
down Murdoch scored. Pudrth kicked he
ronl Eight minutes later Curtis tore
open the Penn line for twenty Hrd
gain. bringing the ball to PENIS ~ yard
line Winship scored on forward pass
from Ghee. Pudrith kicked the goal
In each of the last two periods part'
mouth scored twice. The first score re
suited from a 80 yard run by Ghee in
returning one of fuckers punts, and
thirteen yard plunge through right tackle
! by Murdoch. Pudrith kicked the goal.
Dartmouth's second completed forward
pass came when Comiskey. substituting
| for Ghee. tossed the ball ten yards TO
Gerrsh. who scored on a fifteen yard run.
Murdoch dropped Comskey's kick ont.
The third period ended with the ball
| In Dartmouths possession on PENIS
yard line on the first play in the last
period Thielschier scored on line plunge
through right guard, The final score came
a few minutes later, when ComIsk'y
scored from the IS yard line on . DO
layed pass that caught the whole Penn
team mapping. The lineup: