The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
DARTMOUTH WINS !
FROM CORNEll'S Il
Take Their Measure in
Game at Polo Grounds
Before Is, 900 Alumni
and Students.

New York. Oct. .--Dartm outh
took Cornell's measure. to 0. In
holly contested football game today
AT the polo Grounds. Each eleven
was loudly encouraged by thousands
Of alumni fans The IS 900 persons
attending acted like an old Thanks
giving Day crowd at Yale-Prince-
ton game.
measure OF Cornelrs spirit which
did not flag. despite Dartmouth's su-
neriority The Green was always
master OF the situation, but several
times was halted In its advance to-
ward the goal of the ithaca men,
who held their own fairly well dur
ing the first two periods. Dartmouth
scored in the third and in the fourth
field goal was kicked by Robertson
from the 47-yard line. giving Dart
mouth her Anal three points.
Yale easily defeated Tufts, ~ to o.
at the Yale bowl New Haven. today.
scoring Eve touchdowns. a fieid goal
and four goals from touchdowna. The
visiting eleven at no time endAn-
goal. attempted from beyond the half
length of the field was the only az
gressive effort of the Tufts men to
score.
Herbert Rempton. E1fs new neid
general. starred individually for his
team. registering three OF the fve
touchdowns but making two FUN
bles neither of which proved costly.
webb the new Yale fullbock, came
next AS stellar performer, with two
scores to his credit.
Colgate triumphed over Princeton
on the Tigers home field today. 1t lie
true. but there was never a stage of
the four periods when the visitors
were not aware that they were en-
gagged in a real football game
Princeton was no easy mark, even
though her fighting machine was not
strictly speaking. the equal OF the
great machine with which Colgate
last week overwhelmed Cornell It
was not unit 1.-The final stage Of the
game that the outcome was no longer
in doubt. for the Tigers constantly
displayed their right to the name by
the flerccncss of their play:
Wind Against Princeton.
In tho second period it appeared
as If Princeton would score. but the
strong wind rendered futile the
grave attempt of Keck, the Tigers
tackle, to kick the ban A. yards in
it's teeth Colgate scored n touch
down IN tho third quarter and West
kicked the goal.
North met South in the hig con-
crete stadium at Cambridge today
when Harvard defeated University OF
Virginia ~ 10 O. The light team from
! Dixie proved no match 70 rthe Har-
ward eleven which plunged through
It's defense apparently at will, Vir-
ginia failed 10 make first down un-
til late In the third period when a
7 succession of forward and double
passes put the ball on Harvard s
twelve ward line.
The Southerners entered the bat
tie minus two Of their best linemen.
Parrish, left guard had developed
Ineasies, and Blakey left tackle. was
, laid up with injuries,
The Army eleven staged come
! back at West Point today which
swept aside Boston college, Is to 0.
! The soldiers trounced the Hub col
= legians, who. a week ago. conquered
Yale The Bostonians were never
/ dangerously near the Army goal line
with a single exception. This came
/ in the final quarter when An Army
man was banished for smuggling and
the cadets were setback half the dts-
| lance to their goal line. This put
the ball on the Army 3s-yArd line
But even with this the visitors could
) 40 nothing with tha,Army Txen1s = r
The Midshipmen won from Buck
nell at Annapolis today II to 6, In 4
game which was full OF good football
play and gave the Navy lads their
first treat OF the season. The Navy
scored touchdown and goal in the
first period and two of each in the
final quarter
Bucknell scored in the third
quarter on two spectacular plays
The final quarter was all navy.