New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09


the tussie forgot The tang to the ray
II the closing moments. fought the t
isspai. in the hope of foiling tickle
pennsylvania may have been beaten .
ut the Qrakers were not discraced
TIE breaks OF .hc game went AGAINST
HON from stnrt to finish. from first TO
asst Otherwise Dartmouth tonight
would he Cumming in defeat instead
u radlatinG ia one Of its most glor-
GUS accomplishments Of the season
The margin OF victory represents that
somewhat inconseQuentai point which
cAn be registered from goal after
.ouchdowr
Three times during the frenzied aft
eTnoon each side crossed the others
goal lire. Dartmouth converted two
# her three tries. Pennsylvania failed
N txo of hey three ATTEMPTS And
nat alone mea ure4 the difference in
ass and skia as registered IN the cold
ma itdlsputable court Of figures.
Ilocm Lnshrouds Green
DARTMOUTH is celebrating this VIC
2ry with no colored fires A pail Of
u
NNGnt DC Npected among the c.
'orts Of . great general fallen at tho
moment Of victory. A.. the joy Of the
10 victory over Penn was doused as
ne re'ult Of an injury that will rob
he Green Of the services Of Robert
on the wonderful halfhqci and bull
Eark Of the Hanoverian tefense. for
~ rest % the season.
Robertson. who PLAYED a wonderful
a q, 81 ,,.1,o
vas Dartmouth big ace i'm the kick
ng dep4rtment. Was so unfortunate as
'' sur. er broken leg early in the third
period The injury h ghy dramatized
me o. tie m3st thrilling moments o
he titanic struggle. An exchange OF
ounts had left Dartmouth in posses
'lon OF the ball on Pcun's 45-yard line
md Penn was leading, y to :, at the
inc
ON double pas from a kick forma-
lon Robertson foole Hopper. who had
est replaced r. Miller. and sMrtcd
ems end with an apparently ciear
cid IN prospect He soon left the
ldahers all IN q lurch-all save Light.
The latter cut over for the runner and
a'led MIN from behind in as pretty
tackle as could be seen anywhere,
nrowlns Robertson with such force
mar his right leg snapped above the
nike.
Robe ltson had to be carried from
he f cid Light agility and deadly
IN saved Pennsylvania for the time.
tlt they cost Dartmouth's future heav-
ly and postponed the inevitable but
little season.
The Miller boys. a. the end posi-
ions for the Quakers. showed Dart
mouth more wrIuk es in tackling than
he Green had experienced before THIS
eason. Invariably these ends were
light down the field after Burners
UNITS 10 nail the reco yers in their
racks. The Quaker line on defense
vas thing OF beauty in comparison
its heavier opponent. 1t wa a wall
Il adamant.
Once, in the shadow Of its goal post,
he Red and Blue sent lis supporters
the verge Of apoplexy by holding
ne Green for downs. But FOR d pen
alty for otF-side Il would have held
gain and cheated Dartmouth out o.
IS last touchdown. ii was 10y inches
My that the Nanoveriaus by the aid
f this penalty nibbled by on the last
~ left to them.
Penn Keeps Up Fight
A team less stout Of heart than The
yuakers proved themselves TO be
light have lost splrit after such an
.auspIciols start IN the first few
aluutes OF play, before the Quakers
scre fairly settled. Dartmouth scored
touchdown and kicked the goal for
ump OF seven points Bat Fennsyl-
aria fought all the harder for TINS and
.ofore tho half ended had taken the
cad with two toucndowhs. 1t Wa such
spirit as was reflected ian tte be
avior Of the undergraduates ana
iumui after the game when. Two thous-
ai strong. they marched behind tnclr
and to the Pennsylvania Hotcl and
tho lobby scranadod their Idols,
lo' still. even in defeat.
HoiDrook. Dartmouth substitute,
lreraced even without Ii number IN
re official program, usurped the spot
ight the rat nee. 1t was he VINO
.ll, over the FIRST telling blow for the
srcen-a little matter OF "a run Tor
ONE slNty yards to touchdown, lol-
lrook had scarcely announced himself
the ofhcIa s. rs rep acing tcAbcr re-,
AIKEN out because Of INJURY before ne
gas called upon TO carry the ball
Holbrook fDmbiod the pass. but. re
overlug on the first bound without
osine stride. he Wormed has way
Trough a broken Geld OF tack ers and
printed away from the p eek Is place
ne ball fairly behind Pcnn's goal
losts Cunningham kicked goal In
he third period. when the Qaakcrs
eemed destined 20 hold for downs for
ne second time In the shadow Of their
onl posts Holbrook was given the
all 70 make tine few inches necessary.
Pennsylvania displayed % wonderful
eral attack hat had the big Green
s4m thorough y uoup-ussed. The
neautifu' execution Of the long pass in
he first period soon pat the Red and
tue right back in the picture. Sew
RAJ exchange Of punts left Penn IN
,ossossion Of the bal IN midheld. A
loVcriy executed long throw. Bell to
Miller. gained thr.y-ive yards
fne bal then went over 10 Dart
aoD,n when Light turned forward
iass into Rottrtson's clutches But
'cuH held for downs and Immediately,
ftcr ore incomp etc pass. worked the
erial for touchdo~u-Bell to Bru-
.er II Muller failed at goal after a
rottv p@nt-out.
II was the forward passing Of Cap
ain Bell that added another touch
Inwn 10 Penns tally IN the second
.criod and put the Quakers well in
ron' for the inst and only time A
Hing for NJ eisnt ynrds gain. Bell 20
}runer. started the Red md Blue ma
hinc on q victorious march. Bell went
fhrouya center for Eve yards and first
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