The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
PENN CRUSHED
BY DARTMOUTH
TEAM, "A TOT
Overwhelming Defeat Adj
ninistered by Fast
Green Eleven.
quaker Team Lffeless, While
Rivals Play Brilliantly
Before $4,000.
by DANIEL.


Special Despatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49, - Green
streaks went shooting up and down
Franklin Field this afternoon until
good many Of the % 600 spectators be-
came bleary eyed and the Pennsyl-
vania football team began to see pink
elephants and violet antelopes. The
verdant comets and meteors were
members of the Dartmouth eleven.
who scintillated and dazzled hither and
thither in the course of piling up a
score of A to against the Quaker
combination.
II the game was a nightmare for the
Penn eleven, it was even more so for
the thousands of it's adherents who
came with the expectation OF seeing
their favorites keep up the fine work
which had given them three touch
downs against Pittsburg last week,
and held the Wanted Panthers almost
even. Last Saturday Penn played
with snap and dash. To-day, Nth the
exception of a few minutes in the
third period, in which Miller scored
its lone touchdown, 1t was q lifeless
outfit. The Quakers acted like a shop
worn aggregation. whose only goal
was the end of the season.
In putting over six touchdowns and
hacking all goals therefrom. I'm additio;.
t. scoring two points on a safety. the
dartmouth eleven acted Ike one os
the strongest teams in the country. IL
Lad shown splendid form in defeating
Cornell in New York last Saturday. but
against Penn 1t fairly outdid itself ami
Put up its finest exhibition in several
years. There was not a single position
ir which Dartmouth did not have the
be tier man. Penn was outclassed.
A Stunning Setback.
For Penn the beating was a particu-
-arly poignant one Not In years and
years had ii suffered so stunning a Sc
be ok. Not since Georgia Tech. coached
BY the Herman who is teaching Penn
its football tricks this season over
whelmed the Quakers in 1918 by IL TO
had any team ever approached the
total which Dartmouth accumulated th's
afternoon. For Dartmouth the triumph
ne ant five in a row over Penn-flve out
OF nine in the series. with one game d
tie.
1t took the Dartmouth team n full
period to warm to its task, the first
quarter going without any score. Blu.
once II got It's momentum in the second
pt Rod Dartmouth was not to be stopped
J. scored three touchdowns and safety
in that second division Of fifteen min
utes. In the third period II got twp
more touchdowns. and In the last quar-
ter with "a team composed almost en-
another crossing OF PENIS final chalk
mark. To bingham, one Of the best
centres in the round universe. went the
distinction OF kicking all Of the 81 <
goals from touchdown.
Three of the Dartmouth touchdowns
were scored BY Burke. possibly rela
tive OF the famed Burke of the sti
more famous Kelly and Burke and Shay
u 10 of the baseball muse. This Burke
Il ON the hills OF New Hampshire dc
served to have a poem written all about
himself. He was as fast as deer. as
elusive as a will o. the wisp and at
times as powerful as battering ram
Al, this and more was Burke.
Two Of the Hanoverians' touchdowns
went to the credit of the black Shell
burne, who was not as spectacular as
Burke, but ever reliable when small
gain was needed through the line. The
sixth Dartmouth score was carried over
by Jordan. who dashed a mere fifty
five yards for a touchdown at the start
Of the third period.