Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
Dartmouth Leads
Penn by Z too



berth on the team. lIc was the
third of the pony backticld quartet.
Wittmcr is one of the fastest men in
the Penn squad and will do the big part
of the ball-carrying when the Quakers
are on the offensive. lie has learned
the art of taCkling. in which he has
been deficient. and thc\COachcs decided
last night that they would start him
over half dozen other halfbacks who
have shown the goods of late.
Al Iangdon. the Scranton High
School lad, started at the other half
back post. He is an excellent tackler
and can run the ball with the best of
them. The backtield average weight
will be 14a pounds, about the lightest
set OF backs that have ever set foot
on New York for a major college game.
In thcN line Penn started Grave
and Ertrcssvaag, the veterans on the
ends Dern at center. Pcndleton and
Thurman at tackles and Graf and Suth-
erland at guards. According to one
of the coaches. Phil Pendlcton Is get
, ting the call over Genthner because of
his ability to stop the reverse plays of
Lafayette last week. The coaches fig
urc that he can stop the famous Dart
mouth shift If it comes toward him.
Dcrn started because of his hcady
play of the last two games. He has
shown brilliantly on the defensive, par
tiCuarly On sensing the direction in
which the play Is coming from the op-
position.
Graf's great play against Lafayette
has earned him the guard post formerly
held by the veteran COchrane. Thur
man is shifted from guard to tackle,
where he played last season. Suthcr-
land is holding down his regular place.
Cannell expects to start big Jim Rob =
ertson at halfback. Burke at the other,
Hall at quarterback and IIoag at full :
bnck. In the line he has made Several
changes. notably that which sent Al
GOldstcin, the former Central High
School boy, of Philadelphia, to left
tackle.
Captain Wray. of Penn. won the toss
and elected to receive the kick off from
Dartmouth. Robertson kicked off to
Wray on Pcnn's 2J-yard line. He ran
the ball back 10 yards. Wray failed to
gain at left end. Miller made . yards
at left tackle. A 25-yard forward pass.
Wray to Grave, gave Penn first down
on Dartmouth's 40 yard line. Miller
made yards through center. Hoag
intercepted forward pass on Dart
mouths 80 yard line. He was downed
hH nv cuuRht tHe Dali.
Robertson made 3 yards through CEN
ter. Burke made . at left tackle. Miller
intercepted a forward pass In midfeld
and ran the ball to Dartmouth's 40
tord line. Miller went out of bounds
without gain. Wray made 3 yards at
lrtt tackle: \ forward pass, Wray to
Miller, gained 3 yards. Wray puntcd
over he goal line giving Dartmouth the
first down on their own 2j-ynrd line.
Burke hit left guard for 3 yards. The
same player made I yards through cen .
ter: Robertson went through center for
q first down on his own 3S-yard line.
burko shot through the pivot position
I for / yards.
Dartmouth, however, was detected
ofSldc and was penalized } yards.
Burke plunged through center for
yards. Robertson went through center
for yards, Robertson fuiled at right
tackle. liong went through center for
n first down in midfeld. Robertson
swung Pcnn'S left end for II yards.
/ Thurman tossed Burke for 3-yard loss.
Robertson went through center for .
yards. Burke lost yards on an at
! tempted end run.
Wray intercepted forward pass on
his own 2O-yard line. Wray swung
left end for yards. Wittmer lost 5
yards on an attempt at right end. Wray
punted to Burke on Dartmouth's 3S-
yard line, where lie was dropped by
Grave Robertson hit center for 1 yards.
Burke added > nt right tackle, but
Dartmouth was caught off sides and
penalized 5 yards. Robertson, puntcd
ovcrthe goal line giving Penn a first
down on their own 2O-yard line. Witt
mcr failed at center. The same player
made two around right end.
Wray pnnted to Burke on Dart
mouth 45-yard iinC and returned the
ball 10 yards. Iloag made 3 Yards
through center. Burke failed to gain at
Penn's right SIDE. Goldstein was hurt
on the play. but resumed. Robertson
made yards at right tackle. Hoag
added 3 more for first down. Robert
son failed at left tackle. IIoag and
burke between them made wards
through center. Robertson dropped back
to Penn's 45-yard line in an attempted
goal from the field. The pigskin rolled
out Of bounds on Pcnn's 10-yard line
Penn was caught offside and penalized
. yards. Burke swung right end for S
yards and here the period ended. Score ::
Dartmouth. 0; Penn. 0.
Second Period
Robertson hit center for a first down
on Penn's 12-yard line Genthner re :
placed Pendleton for Penn. Burke hit
center for yards. Robertson went
out of bounds on Penn's 1yard line
On the next play Robertson went
through left tackle for a touchdown,
He also kicked the goal. Score: Dart.
mouth, 4; Penn, 0.