The New York herald., 1921-11-20
Frugone Brooklyn Youth, Plays With Syracuse.

ply could not stop this new drive. An
derson took the ball and while the SYRIA
cuse forwards drove the Dartmouth line
back the Orange field general went over
for the touchdown which won the battle.
First Period.
The first quarter was free from scor-
ing. Dartmouth received the kickoff, but
had to punt, and then Syracuse had to
return the ball through the air. Dart
mouth hurled pass, and it went smack
into the hands of Anderson, who came
through with one of the most thrilling
runs of the afternoon. The quarterback
lodged and scooted and stumbled on the
wet grass. Guiding several tacklers, and
never did stop until he had gone forty
five yards and was only five yards from
the goal line. He fell on the heavy turf
and before he could rise bevy of
Dartmouth beauties smeared him
aplenty.
Syracuse found itself only five yards
from a touchdown---five yards destined
to BATTLE the Orange. One smash, an
other, a third--and Dartmouth was hold
ing strong, while Syracuse had only
three yards to show for its triple en-
deavor.
On, the fourth down Syracuse sent
forward pass over the goal line. to the
ground-a touchback. and Dartmouth
In possession of the ball on It's own 20
yard line, while its adherents went stark
mad. There were a few exchanges of
punts and when time was called IL was
Syracuse's ball on its own AZ yard post.
Second Period.
A nine yard dash through the Dart
mouth left by Zimmerman featured the
early play in the second quarter. but
Syracuse had to give up the ball. IL
kicked and soon Dartmouth kicked.
tumble gave the ball to Dartmouth on
Syracuse's 40 yard mark. Dartmouth's
attempt to throw the ball was baked
so it kicked. Syracuse returned the ball
1t was a poor punt and Dartmouth was
only SO yards from the Orange goal line.
Now Robertson, who had been saved
on account of mending hurts, was
rushed into the battle for try at a
field goal. Two punches failed to gain.
SO Robertson fell back to drop kick.
The pass was very poor and struck
the Green leader in the face. He seemed
stunned. AS the ball bounded away he
seemed unable to rouse himself to the
pursuit. McRay rushed UP, took the
ball as 1t bounded up neatly, ran sixty
yards with no opposition and planted
it behind the goal posts. Zimmerman
kicked goal.
This was disheartening development
for Dartmouth men, but not for the
Dartmouth team. Soon it opened its at
tack wide and a forward pass from
Robertson to Lynch went for 25 yards.
Another pass went for q touchback.
Syracuse kicked and Dartmouth again
resorted to that ready weapon of the
desperate-the forward pass, Two
tosses failed.
Syracuse got the ball and completed
twenty-seven yard pass to MacRae. but
another pass went for a touchback. Soon
the half ended
Third Period.
Early in the third period Dartmouth
punted. and then Syracuse tried an on
side kick. Dartmouth kicked. Calder
drove the ball to Kellogg, who let it get
away from him. while Lynch came up
and, gathering it in. ran thirty-five yards
for his touchdown. Later Syracuse
faxed try for a placement goal, very
neatly turning It into a forward pass to
MacRae for thirty yards. 1t was the
strategic gem Of the game. Their came
Dartmouth's fine stand.
Fourth Period.
After Syracuse had been held on the
one foot line and then had organized
that assault which gave IL q touch down
and victory Syracuse took the ball on
downs 1t could not advance, so Il
puntcd and then Dartmouth went TO the
pass. Four tosses were tried. and only
one was completed. for fifteen yards.
Syracuse took the bail. and instead of
kicking tried to advance. IL had to kick
In time, and then Dartmouth tried an
other pass. which was intercepted by
Zimmerman on Syracuse's as yard line.
That ended the Dartmouth threat for
the day.
Syracuse tried only four passes. two
of which were completed for fifty-seven
yards. Dartmouth tried seventeen passes
and completed only two. for forty yards
The lineup
Dartmouth Il, gvrafusn Cin