Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
DARTMOUTH TRIUMPHs
OVER GEORGIA ELEVEN
post-Season Game Fierccly
Fought, but Clearly Played.
to 10 Score.
HULL DOGS ARE TOO WEAK
'rcen Team OutplnyS Opponents In
flushing HALL ON STRAIGHT PLAYS, but
Unable 10 Sustain Attack To eros,
Goal but Once.
Hull DOGS ARE roo WEAK
[By Assoclated rrcss. ,


tBy Associated rrcSs.l
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 26.-Th. Dart
mouth football team. from New
hampshire. tr!umphed over Georgia
Inivcrsity'S Sridiron warriors. to o.,
mere today in post-season game
that was tiercely fought but cleanly
played and FUN of thrills from the
RECKON TO the final whistle.
The Green team outplayed the
Georgia Bull Dogs in rushing the ban
on straight football plays, but were
rerer able To sustain their attack
long enough I" reach the goal. ana
their only score came from q play
that might have originated in the
mind OF writer of football fiction.
ON their own thirty-seven- yard line
and with the second period almos,
over, the New Hampshire lads re-
sorted TO the aerial attack again.
Intercept Most rnsncs.
Georgia had been breaking il up In
hearticss fashion. but for three sue
cessirc times the sphere was hurled
only to fall To the ground. With
enc minute To so and on the fourth
down. Calder shot the ball back to
Robertson. who hurled il straight and
true down the field almost fifty yards.
Coming as it did after many failures.
IL was 4 100 to ! shot. tut Lynch. Il
snatched the piEskin out OF the air
and raced the remaining twenty
yards 10 the goal and victory. Ncid-
finger kicked the goal and the scor-
ing was over for the afternoon, de-
spite many later attempts.
The game was played under a
leaden sky with a misty rain that was
cold rs snowflakes drifting across
Grant Field. The weather served to
nt
crowd was estimated at slightly up
wards OF 10000. where more than co.
600 have gathered to SEQ Georgia
Tech meet its opponents, but the
temperature had no effect on the en-
thusiasm that started with the first
welcoming cheer in honor of the Visi-
tors arrival and the roar of GLORY,
Glory to Old Georgia" as the Bull
Dogs marched out. The Georgia stu
dent body in full was down from
Athens to cheer its team. The Tech
students turned out and checrcd
Georgia, too, but they never hcsitated
TO roar their approval ut successful
attacks by Dartmouth on the Gcor-
gia line. Hundreds of Georgia alumni
added TO the spectators, shouting as
= brazenly as any Georgia freshman
the old slogan that never would be
censored: Give 'em HI. Georgia."
GrcnI Gruund-t:nincrs.
They saw Georgia team mighty
OF defense, but weak, compared to
Dartmouth. on attack, for the Green
team gained 1871 yards OH straight
football and made ten first downs to
GeorSia's l56 yards and seven fret
downs. Dartmouth was pcnaliZed six
times for ofrsidc and once for holdina.
and Georgia incurred two offsidc
penalties and one for holding.
sEnmlIlIy were moro frequent Inv tho
visitors than by the GcorSians. and
twice Smith, playing safety, fumfled
puntS, which Day. OF Georgia, pounccd
upon each time. In the second pc
criod such a play gave Georgia the
ball on Dartmouth's twenty-yard line.
but the Dartmouth players held.
forward pass failed at q crucial mo-
ment, and Georgia's chance was lost.
Dartmouth obtained the oval on Gcor-
gia's twcnty-yard line in Il similar
manner. but met the same fate. Other
attempts at scoring included two
failures at drop kicks from about
the thirty five yard line ty Randall
and one by Robertson.
Despite his Intellectual kicks, Ram
dali. :; freshman from Jacksonville.
was one OF titS. Starsiof the Georgia
team. making lrtlger and more con-
sistcnt gains than any other player.
j
relieving Randall. who was slightly
injured, also gained ground at times,
Calder. Burke, Edwards and Smith
were the chief ground gamers for
the New hampshire team. ard Rob-
ertson. playing tackle, was a power
on defense.
Dartmouth succeeded in only two
out of q dozen forward passes. while
Georgia JAILED IN all ten tried. Pow
erful dctcnscs on each side made the
game one of frequent punting, cor
Dartmouth could only gain at times
and Georgin's gains were chiefly In
the third period, when the Bull Dogs
had things pretty much their own
way on attack. save for lack of tn.
final puach 10 sweep across the goal.
Lineup and summary:
Dartmouth Position Georgia
Threshie. 49,. loft end =. %. Reynolds
Robertson. left tackle. J. Bennett
D.Mooro. ....lcft guard. :. Whelchcl
Suitmier.. center .... Day
q. Moore. right guard Anthony
Neidlingcr. fright TACKLE. Pew
Lynch right END .p. Bennett
Smith ... quarter back 49,. Randall
Calder. ....... left half 80. Thompson
Burke. ....... right haii 80. Hartley
Edwards. ... fun back ..... Spicer
Score BY periods:
Dartmouth ........ q : @ o.
Georgia .......... 0 o.,
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown
Lynch; goal from touchdown Ncid.
linger: -Magonn (Michigan,
umpire-McGrath: head linesmau-
Springer CPennsy!vania): ;iield jmdg,
-Burleigh. Periods-i5 minute.