New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

been seen in Boston for years.
However, it was not until the third
period shat Dartmouth was able TO put
on a consistent offense t:iat enabled it
10 score. In The first half the Green
passed UP several splendid opportuni-
eies through inability TO show anything
in the way of sustained ofeuse. II be-
gan 10 look in the third quarter as If
The game would result in scoreless
tie from the manner in which both
seams were defending. Early in the
third period Burke, of Dartmouth. in
ssreepted a forward pass on Browns
40-yard line. But once again the Green
had to give 10 the ball because 1t was
unable TO make any advance against
the staiwaft Brunoninn line.
Dartmouth Begins Triumphsi March
Calder was forced 10 kick, the ball
going over Browne goai line, and an
exchange Of punts followed. Brown
then started q rushing attack, and on
the FIRST rush Adams broke through the
left side OF the Dartmouth line and
sprinted across the field Lynch, of
Dartmouth. overlook him and threw
him so hard he dropped the ball, Iseav-
itt recovering for the Green.
Then it was that the Green went into
action with a fighting spirit that was
not to be denied Using nothing but
straight piunges and with Captain
Burk, Calder and Leavitt carrying the
bali In turn, the Hanoverians marched
steadily from Browns 24-yard line to
the goal. As they neared the goal-post
tho voice of young Halsey Mills could
plainly be heard above the din, snap
ping cut the signals. When the Green
was within five yards Of the goal line
Mills used his hands and his head, as
we'll as his voice. With his hands he
gssticulated sharply keeping time to
staceato commands. Milis's spirit was
an inspiration as we'll as a guidance
He wss irresistible as the Maid of Or
leans when she led her army to victory.
The Brown line from end to end is
she best in the country, and UP TO
TOW it had held the Dartmouth attack
N check easily. But Mills was driving
his team SO hard tho Hanoverians' as
sault was irresistible. Finally, on a last
desperate plunge, Leavitt went over for
the only touchdown Of the afternoon.
Calder easily kicked the goal from
placement. Shortly after the touch
down was scored the period ended
Browns Aerial Game Uncertain
In the final quarter Brown cut loose
With varied assortment Of forward
passes. most OF which were grounded.
Having obtained touchdown the New
Hampshire students were confident and
we're constantly alert ever after. Dart
mouth might have scored several more
points in the final period had il at
tempted any goals from the field. Once
the Green was on the 23-yard line with
three yards to go for first down, but
instead OF kicking tried forward pass
and lost the ball. Later in the period
Dartmouth had the bali on the S4-yard
iine with about four yards to go for a
tlrst down. Again, instead Of kicking
for goal, it tried forward pass and
lost the ball.
Brown and Dartmouth seem the
equals Of most teams in the country
lefensively, but neither has any Of
Tense to speak Of Dartmouth showed
TO better advantage in this department.
to-day and won.
The first half of the game was fsa-
tured mostly by brilliant defensive
play but stupid offensive tactics. Dart
mouth had three splendid opportunities
FOR scoring, but weak offensive that
would not have done credit to even a
nigh school team prevented the Green
from utilizing its chances. Early In
the hrst period Myers, the Brown quar-
terback, while foolishly attempting TO
catch ore Of Calder's punts as several
Dartmouth line men stood waiting to
.pounce upon him, fumbled, and Hatch
quickly recovered for Dartmouth. That
/ was on Browns 40-yard line.
Y Dartmouth SET" on Touchdown
Three consecutive rushes netted
something like eight ynrds, but instead
OF attempting goal from the field the
I Hanoyerians made q smash at the line
and missed making the required dis-
sance by yard. Myers Immediately
kicked, and Dartmouth was back deep
IN it's own territory. Later in the same
period Myers again rushed madly across
the slippery turf to pull down one of
Galder's high kicks. He had hardly got
mis- hands on the ball when several
Dartmouth men struck him sumaltane-
eusly. Myers fell to the ground with
= thud, the hall hoped cut OF his
arms aud Coldsteien promptly gathered
in the leather. Once again Dartm outh
wac on Browns 40-yard line and in
good position to strike for score
But the Green had no offense to speak
Of to advance the bali. On the second
down Dartmouth tried te pass. The
pass was poor, however, and the ball
sailed directly into the arms of Adams,
Who ran twelve yards before he was
downed.