New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

I !. bester than good little one.
4 80. Ear an instant did the New
-,.,asrs Jet up in their efforts to
he tide Of battle that surged
4 ..t tAsa almost from the start.
1 ~. ,sfs ausU opponents were quite
/ = aassns ID their pursuit of the pur-
/ II The afternoon, and there was
| .,sa time after the first few
.,sstes that followed the kickoff
{ n. lie Green forces loomed as any
/ sss,esrept the runners-up in a two
4 ..,lsd engagement.
4 i view Of the numerous other up
4 s,sssE that have marked the current
& ,,s,cH, there were those who antici-
ard shst this struggle might result
4 sI! another upset. 1t was noised
l,,as IN advance that Dartmouth had
/ x bart set on winning this game; !;
Mr. was keyed to drumhead ten
sfd that it could pe counted on
3 b sister a few ham-strings in its
.s.r 10 win. But few teams coached
4 i Gil Dobie have ever been caught
1 ,,png. The morose and silent Cor
a ,sh mentor knows too we'll the i'm
4 s,,aace that mental attitude plays
big football game, and that
asIsin tha; the underdog sometimes
3 ,sYries into battle in the way of over
:sssdence and lack of alertness by
4 ls opposition, were notably missing.
i Cornell Uses Old Tactics
y ghisiwind smashes through the out
Il rwiieally all Of Cornell's earlier vic
!, success. With astounding speed
nd behind wall of human flesh con-
& ,is.sg Of some five or six interferers,
q Castaln Kaw tore across the Dart
asu.s, TANKS time and time again.
n iaen, shen the Green began to sift
4 through and check this attack, George
a pam, the sturdy, hard-running
H Quarterback, and Ramsey, quite some
hing Of human battering ram, di-
qsrted the drive to Dartmouth's mid
q SECTION with devastating destruction.
3 Il is q rather significant fact that
4 Cornell Mad posted total of thirteen
I Fsinss before anything in the nature
/ ciss iersard pass was attempted. Only
| oe.asiosslly throughout the game did
1 he Ghsegas resort to the aerial at
| tax IN his department this showed
| considerable proficiency, but apparent
4 lgiiRsi iet that it was hardly ne
a eassg yprry over it to any notable
a ssens
II fheir swh thirty-seven yard line
& mfssd the starting point for the first
isV'hasTn by the Ithacans. An eA-
tasrse Of punts following the kickoff
- Mtthfa Here. A steady march down
iss field with one dash Of fifteen
M ys BY Kaw featuring, took the ball
8 & he Vineyard marx, and from there
sanssy waded through the line for
M as tOaehdown on the third try. Han
8 N negotiated a goal from place for
M isextra point.
ia On the next drive Cornell took the
all on her forty-yard line after an
M ulhange Of punts. Three plays netted
# imrteen, yards and then Kaw broke
M Trough the right wing of the Dart
~ ssuth defense and sprinted from 46
II Eids for the second touchdown. Han
IN An missed the goal.
IA Up to this point Dartmouth had made
GIL y effort to show its offensive
M MRength. 1t required but few tests
8 sacdately thereafter to disclose the
Mklbbornness of the Cornell defense,
I'd a series of punts left the ball in
Ia enelfs possession on it's own 27-
"a afd line. at the close of the quarter.
IA Neidlinger's Attempt Fails
M Gornell kicked out of bounds on
@ httmouth's 47-yard line shortly after
iae start of the second period. Three
Ihrasts at til" Red line netted no more
aaa fve yards, and Fudge Neidlinger
dfepped back from his position at
Sstss to try shot at the goal from
ma san 47-yard line. 1t was q beauti-
attempt, the ball falling short Of
Nns Gcsshar by five or ten yards.
aas yss the first of cluster Of
ioai p|ss that the Green tackle made
SaslAg me TEST of this period. None
Ssasaa Sssssesseota but successive failures
sas discourage him from keeping up
taslade Over the goal line and
\ sg ,euch the ball would sail, and
an wsaell ! would bring it out to the 20
4 ss,s,, ,a me The Green was holding
4 va g,y well at this stage, and Cornell
\ "a "a .yseea wa to punt. Once Calder, who
4 ITa.s snAltis' tipped a 12-yard pass to
.rsan, AN, ana Neid!inger got shot from
4 Want n -, sS-yard line, but the ball
.sma aiue and low. On another at
Irt tbd as sfied from forty yards away,
eNart was fruitless.
1iAst A,nsCa Ms " Kaw got away a punt
A ,oilsa ss partly blocked. but the ball
4 soStb,s AUG tumbled past Mills, Dart
Als.ysss ,s:aiety man, to the Green's
HCassr lIhe, But fine pass from
q ssrSs 70 % Lynch netted thirty-fve
HSelS saa hanled the ball back to mid
q espted ~ another pass was inter
&as thss ramsey on his 38-yard line,
q xoriss aaif ended without further
llss,5sa,lt.el sas 51atele waged back and forth
asIsAer asIsAIs =, tae third period with
4 aaagav eTm an making any material
A.e St,,Ahe Srecn was mastering g
he boFh defense, but could make
81 lsso,i istsaway on it's own account.
4 f eass.l @aa pegun to get the trend of
q IL ysesSsihg game, and was covering
ps,.ss s,.eyers closely and rush;noe tie
as we'll. Near the end nf The
s haw Intercepted a mass on Dsrt-
4 .ss5ass eb-yard line. a bit latar he
through for fifteen wards ON a
4 seIya and two more niaya netted
,sss Yards. But had nass lost ten
Ted .d checked the rally. Hanson
Myssd i;s Placement kick from the 81.
Il out his aim was poor.
burke Replaces siegfrid
I'll sIaag NM the final period, Coach Cam
slses gsaee IN Captain Burke to re-
asn f5s3d IN a desperate effort TO
asrpct;o,.. .os. Evidently he carried
tsed bs.l 10 open things IN. It
#spass ana strategy. Kaw intercepted
&4.yara III ~ was dropped on Dartmouth's
nat tho. e, here was the opportunity
'sshes ae asa had been seeking. Five
aspth,s oaaIied the ball to Dart
sse yard line on first down