The New York herald., 1922-11-12
CAPTAIN KAW STAR
IN ITHACA VICTORY
Continued from First Page.

for another failure. Before the half was
over he tried two more. one from the As
yard line and one from the AS.
An exchange OF kicks followed Neid-
! lingcr's second failure and Dartmouth,
in possession OF the ball. rcsorted to an
aerial attack. Buckley srneared the first.
The second was completed. Mills to
Hatch, for first down on Corneirs SO
yard line. Eut when the Green men
came back to earth they couldn't score
and Neidlinger's toe couldn't help them
After bit Dartmouth got the ball
again and a forward pass, Calder 10
Lynch. from Dartmouths % yard line
was completed for a gain OF about
twenty-five yards. Immediately Dart
mouth tried again and Immediately UP
stepped Edward Kaw to capture 1t.
Cornell now had the ball on its own
| forty-seven yard line. The Rel now
decided to try the aerials. A pass from
Kaw to Gouinlock netted neat
down at Dartmouth's 26-yard line. An
other forward failed. after which
Pfann made five yards. On the next
| play Kaw passed successfully to Buck
ley, who stood on Dartmouth's 15~
yard line as the half ended.
Third for Cornell.
The nearest thing to a score in the
| third quarter was Hanson's failure to
! score a placement only seconds before
| the close of the period On the first
| play Of the hnat quarter Dartmouth
| tossed long forward to the 41-yard
| line. where who should be waiting for
| It but the irrepresslble kaw. or course
he caught 1t. charge by Kaw and
| Two by Ramsey brought The ball TO
| Dartmouth's 2l-yard line. George
Pfann made the next first down all by
his lonesome. Mr.. Cassidy of Homo
lulu carried it next. He got four. then
he got one and Pfann got four. Mr..
Cassidy OF Honolulu was called again.
] He went the rest Of the way TO
| touchdown. Hanson kicked the goal.
Dartmouth waited until the score
stood 19 to in favor of Cornell before
really threatening to score by rushing
the ball. Calder took the kickoff and
ran II back thlrty-five yards TO the 40
| yard line. A forward TO Lynch netted
! fourteen yards. Mills took another, and
brought il 70 Cornelrs IS yard line. Lee
! made two yards. Calder tossed a for
ward pass. Gouinlock grounded it. lie
| tried another. which Kaw and two more
! Cornell men snothered on their own
yard line. Calder tried still a third,
| pass that sailed across the goal line,
straight TO the waiting Capt Burke. Ii
| also had to go straight over George
Pfann and Edward Kaw- and Burke
never had q chance.
Dartmouth Misses n Chance.
The grounded forward pass behind the
| goal was a touchback. and, as the teams
| cane out TO resume battle at the 20
yard line Niedlinger, who had played
! hard, good game was withdrawn. He
| took Dartmouths hopes with him. for on
the first play Cornell fumbled and the
only easy chance OF score that he
/ might have had was gone. Instead,
| Dartmouth tried a forward, and Kaw
tthere's talk OF them substituting Kaw'
for Raw in Cornell cheers) nabbed it
on his own j yard line
Once in possession OF the ball, Cornell
straightway booted out of danser--com-
| pletcly out of danger. for Kaw did not
| fail to get off q single poor kick all
| afternoon. although he was hurried at
times Mills took the kick and dropped
the ball when he was sharply tackled.
| Tho oval bounded to Cornelrs sc yard
line. where an Ithacan fell on Il. There
was another exchange of kicks and
| Cornell had the ball on Dartmouth's IS
yard line. from which marker Hanson
dropped back q couple OF yards and
| kicked his placement. Hanson was hurt
shortly afterward and was removed
which gave Sundstrom a chance TO try
q placement from the ~ yard line. He
missed. Dartmouth kicked as soon as
the ball was put In play and the whistle
blew before the teams could swing into
action after kaw caught the punt.
| That victory rested where Il belonged
must have been proved TO the satisfac-
tion OF every one Of the estimated
! 5000 people who saw the game. Dart
mouth had a game and fighting team
that dug In Just little harder when
! Cornell threatened to make a runaway
OF tho contest in the first quarter. And
II was no runaway. Cornell spurts and
| Khw decided tho contest. but Cornell
| spurts and Kaw beat Dartmouth at
about every angle OF the physical COM
| bat except battle spirit Cornell made
nineteen first downs: Dartmouth made
! five. Cornell tried eight forwards; six
| were uncompleted and two grounded.
! Dartmouth tried fifteen: five we're COM
| pleted, six grounded and four inter-
| cepted The lineup:
Cornell (oS) Dartmouth (0).
vJerderson ....., Left end ..... Bjnrckrnann