Evening star., 1925-11-15


were good for 80 yards, and he rarely
missed a receiver whenever he cut
loose.
Visitors Tricks Stay Maroons.
Dartmouth's tricky style of play
stunned the Maroons from the start,
but in the third period they began
to solve the Fasteners style and held
them while driving through the line
to make their most dangerous threat
of the game. Chicago's only touch
down was scored in this period, and
was largely the result of a penalty
inflicted on Dartmouth that gave Chi
cago the ball on the Green 2O-yard
line
Kernwein started a drive from this
point that resulted in his scoring u
touchdown few minutes later.
kernwein tore around right end for
yards, with Mckinney, who had
replaced Marks, following him an
instant later with s yards arouIfd left
end. This gave Chicago first down
on Dartmouth's 6-yard line. Kern
vein tried to go over on the next
play on line smash, but was stop
ped. On the next lineup, however,
he cut in between right tackle and
end, fighting his way across the goal
line. Drain, who had replaced Curley
at quarterback, scored the extra point
with a drop-kick. This ended Chi
cago's scoring threat, and from then
on the Maroons were on the defensive.
Swede Always i'm Evidence.
Only one of Dartmouth's touch
downs was made in which Oberland-
er's passing did not figure. Ober-
lander figured on one end of this
score, however. as he punted 80 yards
to Curley, the Maroon'S safety player,
who was playing deep in Chicago's
territory. With less than a minute
to go before the second period ended,
Oberlander's toe crashed against the
ball and it went high in the air,
bounding past Curley, whose hands
barely touched the ball. Capt.
Parker of the Hanover eleven, who
was tearing down the field under the
kick, scooped up the ball as it was
bouncing along, and ran yards for
a touchdown.
The other four touchdowns scored
by the Dartmouth team were the re-
suit of Oberlander's overhead shots.
Late in the first period Oberlander
hurled pass to Tully from the "a
yard line, Tully receiving the ball on
the 1o-yard line and racing across the
goal for the first touchdown Tully
also added the extra point by drop
kicking.
In the third period Oberlander threw
2O-yard pass to Lane, who was wait.
ing for it on the edge of the field
Then with a clear field ahead of him
he ran Is yards for touchdown, but
McPhail's attempt to add the extra
point was blocked. This score was
preceded by cyclonic running and
passing attack that left the Maroons
dazed and the spectators in a fever of
excitement.
Hurls Four Straight Passes.
In the fourth period Oberlander
threw four passes in succession, the
last one for % yards going to Lane,
who ran the remaining yards for a.
touchdown.
Dartmouth ended it's scoring as the
first shadows of night were settling
over the field. when McPhail inter.
cepted a Chicago pass on Chicago's
45-yard line. Lane tried his hand at
passing, heaving one to Oberlander,
and then Oberlander passed to
Straight, giving Dartmouth a first
down on Chicagos 2S-yard line. Nc
Phail, after cutting back for more
than 10 yards, ran around right end
for gain of IL yards, giving Dart.
mouth first down on Chicaso's 15-yard
line. Oberlander threw a pass to Lane
that was completed back of the goal,
giving Dartmouth it's final touchdown.
Oberlander figured in 20 passes and
completed 10 of them for total gain
of 40 yards
Chicago's forward passing attack
was failure. the Maroons completing
only out of II for 35 yards.
Dartmouth made II first downs as
compared with II for Chicago, but
Kernwein had a slight edge on Ober
lander in punting. avera ging 45 yards
to 40 for the Dartmouth star.
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