Evening star., 1931-11-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~AMBRIDGE, Mass, November
26-The sun-kissed Indians
~ from Stanford, armed with all
of Glen Warmers offensive
trickery and their symbolic ak, today
scalped Dartmouth's Braves, 1876, in
the second clash of these widely sepa-
rated tribes.
The slaughter was terrific and COM
plete. A crowd of $4,000 New Eng
landers gathered for the massacre to
welcome old Pop Warner back to the
Harvard stadium after his 20-year alb
sence and while SO doing to glimpse
it's first view of the California brand
of foot ball.
AS Warner led his rangy tribe of
its Palo Alto reservation week ago
an admiring Stanford student body
honored the departure by lending its
famous cardinal ak, symbol OF VIC
tory for thirty odd years, for use dur
ing the Eastern invasion.
Get Quick Touchdown.
The ak was not on display, but
Stanford wasted no time getting down
to ax-like methods, for after taking
the opening kickoff its interfererS cut
down the left side of Dartmouth's line
so cleanly that Ernie Caddel was able
to skirt that flank for 72 yards and the
opening touchdown.
There was not a green-clad warrior
upright when he rounded that END
and dashed down the side-lineS. Cad
del added two more touchdowns during
the game, scoring again in the open
ing session with reverse and %,
ward burst through his left tackle and
taking a 27-yard pass from Capt. Harry
Hillman for his last trip over the Dart
mouth goal line in the fourth period.
The Stanford leader put over a
touchdown in the second session, end
ing a sensational 50-yard drive with
a yard smash through center. This
advance started when Stanford doWned
a punt in nidfield. Caddel sent it on
its way with a pair Of lusty smashes
off his left tackle, the Stanford leader
fed him long pass for first down on
the Green's 11-yard line, and there
Mre only three feet remaining after
Jack Hillman and Gordon Campbell
battered through each tackle on re-
verse plays.
Second Team TallieS.
The final Stanford touchdown was
registered by lanky Don Colvin. left
end, late in the closing session, when
Warner had Sec0no-SJrlnS Ddck-
field in action. Colvin and Bill Doub,
the other starting winger, were re-
turned to the action after Ruddie Rim
tala, fullback replacement. intercepted
one of Bill Morton'S many desperate
passes and ran back from midteld to
Dartmouths 20-yard line.
Colvin, after two line plays failed TO
gain, cut over from the extreme left
to the far right and this 6-foot-3 giant
needed every inch of his extreme height
to reach up high for Rintala's sizzling
aerial, nail it and take three long steps
over the enemy's last line.
Forrest Branch, Second-String center,
recovered Jack Hillman's tumble in mid
field in the second period and during
the few plays that followed Dartmouth
was able to get its forward passing at
tack going for the first and only time
in the game. Bill Morton gave the
Green a first down on Stanford'S 43-
yard line by tossing to Bill Brister, half
back replacement.
Old Pop was not bothered by this
threat, for he sent in substitutes for
Capt. Hillman and Caddel. Bill Nc
Call managed to get inside of these
Cardinal requirements and there was no
enemy near when he caught Morton'S
pass in the Stanford end zone.
This touchdown was due more to the
carelessness of the Stanford replace
ments than 1t was to the efforts of the