Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Long Field Goal
Major Factor
lin 81 Win
Blocked Punt Brings
BeneoIs' Touchdown:
indians Score Lute
BY BILL BONI.
Associated Press Sports writer,

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. ia
whole tribe of Redskins bit the
dust Of Palmer Stadium this after.
noon as underdog Princeton saved
the honor Of the big three by hand
ing Dartmouth's football team q -
that knocked the Hanover
Indians out of the unbeaten ranks.
Dartmouth had won decisive vie.
tories over Harvard and then Yale.
But the underdog Tigers, following
their well-established custom of get.
ting the enemy in the hole and keep.
ing him there, scored all Of their
points In the third period while
holding Dartmouth well back of
midfield.
Princeton scored first on a A-yard
held goal by Sub Bob Hinchman
and then, to the delight Of the TIGER
adherents in the crowd of 5000,
came on late in the period to block
one Of Bill Hutchinson's punts, re-
cover 1t on the Dartmouth 8, and
go over from there in four plays
and an offside penalty.
For the rest Of the game the II.
gers played it safe. A bad tumble
enabled Dartmouth to come down
early IN the last chapter for q field
goal try Of its own that was wide.
and two passes from Jim Bauman
to Hutchinson covered 46 of the 81
yards the Indians marched to their
touchdown.
Two Points Big MARIN.
But even when Hutchinson Added
the extra point after Bauman had
bucked through the middle from
the 5-yard line, the Indians still
were two points down and 1t might
as well have been 20. Princeton
smeared running players the first
time and harried the passer tho
next time on Dartmouth's last two
chances to move the ball, and tho
Tigers had recovered q Dartmouth
tumble near midfield when the same
ended. ...
There were only two threats Ia
the entire first half, during which
lumbles and other misplays kept
play shutting back and forth. Dave
Allerdice, Princeton's field general
and passing star who helped pile
up lib yards on 10 compilations in
10 throws, broke up the first adj
vance by intercepting a Dartmouth
pass on his 4. Wells tumble lata
In the second quarter, after Prince.
ton had got first down on the Dart
mouth S, throttled the other.
Game fha third vanr;4l
nrst time the Indians got the bali.
hutchinson fumbled and the Tigers
recovered on Dartmouth's 50. They
didn't get over that time, but from
tne subsequent exchange Of .punts
tney went % yards to the Indians'
10 before Hinchman delivered On
fourth down.
renalty Puts Indians In Hole.
Dartmouth received the kickofP
ana Immediately was In the hole
on l5-yard penalty for holding.
mat sent Hutchinson back to punt
on third and II. It was q disastrous
play for Bill and for Dartmouth.
Jim Aubrey. Princetons left end.
broke through to block the kick:
howard Stanley, Princeton's right
END, followed 1t up and fell on II
on the 8, and Hutchinson wound m
nat on his back with the Wind
knocked out Of him.
Two running plays and . abort
pass. Bob Peters to Allerdice. mads
1T fourth with to go for q touch.
down, The lighter Dartmouth line
threw back the next play, but the
Indians were onfside and, making
the most of their reprieve, the ri.
gers sent Wells slicing through 10,
the tally.
1t was Hutchinson who came h..l
IN to spark the last-Qusrter D.yt.