Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01


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don't have schedule like Notre Danes But they have
done all right in sweeping over New Hampshire Penn
Brown, Holy Cross and Harvard 10 points all
that have been scored the young from the New
Hampshire Vermont line.
Yale although upset 21-2O by Brown is rated an i'm
proved team and that might take it all from
Dartmouth and oncebeaten Princeton. However Dart
mouth is 3-point favorite tomorrow
The folks who coming down from the hills OF
Hanover properly proud of their Indians Their eight
game winning streak they their last three tits in
$50 is something Dartmouth hasn't had in 10 years
ONE TOUCHDOWN AN EXTRA point and field
goal represent the yield to date by the Dartmouth defense
in three Ivy and two non-Ivy League engagements.
The Indians led by Joe Palermo a guard who is
looked upon the few Ivies worthy of A-Amerca
consideration Dartmouth has neat least the middle
of one-that is better than any in that class in
quite time The Indians have very good center,
Walt Fogarty, and another crack guard, Al Krutsch
Yale, defending champion in the Ivy League is green
but improving 1t may have its biggest edge at quarter
back where Dick Wnterbauer holds forth. Winerbauer
versatile guy may have to be at his best to make the
Blue move tomorrow.
Palermo Fogarty and Krutsch force the opposition
to run wide pass Coach Jordan Oivar of Yale was
saying today. when that happens DartmouthS speed
never permits you to get started"
Winterbauer is cutey who hands of in slick fashion,
ceverly, passes well and punts superby OF these
gifts Yale may find his pupting good weapon any,
Those handoffs won't help much if Dartmouth has re-
ception committees waiting for the Yale ball carriers
And up to there has been no future in passing
against the Big Green
TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA, Dartmouth's five opponents
thrown total of 70 passes They completed &c. Ten
others were intercepted Thus problem is posed for
Winterbauer of Yale.
On the other hand, Coach Oivar thinks his Ellis have
found themselves They were gaining experience and
confidence beating Cornell and Colgate" ovar said
Moreover boys getting fed up with the constant
comparisons to last years team.
II believe this Yale team awoke to the possibility 1t
can become very tough after beat Colgate which
something my champions of last year couldn't do. If
take Dartmouth, we'll stand up to anybody"
If Yale doesn't take Dartmouth, and if the Big Green
goes on to lick Princeton November a., Coach Bob
Backman will be strong contender for coach-of-the
year awards What Backman has accomplished at Hanover
has the East talking And the word spreading elsewhere
PLAYING AT ONE GUARD for the Indians is full
back couple of Blackmans starters promoted out
desperation One of Dartmouth ends is best known
far for his inability to catch a thrown ball. But the
Big Green keeps winning like a solid outfit, not make
shift Blackman credits it all to spirit and desire.
Our coaches do everything from a morale stand
point" Blackman says, land it's been paying off,"
Yaes line coach and chief scout Fritz Barzilauskas
that Blackmans oenseS and defenSes mysify
him.
"on ofenSe they trap, off tackle. dive, work the
option lateral outside and their passing adequate
Barziauskas reported ION defense Dartmouth uses
A 4-s the Oklahoma ST. 70 and 81 and when they're
real desperate, a gap g."
Come again?
In the gap g." Fritz interpreted they put eight
the line with gaps all the way along They hope to
have one man free there has to be because they
have eight men on In the 81 they put the line
hackers the ends and hope the officials don't catch
them holding em up.
THE mystery to me is how Bob Blackman gets the
players do all those things. This is the Ivy League
can't help but wonder Blackman keeps his boys over
time or works Sundays"