FOOTBALL REVIEW

A football team lighter than those that year after year have made the Big Green team a byword has been evolved by Coach Cavanaugh this year. With the handicap of a light line to overcome, the men have developed a tremendous aggressiveness that is perhaps a better defense than mere bulk. The games up to date have - shown a growing power that bids fair to sweep everything before it. The scores made against Dartmouth in the earlier contests are in part due. to the nature of this year's rules, and in part to Coach Cavanaugh's system of using substitutes to save the first-string men whenever a game is clearly won.

DARTMOUTH 13—MASS. STATE 3

Defeated 3-0 until the last five minutes of play, the team snatched victory from the Aggies by two long forward passes, made by Ghee to Loudon and Ghee to Murdock. Ambrose scored on the first by his terrific line bucking. The second was unassisted. The visitors scored a drop kick when they recovered a punt fumbled by Ghee on Dartmouth's 5-yard line.

" DARTMOUTH 53—COLBY 0

A badly frightened Dartmouth team met a much overrated Colby team and fought so desperately that even a substitute eleven in the second half could not be stopped from scoring. Captain Frazer was the only Colby man that gave any trouble, but it took the whole Dartmouth team to keep him from doing mischief.

DARTMOUTH—NORWICH, CANCELLED

The death of a Norwich player from football injuries led to the cancelling of their'entire schedule by Norwich. A freshman-varsity game was played instead.

DARTMOUTH 33—VERMONT 7

Outclassed and defeated hopelessly Vermont scored 6 against a substitute eleven in the last minute of play, when the Vermont quarterback intercepted a forward pass and ran the length of the field for a touchdown. Dartmouth showed great improvement in defensive strength in this game.

DARTMOUTH 48—WILLIAMS 6

The last home game of the year was won by the indomitable fighting of the whole team working as a machine unit. Dartmouth scored twice on forward passes, four times on quarterback runs, and once on an intercepted forward pass. Williams tallied at the end of the game on a series of three forward passes, when but one of the original Dartmouth eleven was in the game. The work of Llewellyn and Ghee, as quarterbacks, featured the game.