Dartmouth 42, Princeton 13

Dartmouth closed one of its most successful gridiron seasons in years by overwhelming Princeton, 42 to 13, in Palmer Stadium on November 20. The victory gave the Indians a 1943 record of six wins and one loss, the latter a 7-6 defeat at the hands of Penn.

Against Princeton, the Big Green scored in every period. Larry Bartnick and Red Mangene paced the ground attack: and Don Kasprzak continued to live up to his reputation as the East's leading passer, tossing, his 11th touchdown aerial of the season and also contributing a 31 -yard scoring romp. John Monahan, Dartmouth's candidate for Ail-American end, took a short touchdown pass from Tom Donavan and also turned in a fine defensive performance.

Bartnick and Mangene each scored on long runs, A 1 Russell caught two touchdown passes, and Monahan and Kasprzak added tallies five and six.

Donavan had a perfect conversion record with four out of four, and Jim Kelley added the other two points.