Word: crimson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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During this break in the rivalry the Crimson missed the unique opportunity of playing against Bill Cunningham, the Boston Herald's Dartmouth correspondent, when he was a Green center...
Harvard has run up the highest score in the series, a 74-0 rout of the Indians in 1888. The CRIMSON commented that "the Dartmouth men played a curious game." Forty-one years later Dartmouth, led by All-American Al Marsters, retaliated by trouncing the Cantabs...
Except for a 21-7 victory in 1946, in the Indians' own camp, the post-war series has been disappointing to the Crimson. Last October Harvard played Dartmouth an oven game--and lost 14-7. There was only one penalty in the contest an it came, against Harvard, on a touchdown play which might have tied the score...
...years ago, after spotting the Green two first half touchdowns, Harvard got back into the ballgame with some fine broken field running by Hal Moffie and scored twice. But the Crimson had missed a conversion to give Dartmouth...
...game's only touchdown came just four minutes and five seconds before the final whistle. Dartmouth's Don Wagner had intercepted a Dusty Burke pass on the Green 48-yard line and the visitors moved to the Crimson 25 before a bad pitch-out stalled the drive...